Pembrokeshire Sea Kayaking 8-10th Mar

What to expect

Join us for a long weekend of unforgettable paddling and wildlife experiences along the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline! You can choose to join us for two (Sat/Sun) or three (Sat/Sun/Mon) days. Each day is a self-contained trip, we choose a different location and route to match the weather, tides, and the skills of the group, typically on the west or south coast of Pembrokeshire. This experience is all about exploring the coastline and playing in features along the way – caves, rock formations, secluded beaches, surf and swell. These trips are ideal for paddlers with some sea kayaking or whitewater experience, but are not suitable for beginners. We will provide some coaching at the start of each day, and tips along the way, to help you make the most of the conditions and features we experience. At the upper end, we might paddle in wind of 18mph, swell or surf height around 1m, and currents of 2 knots (i.e. ‘moderate’ water). We will not be paddling in tide races or overfalls. To join the trip you should have the following paddling experience (if you are not sure, or borderline, please contact us to discuss): - At least 2 days sea kayaking or white water kayaking (grade 2) in the past 12 months (in a kayak with a spraydeck) - Wind above Beaufort 3 (so, 13 mph+) - Swell of 0.5 metre - Current faster than 0.5 knot - Completed at least two capsizes and wet exits (you do not need to be able to self-rescue or roll) You must provide your own drysuit/wetsuit/waterproof layers and clothing, and you are welcome to use your own kayak and equipment or you can hire these from us at a small additional fee (kayak, paddle, BA, helmet, spray deck, dry bag). Accommodation is not included, but there are campsites, air bnb's and other options in the area. We will let you know the meeting location for the first day at least 24 hours before hand, and there will be a WhatsApp group for communication and sharing photos.