Vancouver Island is one of the top destinations in the world for kayaking. It is an unforgettable experience with chances of whitewater kayaking, ocean kayaking, sea kayaking, and lake kayaking which are well worth exploring. At the same time, enjoy the views of the mountains and the wilderness. Gold River, Cowichan River, Nimpkish River, Woss River, Salmon River, San Josef Bay, and Long Beach are among the best places for whitewater kayaking. Comox Glacier also provides you with a chance to kayaking in the ice. Hundreds of island chains make Vancouver Island a hot spot for kayakers.
Ride your kayak for some adventure from north to south and the east coast to the west coast at any time of the year.
Vancouver Island is known for whale watching opportunities. If you're a fan of paddling, you can get close to their living area in a canoe or kayak. Kayaking with orcas is so popular. To enjoy the underwater world, ride your kayak toward snorkelling spots on Vancouver Island.
If you are a beginner, experienced kayak guides at some beaches will give you kayak lessons. Getting enough knowledge about the area and first aid is recommended for professionals who do not need to hire a guide. By following the safety tips, night kayaking is also possible.
Just take your single or double kayak or rent one and paddle at any time of the year.
Stretch your minds and imaginations to a different experience of kayaking by going to Quatsino Sound. As a mysterious place, it is known as underground caverns, and it offers undeniably chances for those in love with paddling. While you are on the water and paddling the smooth waves, you may be lucky and observe some marine creatures that can add to your joy.