Waka Ama NZ is pleased to share with our waka ama whānau our Annual Report 2024. 2024 has been a year filled with many exciting highlights for our organisation, our sport, and our waka …

Gradually, over hundreds of years, waka ama went into decline in Aotearoa. But during the 20th century, Māori travelling to Pacific islands such as Hawaii and Tahiti observed the continuing …

2025年1月12日 · The Waka Ama National Sprint Championships is a week-long event of competing and celebrating Waka Ama. The competition began yesterday with tamariki …

Waka ama today. Waka ama are widely used in the Pacific for fishing, carrying goods, travel and racing. Waka racing is a popular sport in Hawaii and French Polynesia. In New Zealand there …

Waka Ama in Kaiteretere. 1/7. What's happening - join us on Facebook (Closed Group) to get updates on weekly paddles, events and other interesting information. About us. We have …

The Takapuna Beach Cup is a three-day Aotearoa Waka Ama event that attracts paddlers from across the nation as well as around the world. The event is hosted in Auckland at Takapuna …

Waka Ama promotes intergenerational knowledge transfer, leadership development, and community engagement, ensuring that Māori traditions and values are preserved and …

Waka ama have been widely used in the smaller islands of the Pacific for centuries, but had become very rare in New Zealand by the time the first European explorers arrived. Although …

2020年7月8日 · Waka Ama NZ sought to increase school participation numbers by encouraging waka ama clubs to collaborate with their local schools. The sharing of skills, canoes and …

Waka ama, or outrigger canoes, are part of the culture of Pacific peoples - from Hawai'i in the North, Rapanui in the East, Tahiti in the Centre and Aotearoa New Zealand in the South. After …