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skip to content sea kayak highlands see the fantastic highlands primary menu are you ready for adventure? camping tips staying in the highlands experience log where to kayak kayak hire spots get in touch an instructors story: from the pool to the sea posted on december 6, 2018 by davidstainer “my love affair with the water began many years ago.” experienced instructor and paddle-enthusiast, bruce richards, tells us how he was lured into the world of sea kayaking… “i’ve spent nearly thirty years on the water now and i really can’t imagine my life without sea kayaking, but there was a point in my life when just the thought of touching the water made me sick with fear.” “my love affair with the water began many years ago. my parents were eager to get me and my younger sister in the water at an early age. neither of them were strong swimmers and they felt that they’d missed out spending time in the water as young children, so my father being the industrious fellow that he was built us a diy swimming pool in our back garden. at the age of 4 i was quite literally thrust in at the deep-end with a float and soon i took to this new hobby. soon i was in there every day, enjoying the improvement that i was making and wanting to go further and further. i made progress quickly and began begging my parents to be taken out to the sea to test my skills out on the open seas. they gave me my wish when i was 8 years old and let me dive into the ocean on a trip to the beach. i saw a rock that i wanted to reach far out in the distance and set off at a fast pace…too fast. before i knew it my energy was getting sapped by the tidal current and i was struggling for my life. luckily there was a lifeguard on hand to help me out. paddling hard against the tide on a bright yellow sea kayak, a he pulled me from the water. that was the first time i was aboard a sea kayak, but it would be a while before i found myself with an oar in my hand. i avoided swimming in open water for a while after that. i even stopped using the swimming pool back at home and soon i’d gone months without swimming a single stroke. my parents were a little distraught, i’d transformed from a headstrong confident boy with a promising future in the water to a fearful lad who had to be wrestled into a bathtub on a sunday night. in a bid to get me back in the water they bought me and my sister our first tandem sea kayak , as well as a couple of buoyancy aids . in scotland, on a peaceful lake, there was barely any breeze and the water was as still as you could hope for. dad gave us a fishing rod and told me to go catch us dinner. i remember feeling a little sick as we both hopped aboard the wobbly kayak. all the the memories of that day came back to me, but my sister held my hand and coaxed me aboard. nervously paddling out, i busied myself with the rod and before we knew it were far out in the middle of a firth. when i got a bite and pulled a shining trout from the water, i knew that sea kayaking was something i’d do for the rest of my life. posted in experience log , kayak hire spots , where to kayak leave a comment on an instructors story: from the pool to the sea inverness to erchless castle: true scottish scenery posted on december 1, 2018 december 6, 2018 by davidstainer industrial bridges, thick forests and dramatic geology. there is perhaps no greater introduction to the thrill of sea-kayaking than taking this serene yet challenging 20-mile route from inverness… kayak season doesn’t technically start until may, but that doesn’t meant that you can’t take boats onto the river beforehand. although there are increased risks carried with embarking on a kayaking expedition during the colder months of the year, you’re rewarded with much less traffic on the rivers and the opportunity to experience scotland from a cherished vantage point. although there are a number of sea kayak operators that choose to close down during the off-season, there are a handful that offer trips throughout the winter – kushi adventures are one such team. russell zenthon is the man in charge at kushi adventures . with adventuring experience going back for three decades and internationally recognised qualifications, he’s well equipped to lead all kinds of expeditions all over the world and is the ideal person to take visitors out on a winter’s trek through the aigas gorge. the trek begins at 10am in inverness and we’re told to dress according to the weather. my wife and i have driven up from carlisle the night before, braving icy roads, hail and awful winds to make it to our cosy b&b in inverness, so when the alarm clock goes off at 8am we are somewhat hesitant to open the windows. we were warned by all the outdoor pursuits that we contacted that should the weather turn for the worst then no qualified instructor would take us out on to the water – so it was with a sight of relief that we pulled the chintz curtains back to see a glorious clear day – cold, but clear. having stuffed our faces with a traditional scottish breakfast , we meet our instructor out on the docks of inverness having first taken the precaution of wrapping up very warm. the temperature is just above freezing and our breath hangs in the air in front of us as we shake hands with our guide and take our first tremulous steps onto our vessels for the day. my wife and i share a tandem kayak, whilst our guide hops into a solo kayak and takes us through the basics of how to manoeuvre our vessel. before we set out he reminds us that a tumble overboard would almost certainly lead to a trip to the hospital, with uncertain looks at each other we set out. the first leg of our 20-mile journey takes us out of the river ness and into the beauly firth. this large coastal body of water is a wide open expanse, the stillness of the blue sky is reflected in the water and we’re reminded by our guide that during the summer this part of the river is usually clogged up with other adventure companies and tourists, we need no convincing that this is a truly once in a lifetime experience. the river soon narrows and we find ourselves drifting down through the river beauly and onto the aigas gorge. as the sides of the river begin to rise we are dwarfed by the forests on either sides of us and are treated to some truly gorgeous views. the rough weather might have endangered our trip, but in the end it was worth the risk. thanks to dave and sue pollock for sharing their experiences kayaking through the aiga gorge. posted in experience log , kayak hire spots , staying in the highlands , where to kayak leave a comment on inverness to erchless castle: true scottish scenery luxury riverside stays in the highlands posted on november 5, 2018 by davidstainer fancy staying in luxury in between your paddles? whilst we’re strong advocates for camping, this often isn’t an option when you’re looking to get some kayaking done during the winter. we understand that you might want to be at one with nature when you’re spending a few days out on the water, but that doesn’t mean that you should sacrifice your comfort at the same time. highland heather lodges how much? lodges from £359 for 2 nights breakfast included? no telephone: 01764 670440 address: muirend, south crieff road, perthshire, ph6 2ja website: https://www.highlandheatherlodges.co.uk if you’re looking for somewhere to stay that offers the same seclusion that you’ll find on the water, then highland heather lodges is the place for you. these self-catered cottages offer couples or small groups the opportunity of being able to relax in peace after a long day on the river. just a stone’s throw away from the river earn, this is a great option for anyone who’s looking to while away their time on the river and still have a home-from-home to relax in. hazelwood bed and breakfast how much? call for best prices breakfast included? yes telephone: 01471 844200 address: hazelwood, ardvasar, isle of skye, iv45 8rs website: http://www.hazelwoodskye.com any 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