Cultures famous for canoes
Polynesian cultures such as the Maori, Hawaiian, and Samoan peoples are all known for their traditional canoes.
The Inuit of the Arctic region have a long history of canoe building and use.
Native American tribes such as the Cree, Ojibwe, and Haida have a strong tradition of canoe building and use.
The Māori of New Zealand are known for their waka, or canoes, which are intricately carved and decorated.
The Dayak people of Borneo are known for their long, narrow canoes called perahu.
