Images to inspire
Scotland has 18,000km of coastline and 900 islands to explore. Travelling by sea kayak is arguably the best way to do this.
Pointe du Raz tiderace, Brittany, France
10 women, two coaches sea kayaking – what could go wrong?
Wild camp on the west coast of Inchmarnock
Pape Stour, Shetland: the edge of the world
Rescue practice off Arran
Sea foam Brittany
Sea stack
Heavy summer rain in Applecross bay
The clear waters of Skye’s west coast
Double sided sandy beach, Rabbit Island
Oldany island intertidal zone
Crossing across to Skipness
Rolling for charity
Heading towards Sandwood Bay north west Scotland
Clachan Bridge joining the Isle of Seil with the mainland
Bishops Rock, Isles of Scilly
Summer skies
Moove!
The gannet covered Bass Rock, East Lothian
Winter paddling in the Kyle of Bute
Early season sunshine heading to the Garvellachs, near Oban, Scotland
Packing on the Isle of Canna
Loch Hourn, Scotland’s west coast
Looking west
Paddling under the Forth Bridge
Muckle Flugga lighthouse helipad. Out Stack in the background, Shetland
Castle Tioram, Loch Moidart
Spectacular Skye
Open seas
Moove!
Oldany island intertidal zone
Wild camp on the west coast of Inchmarnock
Crossing to Arran
