National sea kayaking body. Lists of publications, articles from the Sea Canoeist Newsletter and membership information.

National organization representing whitewater canoeing and kayaking. Promotes conservation, access, safety, and education.

Promotes safety, environmental care, sea kayaking skills and standards within the industry.

Daily kayak trips throughout the alpine reaches of Central Otago from October through to April.

Guided sea kayak tours (Auckland wide) Waitemata harbour - Mahurangi - Manukau harbour Half day - full day - customised sea kayak adventures -great safe fun! Gift vouchers available

Paddling a canoe can be an extremely relaxing and satisfying experience that enriches your mind, body, and soul. A peaceful summer evening watching the sun fall below the tree line on your favorite lake while paddling a canoe can revitalize you as it melts away the stress of a busy life. However, not having the proper equipment can turn this picturesque setting and wonderful experience into a difficult and painful excursion.

One of the biggest rules of thumb when it comes to kayaking is that you should never paddle alone. The reasons for this are many, but most of all, if you make sure that you have somebody with you, then you''ll be able to stay safe in almost any situation. Having an extra person with you means that if something happens to one of you, the other one will be there to help out - either with the first aid kit, with going for help, or even just by being somebody on the other end of a throw rope.

Do you have questions about kayaking? Do you want to seek the advice of kayakers that are more experienced and relate to kayakers that are at your level? Wouldn’t it be nice to connect with other kayaking enthusiasts? The Internet can supply you with robust information about kayaking such as necessary equipment, costs, and travel destinations. However, the Internet also provides forums and discussion boards dedicated to the sport of kayaking. Hop online and plug into the kayaking community.