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Featured sea kayaking articles:

The long arm of Clayoquot Sound

A beautiful fall day makes this arm of Kennedy Lake a surprisingly tranquil place to visit / Spring 08

The North Coast Trail

Yes, you can paddle Vancouver Island's newest - and possibly best- trail / Spring 08

Other sea kayaking articles and resources:

BC Marine Trail gets renewed energy

Island and coastal news / Spring 08

Changes in Clayoquot Sound

Originally published in More Living Magazine.

Paddling Gulf Islands National Park

Originally published in More Living Magazine.

Our pick for kayaking links:

Steller Sea Kayaking

We offer all-inclusive professionally guided sea kayak tours emphasizing the ecology, history, and culture of coastal British Columbia. Paddle in spectacular wilderness locations, view amazing wildlife, hike in ancient rainforests, camp on beautiful beaches, and enjoy great food and company. No experience necessary to join us on an adventure of discovery and relaxation in the Broken Group Islands, Clayoquot Sound, Johnstone Strait, or the Broughton Archipelago. Visit www.stellerseakayaking.com or call toll-free 1-866-251-5135.

The Wild Coast guide books

The most complete reference guides for the BC coast, bar none. Every waterway between Race Rock and the Alaskan border is explored in this series of three books, from the popular Broken Group to the least explored regions. Presented with kayakers in mind. Visit www.thewildcoast.ca.