Scotland has 18,000km of coastline and 900 islands to explore. Travelling by sea kayak is arguably the best way to do this.
Breaking waveOLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERAPointe du Raz tiderace, Brittany, FranceBishops Rock, Isles of ScillyEarly season sunshine heading to the Garvellachs, near Oban, ScotlandHeading towards Sandwood Bay north west ScotlandThe clear waters of Skye’s west coastPape Stour, Shetland: the edge of the worldHeavy summer rain in Applecross bayRolling for charityClachan Bridge joining the Isle of Seil with the mainlandThe gannet covered Bass Rock, East LothianRescue practice off ArranDouble sided sandy beach, Rabbit IslandOldany island intertidal zoneSea foam BrittanyWild camp on the west coast of InchmarnockSea stackCrossing across to SkipnessSummer skiesMoove!Winter paddling in the Kyle of Bute10 women, two coaches sea kayaking – what could go wrong?Packing on the Isle of CannaLoch Hourn, Scotland’s west coastLooking west Paddling under the Forth Bridge Muckle Flugga lighthouse helipad. Out Stack in the background, ShetlandCastle Tioram, Loch MoidartSpectacular SkyeOpen seasMoove!Oldany island intertidal zoneWild camp on the west coast of InchmarnockCrossing to Arran
