By Linda Hagen Miller - Special to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer August 19, 2004
Sea Kayak Adventures
We've paddled our kayaks to Little Kaikash Beach on Vancouver Island and are sitting on the rocks eating lunch when one of the guides shouts: "Whales!" A group of orcas appears in the distance, then another and another, rolling, splashing, black and white, the big dorsal fin of the males knifing the waters of Johnstone Strait.
We jump into our kayaks and paddle out, bunching together as our guides have instructed. The whales are surfacing and blowing across the strait, gliding between fishing boats, when one group veers toward our cove. They're really coming this way ... they're within 100 yards ... they're so close we can hear them blow.
Read more: Parents and Teens Pull Together, Seattle Times August 2004
By Rob Mohle - Special to the San Luis Obispo Tribune June 4, 2004
Baja Sunset
Do you ever get tired of reading about someone else's travel adventures? Tired of just dreaming about exploring endless miles of deserted beaches, snorkeling in emerald green water, and sleeping beneath a canopy of twinkling stars. Well dream no more, most sea kayak guided tours require little or no experience on your part, just the desire to have fun and immerse yourself in the beauty of the great outdoors.
Read more: Sea Kayaking from Loreto to La Paz, San Luis Obispo Tribune June 2004
