Over the years we have learned a great many things in regards to sea kayaking, equipment, outfitting a trip and destinations. Here's an opportunity for you to receive expert advice on a variety of subjects. We will continue to add new subjects periodically.

Destinations:

Selecting a guided tour in Baja California Sur, Mexico

Equipment:

Digital on the Wild Side - A gutsy pro and his DSLR take on sand, sea, sun, and whales

Holiday/Peak Season Travel Tips:

Travel Tips - Long security lines, a traffic jam of planes at airport gates, bad weather—there are any number of potential delays you could face at the airport this holiday season. Here are some travel tips we'd like to share...

How safe is Loreto?  - Read this if you have concerns about travel to Loreto.

Sea Kayaking:

Taking a Kayak Trip - An introduction for first-time kayakers considering a tour.

Activities:

Snorkeling in the Sea of Cortez - Jacques Cousteau called this area "The World's Aquarium." Learn more about this special place and discover tips for first-time snorkelers!

Wildlife:

Sea of Cortez Wildlife - More than just whales and dolphins, The Gulf of California hosts sea lions, mobula rays, and five of the world's sea turtle species.

Dolphins of Baja - These social cetaceans are popular and frequent sights on our Baja kayak and whale watching tours.

Whales of British Columbia - Here are the most common whales you will likely see on your BC tour with Sea Kayak Adventures.

Whales in the Sea of Cortez - Learn about the great whales you may see while kayaking in the Sea of Cortez on our Baja tours!

Whales of Magdalena Bay - The California Gray Whale makes the longest migration of any mammal, swimming from its summer Alaska feeding grounds to its winter calving grounds in Baja.

Whales of Patagonia - The southern right whale, once hunted nearly to extinction, congregates in the shallow waters near the shores of Patagonia to give birth.

Common Cetacean Questions - Whale & Dolphin FAQ