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On wild, island studded Loch Carron you can paddle a sea kayak amidst stunning mountain
scenery with panoramic views of the Applecross Hills, the Skye Cuillin and
Raasay.You will land on white coral beaches, pass Scottish castles and see abundant wildlife.
Sea kayaking is one of the fastest growing outdoor activities and we
are fortunate that
the west coast of Scotland offers one of the best coastlines
for this sport, not just in
Scotland, but in the world.
We are able to access an enormous variety of venues
depending on the weather and
what you want. These venues include the sheltered sea lochs
of Loch Duich and Loch
Long, the island archipelago from Plockton to Kyle of
Lochalsh, and the dramatic and
varied coastline of the islands of Skye, Rona and Raasay.
Our experienced instructors are also countryside rangers and
are passionate about the area they live in. Their knowledge of the
area, environment and the abundant wildlife is second to none. They can
take you by kayak to explore wildlife that few will experience.
The courses and day trips that we offer are suitable for
complete beginners or competent paddlers who want to broaden their
skills and techniques. We are also able to offer activities for children
and are registered with the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority.
A
full, six hour long day trip will cost 45 pounds per person. This will
include
sea kayak (Capella), paddles, buoyancy aid, spraydeck, waterproofs and
the
instruction of the two guides. A double kayak with rudder will also be
available for those who are a little nervous of their first time on the
sea.
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