Sea Kayaking Adventure Blog

Top 5 Ways to Celebrate Canada 150

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Canada, The True North Strong and Free, is throwing a party: all year long. That’s right, 2017 marks Canada’s 150 th anniversary of Confederation. The country is threaded with celebrations and...

Creature Feature: Gray Whale

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Species: Eschrichtius robustus Likelihood of encountering this species: Extremely often (during season) on Magdalena Bay Whale Camp and San Ignacio Lagoon Whale Camp trips Fun Facts About Gray Whales...
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Guest Interview: Laura Henchman

by Michelle Darnell
An Interview with a Long-Time Sea Kayak Adventures Guest Tours: Baja (Loreto, LaPaz, Magdalena Bay, Isla Carmen), Cuba, God’s Pocket Q: What do you love about Sea Kayaking? A: Sea Kayaking is...

Skies are Open for U.S. Flights to Cuba

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It’s not just the tropical sun that’s beating against Cuba’s tarmac: commercial U.S. airlines now have the opportunity to touch down on the island. On August 31st, JetBlue took off from Florida’s...

Law of the Sea Part 2: The Albanian Coastline

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Is anyone thirsty? In 2011, the RPM Nautical Foundation, an American non-profit, and their Albanian archeologist counterparts discovered a Roman shipwreck lying just 50 meters deep near the port city...

The Lost Colony of Saguenay, Québec

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It’s no lost colony of Roanoke, but it’s close. After years of celebrating Champlain’s founding of Québec City, a new chapter of Québec’s history was recently unearthed with the discovery of the site...

Belugas Don't Need Raffi to Make Music

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Thar she blows? No, thar she sounds . Belugas, the vociferous canaries of the sea, are way more likely to make waves with their underwater operettas than by showing you their tail fin. In the cold,...

Creature Feature: California Sea Lion

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Species: Zalophus californianus Habitat: Coastal areas from California down to Mexico, Baja California Sur, Galapagos Islands and in the southern Sea of Japan. They are an opportunistic species,...