Sea kayaking

Sea kayaks may not be as popular as recreational and whitewater ones – but seagoing kayaks were the original transport of the Inuit and Aleut hunters who first pioneered the sport four thousand years ago, so this long slender boat is actually straight off a page of kayaking history, refined and improved for modern seafaring. And you’ll find that it’s a completely different experience from whitewater kayaking: more physical, more challenging to manoeuvre, just as fun but extra rewarding! Ply your paddle amidst flocks of seagulls and schools of dolphins off the coasts of New Zealand, Scotland or Alaska, home of the sea kayak, and discover the beauty of the coastline from a new angle.