Kay, Bob, Alec and Emily met me for a kayak session on the water around Inverewe Garden. Kay is Canadian so is a little more used to canoes but didn’t have any problems adapting to the kayak! This morning was the first time this season I’ve spotted moon jellyfish, just little ones but quite a few about.
Laura, Henry, Rachel, Katharine, Jack, Andrew and Sue all joined me for a fun session on the water. We had a good time paddling around and enjoyed watching the seals swim around watch us.
Rachel, Rob, Ava and Juliette met me in Poolewe for an enjoyable paddle around Inverewe garden. We learnt some skills, explored the coastline, spotted wildlife and had fun.
Ali, Richard, Heather and Lewis met me for a fun paddle at Gairloch harbour. We had an enjoyable paddle down to Kerry Bay, having some fun by playing games along the way.
Lee, Andy and Erin joined me to explore the craggy coastline south of Gairloch harbour. We had a headwind at times on the way out but at least that meant it blew us all the way back!
Brendan and Karen met me for a calm and relaxing paddle around Inverewe Garden. Their last kayaking trip had been on a glacier, so the 8 degree water temperature probably sounded quite warm in comparison! With the sun shining it did however feel like a nice whilst sat on the boats paddling about.
Louise, Olivier, William and Isla joined me again for another session. They’d been out with me last October on a lovely still calm day and today was very similar, practically no wind at all. We explored the coastline and found some inquisitive seals.
Rhona and Caoimhe met me for an afternoon on the water. It was a chilly and wet afternoon but that didn’t dampen our spirits.
Fiona, David and Catriona joined me again, this time bringing along Deb, Pete, Ellie, William and Dom. It was a chilly day but that didn’t stop us having a good time exploring the coastline and spotting seals.
Vicki and Andy joined me on a kayak trip from Poolewe. We headed around the shoreline at Inverewe Garden, spotting seals and birds on route before finding a remote beach to have a brew on.
Caroline and David were back yet again, this time with Craig and Laura. Last year they’d all been out with me from Poolewe. It wasn’t quite as sunny or calm as Monday but it was still a great afternoon on the water, we had seals following us around for the whole trip.
Caroline and David joined me again this year on a super sunny and calm March afternoon. We explored the crystal clear water around the craggy coastline. The low tide gave us great views of starfish and urchins.
Jamie, Gail, Tommy, Leo and Felix met me to get out on the water. We headed out in a mixture of boats – canoes, sea kayak, sit on top kayak and little kayak.
Maryanne, Andrew, Evie and Poppy met me in Poolewe for an adventure on the water. They’ve got some inflatable boats, so we worked on a few paddling skills, had some fun and watched some wildlife, this included two otters frolicking in front of us at one point.
Jon, Kelly, Joe, Emma, Kellie, Isacc, Rubin and Dylan all met me again for another fun session on the water. They’d paddled with me a little over a year ago from near Poolewe. This time we had mirror like calm water to splash about on.
Louise, Olivier, William and Isla all met me for a morning kayaking. We had super still calm water to paddle on, not a breath of wind about.
Cameron, Rachael, Jean and Lorna joined me for a paddle from Gairloch harbour. We were out so that Cameron could film us as a promotional video for Visit Wester Ross. Cameron’s business is RedBeard Productions, a great little video production company.