Where to go?UKThe waters of the British Isles are ideal for canoeing, offering wonderful variety from tranquil water, through to challenging white water as well as some spectacular coastal scenery. Sea kayaking in Scotland could reward you with some fantastic wildlife 'encounters' with, eagles, otters, seals and porpoises. Canoeing and Kayaking are popular sports in South West England and with a wide range of lakes, canals, estuaries and rivers there are lots of opportunities to learn and improve. The scenic and unspoilt 100 miles of the River Wye provide an ideal location for an independent canoe touring holiday. EuropeFor first timers, the beautiful Vézère and Dordogne rivers in south-west France are popular venues. You can explore the medieval villages and beautiful countryside and indulge in a little of the famous French cuisine along the way. If sea kayaking appeals, Turkey is a great venue. The water is clear, calm and warm and the coastline boasts remains from Lycian, Roman and Byzantine times. If you are seeking a quiet holiday, surrounded by unspoilt nature, consider a canoe holiday in Sweden, where you can see a wide variety of flora and fauna and sample wild camping in a beautiful, peaceful environment. And BeyondThe scenic waters of British Columbia Canada's Inside Passage, a glacier-carved waterway between the coast of Vancouver Island and the mainland, contain the highest density of killer whales anywhere in the northern hemisphere. Kayaking through these scenic waters, allows you to see the Orcas at close quarters – a truly magnificent sight. New Zealand offers a wealth of opportunities for those wishing to see more of the magnificent country by canoe or kayak. Whether it is sea kayaking in the South Island’s Abel Tasmin National Park or the North Island’s Bay of Islands; Canoeing through the National Park on the Whanganui River or kayaking in Milford Sound, you’ll have a unique perspective of the awesome scenery made famous by Lord of the Rings.
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