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The aim of this website is to enable you to discover and share the world of expedition sea kayaking. Even if you have never ‘enjoyed’ putting on cold, wet kayaking clothes day after day, never felt the need to paddle for 10 (or more) hours without getting out of your kayak or never fancied the idea of eating freeze dried food for a month, but enjoy reading about people that do, then this site is for you.
This site is a portal to a world of adventure through the sport of sea kayaking. It is also an opportunity for the sea kayaking community to share wisdom and experience. For the wannabe expedition kayaker it is a valuable resource to help you plan your first adventure. For the seasoned explorer it is a way to share your adventures with a wider audience and in so doing share your experience and knowledge gained and perhaps enable others to follow in your wake. As well as good karma, you will hopefully receive publicity that may attract the funding and support you’ll need for your next challenge.
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Expeditonkayak.com was originally built by myself for Sean Morley to promote and publicise his expedition around the British Isles in 2004. We promoted the daily updates and progress through the site from emails as Sean progressed clockwise around the British Isles from Falmouth. Sean has since moved to the USA and for many years was a kayak instructor in the San Francisco area. I however, I live in Devon in the UK where I paddle with my local club. I am also an Instructor but expeditions aren’t what I do. – I will happily add your expedition or kayak adventure details to this site and keep it going. Please send photographs for use on the site and as much text as you like! Thank you, Dominic.
Wartime crossing of the North Sea
I just came across your site while looking up details of a wartime crossing of the North Sea commemorated on Sizewell Beach, Suffolk, UK. and realised it is not listed on your expeditions page. Rather than write it up here are some links - one which includes photos of...
Kayaking Solo all 2.500 Kms of the coast of Mozambique
Kayaking Solo all 2.500 Kms of the coast of Mozambique I will start an expedition this September and I wonder if you would be interested to publish something. I will be recording almost daily to...
Book on it’s way! Mexico to Panama…
I'm currently doing a final edit on my book that about our 2-men, 3 years, 5000 km sea kayak expedition from Mexico to Panama on both the Atlantic and Pacific coast of Central America that ran between 1998 and 2001. Considering all the great expedition you featured on...
circumnavigate all 5 of the Great Lakes in 1 calendar year – Traci Lynn Martin
justaroundthepointe@gmail.com See Traci's Website Here Phone 816-536-1384 I am a 50 year old woman with Rheumatoid Arthritis. I was diagnosed with RA in 2010. Ever since my diagnosis, people would tell me that I should no longer kayak or backpack or engage...
Facebook Group
It's been a while coming but there's now an EXPEDITIONKAYAK.COM facebook group. Please join up and add to the community. HERE>>
2018 – ‘The Great Loop’ of N. America
To celebrate retirement I am kayaking 'The Great Loop' of N. America and Canada as a charities fundraiser. Start and finish is Halifax, Nova Scotia , between June 2018 and September 2019. Paddling solo, carrying everything in a 17 foot...
Kayak For Charity
Albert Gambina Kayak For Charity algambina@gmail.com +356 9943 4002 We operate under the Kayak for Charity (previously Kayak for Cancer) banner as our objective is to raise funds for philanthropic purposes. In our own modest way we have broken...
Welcome
Sean Morley paddling in British Columbia So what 'qualifies' as an 'expedition' versus a kayak trip or holiday? It's a good question open to interpretation but to qualify to be featured on this website, your trip would need to be something reasonably...