Canoe voyaging is a traditional form of travel using canoes, often associated with the cultures of the Pacific Islands. It involves navigating open waters, relying on natural elements like the wind, currents, and stars for guidance. This practice has deep cultural significance and is often linked to the ancestral heritage of the Polynesians and other oceanic peoples. Modern canoe voyaging has seen a revival, with many communities engaging in it to reconnect with their history and promote environmental awareness. Organizations like the Hōkūleʻa have led voyages that emphasize sustainability and the importance of preserving ocean ecosystems while honoring traditional navigation techniques.