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Canoe Paddling

  

Canoe paddling is a popular water sport in Hawaii. There are many different ways to paddle a canoe, but the most common is outrigger style. This style of paddling uses two oars, one on each side of the canoe, to propel the canoe through the water. Paddling a canoe can be a great way to enjoy the Hawaiian scenery and get some exercise at the same time. Canoe paddling is also a great way to bond with family and friends. If you are thinking about paddling a canoe on your next vacation to Hawaii, you should know a few thins beforehand. Here, we will give you some tips on how to paddle a canoe and what to expect in Hawaii. If you have never paddled a canoe before, it is important to get familiar with the basics before trying it in the deep Hawaii waters. There are many different ways to paddle a canoe, but the most common is the outrigger style.

This style of paddling a canoe uses two oars, one on each side of the canoe, to propel the canoe through the water. Get comfortable with this basic technique before you head to Hawaii so that can enjoy your time on the water. When paddling a canoe in Hawaii, expect to get wet. The ocean waves can be unpredictable and can splash water into your canoe. Be prepared to get wet by wearing swim clothes or quick-dry clothing. The Hawaii sun is intense, so be sure to use sunscreen when paddling a canoe. Apply sunscreen before you get into the water and reapply it through the day, especially if you are paddling in an open area where you are exposed to the sun. It is important to stay hydrated when canoe paddling in Hawaii. Be sure to drink plenty of water throughout the day to avoid dehydration.  If you are paddling in an area with little shade, consider bringing along a hat or umbrella to help protect you from the sun.

Canoe paddling can be strenuous, so be sure to take breaks throughout the day. If you are paddling in a group, take turns paddling so that everyone has a chance to rest. And, if you start to feel tired, pull over to the side of the water and take a break. Paddling a canoe is a great way to enjoy the Hawaiian scenery and get some exercise at the same time. By following these tips, you can ensure that your experience is safe and enjoyable. However, if you are ever in doubt about your ability to paddle a canoe, ask a life guard of another experienced paddler for help. Kawaihae is one really great place with much paddling history from the Big Island. You can join the clubs to be part of the fantastic outrigger teams if you live here on island. 

Additional Resources for Canoe Paddling:

Hawaii Surf & Kayak

Hulakai Surf & Paddle

Kai Opua Cane Club

Kawaihae Canoe Club

Ocean Safaris

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