International Sea Kayaking Guide Books
Kayakers who want to add to their sea kayaking adventures and explorations will find many destinations to choose from in sea kayaking guide books. Here are a few of the those available.
Guide to Sea Kayaking Central & Northern California
Authors Roger Schumann and Jan Shriner included over 40 sea kayaking trips with over 100 alternative routes. Created for beginners as well as expert sea kayakers, the book includes mile by mile descriptions of routes, prominent landmarks, maps, and interesting sights.
Sea Kayaking Maryland’s Chesapeake Bay: Day Trips on the Tidal Tributaries and Coastlines of the Western and Eastern Shore
Kayaking Hawaii can be as peaceful as a solitary paddle trip along a tranquil river or as wild as a rough ocean adventure. Popular kayaking destinations can be found on Kauai, Maui and Molokai. Some of the most beautiful areas in Hawaii are extremely difficult to access via land but kayaking gives paddlers immediate access to appreciate and enjoy nature’s beauty.
With adventure Alaska Canada travel, adventurers can walk along both the shores of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The Rocky Mountains rise up in the middle, creating endless opportunities for rock climbing and hiking, and naturalists can experience the beauty of elk and polar bears. From the Acadian culture in the east to the Eskimos of the west, vacationers can experience a wealth of culture not found below the 49th parallel. Taste different foods, hear Acadian music, and participate in Eskimo festivals.