BE PONO

- As visitors to Moloka'i, please be respectful

BE PONO

Respect your Host

For most of us we are visitors to the island of Molokai. This island has a special place in our history and we appreciate our hosts welcoming us each year. To keep the Aloha Spirit alive, as guests to this special island, please keep the following in mind.

No Excessive Fishing from Escort Boats

The Molokai Community has expressed concern over the amount of fish caught in the waters off Molokai by race escort boats. We are aware that you are not in control over the actions of your escort boats. Please discuss this matter with Boat Captains directly and ask that they be courteous to the local fisherman. Take only what you can eat and please be respectful to the concerns of our Molokai hosts.

What is Pono?

The word pono could be described as meaning to be respectful and to behave in a righteous manner. Click here for a more complete definition.

  

Our Sponsors

OHCRA would like to thank all those who participate each year in the Na Wahine O Ke Kai race and it doesn't go without saying that this event would not be possible without the assistance of our generous sponsors. Each year, we rely upon these sponsors to continue to support the race and we also invite new sponsors to come on board.

If you would like to talk to us about sponsorship opportunities for this race - please Contact Us for more information.