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Swim the Ka'iwi Channel Molokai to Oahu

 We can help make it happen.

Ka'iwi Channel Association

To date, over 100 swimmers have successfully completed the Ka'iwi Channel and 5  relay teams have completed the challenging crossing between Molokai and Oahu.

We provide a comprehensive range of services, from official swim ratification to full-service planning. If you are ready to take the challenge, click "Contact Us" and share your swimming experience along with potential dates for your swim. We'll help guide you through every step of your Ka'iwi Channel journey, offering support and expertise from start to finish. 

 

 

Now Booking 2025

 

We still have a few slots left for 2024 and are booking 2025. If you want to swim the Ka'iwi Channel this year, now is the time to make plans.

-Ka'iwi Crossings Team

Today's  wind in the Ka'iwi Channel

This video answers all the questions you have about swimming the Ka'iwi Channel. A must see for anyone seriously thinking about swimming between Molokai and Oahu.

The Ka'iwi Channel Association is comprised of experienced open water swimmers who have successfully completed the Molokai Channel, making them the go-to experts for Molokai Channel swim crossings.

Since 2013, the Ka'iwi Channel Association has guided swimmers through every step of the journey, from initial planning to the final crossing. We provide comprehensive support, answering questions about accommodations, packing essentials, weather, boat captain introductions and logistics such as flights and shuttles. We also document and certify successful crossings.

Frequently 
Asked
Questions
about a Ka'iwi Channel
Swim
Rules for a Ka'iwi Channel Swim

 

Solo swims

Relay Swims

Everything you need to know to make your swim between Molokai and Oahu count. 

Ka'iwi Channel Association is a channel swimming governing body formed in 2013. The mission of  the Ka'iwi Channel Association is to establish and recognize individual AND relay swims that follow the standards of Ka'iwi Crossings Association (between Molokai and Oahu).  

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