By J. Waterman
2002
A chronicle of one man's 2,200 mile kayak journey through the Canadian Arctic, where he spends a lot of time with the Inuit and gains a profound understanding of the environment and culture.

Pb. 354pp b/w photos. 6"x9"

By K. Campbell
2004
An amazing paddle journey around the rugged and challenging coast of Newfoundland.

Pb. 182pp 6"x9"

By R. Lloyd-Jones
Robin Lloyd-Jones has been exploring the west coast of Scotland in his sea kayak for more than forty years. In this enhanced new edition of Argonauts of the Western Isles he takes us on many a memorable epedition to wild and beautiful shores. Amongst magnificent scenery and ever-changing seas, we are transported to Jura, Scarba, the Garvellach Isles, Mull, Staffa, the Treshnish Isles, the Monach Isles, Iona, Lewis and the Uists, Skye, the Orkneys, the Shetland Isles to places with music in their names, like Tir Nan Og the land of the ever-young.

176pp 170x240mm 8pp colour section. 12 maps.

By R. Lloyd-Jones

An account of a kayak trip along the west coast of Greenland in the Nuuk fjords area - glistening snowfields, waterfalls plunging over immense cliffs into the sea, a million tons of ice capsizing...

Together with the day to day detail of such things as weather, unstable icebergs, billions of midges, is an insight into Inuit culture - their language, shamanic practices, hunting and navigation techniques.

128pp 240x170mm 16pp colour photos plus b/w photos. Paperback.

by Jon Turk

In 1996 a 9,500-year-old skeleton unearthed beside the Columbia River galvanised anthropologists with the possibility that prehistoric humans reached North America from northern Japan by crossing the ocean in small open boats. In 'In the Wake of the Jomon', world-class kayaker and science writer Jon Turk relates his successful attempt to re-create this perilous migration, a voyage that Paddler magazine named one of the ten greatest sea kayak expeditions of all time.

Paperback, 312pp, 2006

By S. Fisher
2006
This is not a pilot, but an anthology of articles, each dealing with a particular stretch of coast around Britain that were first published in The Canoeist magazine. A fascinating read for anyone interested in Britains long and varied coastline. Fully illustrated with coloured mapping and the author's photos.

A4 224p Pb

By H. Golden
2006

Documents the history, development and broad diversity of the Greenland hunting kayak, 1600 - 2000. Heavily illustrated to detail shapes, configurations and construction details, this is s superb definitive work on the subject. Includes many photos of replicas in use.

Pb. 8"x11" 580pp

By C. Duff
2000

One man's journey around Ireland. A haunting account of a 1,200 mile sea kayak adventure.

Pb. 288pp 6"x9"

By R. Schumann
2007
2nd Ed.

A fundamental text for novice and expert alike. Covers the full range of kayak rescue techniques from Eskimo rolls to swimmer rescues. Modern re-entry and recovery techniques.

Pb. 126pp 84 photos. 7"x9"

By C. Duff
2003

A real sea kayak adventure in the Southern Ocean, Tasman Sea and lonely stretches of rugged coast in a circumnavigation of New Zealand.

Pb. 288pp 6"x9"

Isle of Wight to the Severn Estuary
By M. Rainsley

This book describes 50 great kayaking journeys, including all the navigational and tidal information a sea kayaker needs on this magnificent section of coast. It can also be used as a kayaker’s ‘pilot’.

The information is presented in a user-friendly fashion with maps and colour photographs.

Where to start and finish, distances, times and tidal information, anecdotes about local history,geology, scenery, seabirds and sea mammals.

Pb. 260pp 235x175mm

By J. Hahn
2001

Solo kayak voyage through Alaska's Inside Passage. A remarkable blend of adventure travel, personal challenge, wildlife encounters and memorable coastal characters.

Hb. 224pp 6"x9"

By M. Jones
128pp
2008
The first recent, successful kayak circumnavigation of South Georgia Island. Describes, with stunning photography a pristine environment teeming with wildlife.
A gripping account.

Pb. 128pp 10"x9"