Cailean Macleod's blog about sea kayaking in the Scottish Highlands.

A Canadian seakayaker who paddles his kayak for the pure joy of it, the wilder the place the better. Grab your paddle and come along!

The purpose of this blog is to share Helen Wilson and Mark Tozer's sea kayaking experiences and adventures in Greenland and beyond, and to help others learn more about the Greenlandic culture, traditional paddling skills and the fun that can be had by learning to roll.

In addition to in-depth inflatable SUP reviews and gear write-ups, Inflatable Boarder publishes free paddling guides and SUP safety resources.

As Kayak Instructor and Sea Kayak Coach I organize kayak trips and courses for the kayak club "Wyrda" in Woerden (NL)and the seakayak-committee of the NKB (the Dutch Kayak Association). I enjoy sharing the fun of kayaking on the water and on the web!

Started kayaking in a home-built SOF in the early 70's, wasted my youth paddling the Northumberland Strait and its many estuaries. Got back into the sport in a big way about 8 years ago, and it was just like going home. Matter of fact, I DID move home; back beside the river where I was born and raised. Having a tidal river leading to the ocean in my back yard makes paddling a sheer pleasure.

Blog about kayaking in Wisconsin. Blog has a lot of photography and video.

A paddlesports log book from the Thames Tideway in London: sea kayaking, open canoeing, coaching and marathon racing.

I'm an avid canoeist and general "outdoorsy type" guy with a bit of an artistic side. Recently started this hobby of making custom canoe paddles after my disappointing experience with most commercial brands. This site documents various styles of single blade canoe paddles I've made or researched as well as other canoe related info I've stumbled across on my internet wanderings. Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Qajaq Rolls is dedicated to passing on the traditional art of Greenland kayaking. Greenland kayak rolling can be a relaxing, yoga-like exercise. Rolling is also a tremendously valuable self-rescue technique, and should be the go-to recovery for any serious kayaker. Greenland kayak rolls are steeped in the history of the Inuit people, whose very survival depended upon their ability to roll up and recover while hunting. Minnesota, USA

Imagine you are at the edge of the sea on a day when it is difficult to say where the land ends and the sea begins and where the sea ends and the sky begins. Sea kayaking lets you explore these and your own boundaries and broadens your horizons. Sea kayaking is the new mountaineering.

A Blog for Those Who Love to Paddle with Werner Paddles.

Kayak Fishing Site for the Recreational Angler