The Uto ni Yalo voyaging canoe has departed Suva for the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Joined by the Taumako TePuke canoe, the Wansolwara Voyage honours ancestral navigation, strengthens regional solidarity, and carries key messages for ocean protection, climate justice, and a Fossil Fuel Free Pacific. The voyage highlights Pacific unity and traditional wisdom as guiding forces for a healthy, peaceful, and prosperous Blue Pacific.

The Uto ni Yalo's storage container at the National Sailing Centre was broken into and key canoe-building tools were stolen. This theft has disrupted our work and comes just weeks after the loss of our tender’s outboard motor.

Explore the 10-year partnership bringing the iconic S.V. Uto ni Yalo to Vuda Marina, fostering outreach programs, and preserving Fiji's sail

UNYT & Fiji Arts Fundraiser partner for 10-year Colin Philp Scholarship, teaching traditional sailing & stewardship. Legacy lives on.