47 Moana Coloring Pages (Free PDFs)
Set sail on an adventure across the ocean with these free Moana coloring pages! Whether you’re a fan of Moana, Maui, Pua, or Hei Hei, these printable coloring sheets bring the magic of the movie to life. Moana’s journey of bravery and self-discovery has inspired kids and adults alike, making her one of Disney’s most beloved characters.
On this page, you’ll find Moana in various exciting scenes—sailing her boat, standing proudly with her oar, exploring the ocean, and even sharing moments with Maui and her adorable pet pig, Pua. There are also coloring sheets featuring the mighty demigod Maui, the silly chicken Hei Hei, and even the beautiful island of Motunui. These free printable PDFs are perfect for all ages, whether you’re a young explorer or an adult looking to relax with some coloring fun!
How to Download and Print Your Moana Coloring Pages
Click on any of the images or links below to open a high-quality PDF coloring sheet in a new tab. From there, you can download, print, or even color digitally on a tablet.
Each printable coloring page is formatted for standard US letter-size paper (8.5 x 11 inches) but will also fit perfectly on A4 paper. Simply hit print, grab your favorite coloring tools, and start bringing Moana’s world to life!
Fun Things to Do with Your Moana Coloring Pages
These Moana coloring pages can be used for more than just coloring! Here are some fun and creative ways to turn your artwork into exciting DIY crafts.
Moana Adventure Storybook
After coloring your Moana pages, turn them into a homemade storybook! Arrange the pages in order, punch holes along the side, and tie them together with yarn or ribbon. Kids can write a short story on the back of each page, imagining their own oceanic adventure with Moana and her friends.
Ocean-Themed Wall Art
Frame your best-colored Moana artwork and create a beautiful ocean-themed display for a bedroom or playroom. For extra creativity, add glitter glue to make the water shimmer or use real sand glued onto the paper for a beachy effect!
DIY Moana Puzzle
Print a Moana coloring sheet on cardstock, color it in, and then glue it onto a thin piece of cardboard. Once dry, cut it into puzzle pieces. Now you have your own Moana-themed puzzle to put together again and again!
Moana Party Decorations
If you’re throwing a Moana-themed birthday party, these coloring pages can be used for decorations. Cut out the characters after coloring them and tape them onto straws, gift bags, or party banners. You can even hang them up as a festive garland!
Moana and Friends Puppets
Color and cut out Moana, Maui, Pua, and Hei Hei. Glue them onto popsicle sticks to make fun puppets for storytelling and pretend play. Kids can act out scenes from the movie or create their own Moana-inspired tales.
Moana’s Ocean Adventure Map
Draw an island on a separate piece of paper and place your colored Moana pictures around it. Use a marker to connect the places and create a treasure map! Kids can make up a story about Moana’s next adventure and even hide a small treasure at the end of the map.
DIY Moana Greeting Cards
Turn your colored pages into unique greeting cards! Fold a coloring sheet in half, write a special message inside, and give it to a friend or family member. These make great birthday cards for Moana fans!
Moana-Themed Scrapbook
If your child loves Moana, create a scrapbook filled with their colored pages, photos from a Moana-themed party, or even ticket stubs from watching the movie. Decorate it with stickers and fun ocean-themed designs.
Window Sun Catchers
Trace Moana coloring pages onto thin tracing paper and color them with markers or watercolor paints. Tape them onto a window, and watch the light shine through, creating a beautiful sun catcher effect.
DIY Moana Bookmarks
Cut strips of sturdy paper, then glue a small, colored Moana image at the top. Laminate the bookmark (or cover it with clear tape), and punch a hole at the top to tie a ribbon. Now you have a Moana-themed bookmark to use while reading your favorite stories!
Moana Oar Craft
After coloring Moana holding her oar, cut out the image and attach a craft stick to the back to make it look like a real mini oar. Kids can use this for pretend play as they sail their way to new adventures!
Ocean Waves Collage
Color a Moana page, then glue cotton balls or tissue paper around her feet to create foamy ocean waves. You can even sprinkle a little blue glitter to make the water sparkle. This makes for a fun, textured artwork!
With these fun crafts and coloring activities, Moana fans of all ages can dive into a world of adventure and creativity. Download your free printable Moana coloring sheets today and set sail on a coloring journey across the ocean!
