Karen, Carl, Issie, Lily, Ben and Jamie all joined me for an afternoon kayaking. We learnt some skills before exploring the coastline around Kerry Bay. A curious seal swam along with us to see what we were up to. Five minutes before getting off the water Jamie couldn’t resist taking a dip!
Phil and Tim were up again and keen to get out in canoes again. They’ve got their own kayaks up with them and having been exploring the lochs. Canoes are very different to kayaks, taking a lot more skill to control them whilst paddling solo. Despite not paddling canoes since last time they were out with me they were paddling well after a little bit of a recap on strokes.
Sue and Stuart joined me today on Stuart’s birthday. What better thing to do on your birthday than paddle around on the glorious Loch Ewe with me!
John, Alex, Andrew, Amy and David spent the afternoon paddling around Mellon Charles with me. John and Alex had joined me a couple of years ago when they were last in the area. The wind gave us a few waves to have fun on as we explored.
Freddie and Emily joined me on a very still morning in Poolewe to explore the coastline and spot wildlife. Exploring the NC500 from the water is the perfect addition to anyone’s NC500 adventure.
Martin and Jaine joined me to explore the coastline around Inverewe. They’ve got their own canoe but didn’t bring it all the way up here from Devon. The initial wind calmed down and gave us a lovely afternoon on the water.
Allison and Will joined me again for yet another paddle. We set off from Mellon Charles and headed with the wind around the coastline to finish in Poolewe. On route we stopped off on a couple of remote beaches for brews and relaxing in the sunshine.
Jason and Rachel joined me again for another session on the water, a few years since our last adventure. We headed around the craggy coastline of Inverewe garden and estate, finding a remote beach to stop at and have our brew break.
Richard and Lynn joined me on a stunning afternoon to explore the loch. When we stopped on a beach for our brew a young seal enjoyed watching us from the water.
Gareth, Lachlan and Rhona joined me on a calm afternoon to explore the coastline and look for wildlife. As we paddled around we had some curious seals follow us to see what we were up to.
Debbie and David booked me back in January and were lucky enough to get the best day of the week. I’ve spent a lot of time recently looking at the wind and rain, waiting for a day to get out on the water. We had a grey start but the sun broke through and shone for the afternoon.
Tanya and David joined me again for another session on the water, this time we paddled from Poolewe around the south end of Loch Ewe to Aultbea, finishing at the Aultbea Hotel.
Donna and Marcus joined me to explore the craggy coastline around Inverewe garden. We’ve not had many calm days lately so it was great to have a nice calm wind day to get on the water with.
A perfect still water, blue sky day to get out on the water with my parents on their annual visit up here.
Louise and David joined me in Poolewe to canoe around the craggy coastline of Inverewe garden. As we paddled we had a curious seal watching us on our journey.
Ed and Carly joined me on a sunny afternoon in Gairloch to learn some kayak skills, spot some wildlife and see the sights from the water.
Caroline and Paul joined me in Gairloch for a mornings kayaking, they chose the sea kayaks and we set off to explore the bay.
Simon and Cath met me for an afternoon paddling along the craggy coastline. As we paddled along we headed out to explore Boor Rocks and it’s wildlife.