It all started with that usual thought that crosses our mind from time to time: "What am I doing with my life? Where am I going?"

Those lines played over and over again in my head, more and more each day. And then, finally, something clicked.

Our founder, Peter Grubb, was invited to talk on The Travel Advice Show with hosts Chris and Jerry about the world of sea kayaking. Tune in below to learn more about Sea Kayak Adventures, and what sea kayaking is all about!

Bright buildings of varying sizes and shapes create a belt of prismatic tints against the shoreline. Blue doors splash against orange panels, and a turquoise adirondack chair sits with striking discordance against the subdued palette of hunter green, blue-grey, and tan that comprises the shoreline.

If you find yourself at home craving a succulent taco, chances are you go to the store and grab the following items; tortillas, ground beef, taco seasoning, cheese, tomatoes, onion, lettuce, and maybe some beans to go on the side.

“Forward stroke into the eddy behind the rock, point the bow into the 8 knot current and a solid sweep stroke on the left and then paddle with everything I’ve got, throw a bow draw (duffek stroke) on the right and catch the next eddy to rest for a moment. A few well planned forward strokes back into the surging current, on edge I surf around to the next eddy…”

Albert Einstein once said, “Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better." Here at Sea Kayak Adventures, we believe that our guests deserve to have the best experiences to understand nature. Imagine a unique place where everything comes together to understand the true value of sustainability, and best of all, in the company of gray whales!

La Paz, or "La Passion" as locals lovingly refer to it, is the home base for our Isla Espiritu Santo sea kayaking adventures, the start or finish for many of our Baja sea kayaking & 

While on my Baja Adventure, I came across fun cartoon maps created by 'Got Baja?'. These maps were located nearly everywhere I seemed to look - grocery stores, shopping malls, airports, etc. What I did not know was just how many 'Got Baja?' maps there are and how wonderfully they illustrate the area that you are touring.

After departing from the dining room full from an amazing meal of lamb curry and an abundance of laughter and good conversation we all headed to our cabins for a couple hours of rest before the infamous midnight paddle; half of us able to close our eyes, the other half waiting in anticipation for the bioluminescence twinkling under the light of the bright orange sliver of BC moon.