Ke Ola O Ke Kai Canoe Club
Ke Ola O Ke Kai Canoe Club offers Paddling programs on Oahu's Honolulu side, Hawaii. Fees apply: Paid. Visit website to register.
Serving ohana and keiki in Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaiʻi.
Quick Facts
- Sports
- Paddling
- Cost Tier
- Paid
About
Ke Ola O Ke Kai Canoe Club (KOKK), founded in 2001 by Gino Dayton and Jen Romano, is a Honolulu-based outrigger canoe club dedicated to perpetuating Hawaiian culture and paddling, with a strong focus on youth (keiki) development. Located at Ke‘ehi Lagoon, the club participates in OHCRA regattas, offers competitive and recreational paddling, and emphasizes 'ohana' (family) and teamwork.
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Location
, HI
Region: Honolulu | Oahu, Hawaiʻi
Contact Information
Phone: 808-306-2499
Email: Keolaokekai18@gmail.com
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/keolaokekai18/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KOKK18/
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Ke Ola O Ke Kai Canoe Club located?
- The club is based at Ke‘ehi Lagoon in Honolulu, Hawaii.
- What is the focus of the youth program at KOKK?
- The program focuses on keiki development, perpetuating Hawaiian culture, and teaching the values of 'ohana and teamwork through paddling.
- Does the club participate in competitive regattas?
- Yes, Ke Ola O Ke Kai Canoe Club participates in OHCRA (Oahu Hawaiian Canoe Racing Association) regattas.
- How can I find out about registration costs and program schedules?
- As this is a paid program, please visit their official website at https://sites.google.com/site/keolaokekai18/ or contact the club directly for specific details.
- Who founded Ke Ola O Ke Kai Canoe Club?
- The club was founded in 2001 by Gino Dayton and Jen Romano.