The West coast of Scotland is well known for its white sand beaches, and the small village of Arisaig is no exception. Sitting at the bottom of Loch nan Ceall, it’s tiny size means this small stretch of loch-side is the only water directly next to the town. Other beaches …
Some of you will have noticed I have a love of kayaking, and often go kayaking with my Dad. Well, not only did my Dad teach me kayaking, he is also an epic kayaker himself and is about to embark on the trip of a lifetime.
This father’s day, my dad had actually just come home from working abroad, so I was up in Fife for a wee visit. Though I was heading back to Edinburgh on Father’s Day Sunday, my dad and I managed to squeeze in a small kayaking hour before I shot away …
Heading to Perthshire is a no-brainer for anyone who loves the outdoors. Beautiful colours at all times of year, lots of lochs to play in and trails to explore, the adventures are never ending. In it’s centre is Loch Tay, Scotland’s largest volume loch and one of my personal favourites. …
“There’s something in the water…I can see a fin!” shouted my Dad, cautious and excited all at once. We waited on edge, scouring the waves. Could it be a shark? It wasn’t. All of sudden, right in front of my kayak, in perfect semi-circle form, a dolphin leaped out of …
Last weekend, I had a wee trip home to visit my parents, and spent a large portion of Sunday afternoon kayaking with my dad on the River Tay! *apologies that some of the photos are blurred, they look fine on my Dad’s phone, just didn’t transfer well to mine!*
