On the Water

We had kayaks for 2 hours in the morning, it was not too hot yet and the sea was quiet. Very nice calming experience.

Dangers As with all water sports, surf kayaking carries inherent risks. Participants should gain experience in various swell heights, and wear suitable safety equipment. One should wear a helmet, and suitable PFD. The dangers of cold water immersion, leading to Hypothermia should be addressed by wearing a Wetsuit, Drysuit, or other suitable insulation. Sea kayak touring sees many injuries associated with accidents in the 'Surf Zone'.[2] Techniques used in landing loaded sea kayaks through surf generally involve following behind the crest of a wave to avoide broaching in following seas. It is very helpful for the sea kayaker who wishes to land through surf to develop a very strong "low brace" in which he/she leans out to sea on the flat blade of the paddle, thereby providing support and hopefully avoiding have the kayak flipped toward the beach. When kayak surfing in areas frequented by traditional surf boarders, follow surf zone ethics (do not drop in or snake waves, and give right of way). If possible consider paddling a break free of surf boarders. Collisions between other surf kayaks boats or surf boarders can cause significant injury.[3]. It is suggested that novice surf kayakers select breaks which are small and gentle (just look for the typical beginner spots that novice surfers frequent). Also, because it is fairly easy to paddle a kayak several miles in search of waves, the surf kayaker can often explore sections of the coastline which are inaccessible to the average board surfer. At least one surf kayaking death has been recorded: A 27 year old male died while kayak surfing on Bastendorf Beach, Oregon. He was surfing alone, and was wearing a helmet, PFD, medium weight insulation. He was known as an experienced paddler.[

Beautiful! Love this place.

Kekaiomalie-Nai’a Na-Kukui-o-Kahekili-Akana ʻAuʻau, Luʻu, a me ka lawaiʻa

Part Of State Park Where South Pacific Was Filmed. Great For A Stroll Along Beach To See Monk Seals Or Snorkel Along The Reef -. Respect The Ancient Ruins And Cemetery That Is Well Preserved.

Great secluded small cove. Close enough to The Bight and The Caves to take dingy but feels like your only with a few boats.

If you have time go for a trip to the other side of Bangkok. You can see there a different way of life, crocodiles instead of dogs by the houses, fishermen, rural everyday life. You can spend there a few hours and watch around.

Wonderful road on the fjord, once get there I expected a better view but the trip was lovely

Beautiful beach with very unusual black sand and amazing rock formations. Restaurants and town nearby. Good parking. Can be very windy.

Ko Ma is like a magic place, fully natural, nearly untouched by humans. Snorkelers are all around it as there are thousands of colorful fish everywhere.

After spending some time under water we decided to stay on the surface for a while and tried stand up paddling. It's an interesting exercise, but a bit boring for me. If it's done at the sunset - it's totally different then. Beautiful thing.

Some places are a bit more expensive than others but usually it means there's more fun included, either better place or longer experience. Worth to raft in Krabi, it's really great.