Discover the Hidden Gems of Canadian Canoeing

When you think of Fiji, you probably picture cocktails, palm trees, and white sand beaches But for kayakers, this island nation is something even better: a tropical maze of turquoise lagoons, secret caves, and uninhabited islets begging to be explored. In this webinar, you’ll hear straight from Toby Story, a seasoned paddler with years of guiding experience and stories that’ll make you want to drop everything and book a flight. He’ll take you through what makes Fiji so special, including where to go, what to expect, what to pack, and how best to experience the islands from the water. Whether you’re a beginner paddler or a seasoned sea kayaker looking for your next big trip, this session will get you stoked (and prepared) for the paddling adventure of a lifetime. Toby covered everything, from route planning and safety to wildlife encounters and cultural moments you won’t forget.

The Arctic is one of the last truly wild places on Earth—a realm of towering icebergs, vast glaciers, and wildlife thriving in extreme conditions.  Paddling through these waters puts you right in the heart of it all. Imagine gliding through silent fjords, weaving between sculpted ice, and watching a whale breach just meters away. It’s an adventure that few get to experience but one that stays with you forever. Both Greenland and Svalbard offer unparalleled kayaking opportunities, but they each have their own character. Greenland boasts colossal icebergs, rich Inuit culture, and remote wilderness camps. Svalbard, on the other hand, is home to dramatic pack ice, polar bears, and endless summer daylight.  But here’s the thing—kayaking in the Arctic isn’t as simple as booking a flight and renting a boat. The remoteness, extreme conditions, and logistical challenges make planning an independent expedition almost impossible.  This is why you should join our LIVE WEBINAR and get all the insider knowledge you need! In an hour-long session, seasoned Arctic kayak guide Toby Story will walk you through what it’s really like to paddle in these remote regions, how to prepare, and what you can expect.  Plus, you’ll get firsthand stories from the ice—the kind you won’t find in any brochure!

Known as “the last paradise on earth” and “the world’s most beautiful islands”, Raja Ampat isn’t just a pretty picture; it’s an adventure waiting to be unleashed. This Indonesian archipelago offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore a kaleidoscope of natural wonders. Imagine yourself kayaking through crystal-clear coves, the silence broken only by the gentle lapping of waves. Then, you plunge into a cathedral-sized cave, where over 1,200 species of colorful fish dart between breathtaking coral formations. Once you’re done, you’re back on a cozy boat, ready to explore hidden lagoons and soak up the unparalleled beauty of this tropical haven. But how do you plan a trip to “paradise” and make the most of your time there? In this FREE WEBINAR, water-based expedition specialist Angela Bueckert will teach you everything you need to know before you visit Raja Ampat. Discover the best diving spots, the coolest kayak adventures, the most epic wildlife-watching spots, and more! This webinar will get you one step closer to that Raja Ampat dream you have.

With the largest concentration of nature monuments in Europe, the tiny Croatian island of Vis is a dream destination for a kayak holiday. At only 34 square miles (90 km²) Sea kayaking on Vis means you’re always a stroke away from a secluded cave, a sheltered bay, or a secret beach. On the crystal-clear Croatian seas, natural beauty, cultural charm, and adventure opportunities lie behind every sun-bathed bend. And no one knows them better than local guide and passionate paddler Dejan Anić. Dejan is a 3-star BCU-certified kayaking guide with tons of experience — and enthusiasm. If you want to hear him talk about the island of Vis and why it deserves a spot on your bucket list, tune in to this FREE WEBINAR! You’ll learn about all the must-see spots and hidden local gems, such as Komiža, Stiniva Beach, and Blue Cave, but also about the island’s rich history dating back to the ancient Greeks, and why it’s been closed to foreigners until 1989. Plus, Dejan has plenty of awesome anecdotes — and culinary recommendations — to share with you!