There will be a sea kayak trip to Pembrokeshire on 28/29 June. Pembrokeshire is a beautiful location for sea kayaking and has strong tides. It will be spring tides and we will be aiming to paddle in some of the tide races. You should be at or near 3 star standard to come on this trip and wanting to have a go in fast moving water.
We will travel on the Friday and have 2 days paddling, possibly continuing to Monday if people want to. David Lewis is organising the campsite with more details to follow.
If you would like to go on the trip please reply to the thread. Maximum 8 places
Booked so far
Jane
David Lewis
Nigel Sharpe
Richard
Ellie
Mike B
There are now 6 of us going on this trip. I'm setting off on Tuesday via roundabout route and will see everyone at the campsite on Friday late afternoon / evening. I've got the charts etc for planning some trips.
Portable barbecues sound good.
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Pesda Press Welsh sea kayaking book to loan if that helps with planning.
Should be great!
David
Sorry you can't make it. Looks like a wet camp!
David
I am picking up Mike at 14.30 hrs, so hope to be up there by 19.30ish. Mike - I will message you on Facebook with my work telephone number - I will be in the office tomorrow afterall.
So...we paddled nearly onto the film set for the remake of Dillon Thomas's Under Milk Wood at Solva after launching at Porthclais and following the coast rock hopping, lots of little colourful Jellyfish in the water, lots of birds, and a school of what we think might have been baby pipe fish? with a nice paddle back along the coast until nearly back to Porthclais when the wind picked up (head wind). then a leisurley stroll into St Davids and planning for Sunday in a public house over a few shandys and a meal.
Sunday, we launched from Whitesand bay did a little surfing, then headed out of the bay, sat watching a pod of porpoise for a while in the swells, then headed down the east side of Ramsay Island towards the Bitches (yes it's on the map!). Definately some interesting water there! through the Bitches (bit like river running really) and a play breaking in and out of the eddies behind them, then down around the islands at the bottom, only to become a curiosity for a pack of seals who kept poking their heads up and looking at us, and following us around. Back up to the Bitches, and a ferry glide across the tide race back toward the mainland, and a paddle back to Porthclais.
Good weekend, good paddling, good company. cheers all