Atlantic Kayak Tours - US site with lots of technical, skills, safety and other sea kayaking related articles.

Boatbanter.com is described as "a web interface to the best boating newsgroups" and seems to use a variety of Usenet type groups as its source.

Boaters World Wide Browser - a compilation of a variety of "boating related" articles and links - no longer being updated, but there is some good kayaking content.

Canoe Focus - UK magazine with some on-line content in their "Catalogue" section.

Canoe & Kayak Magazine - US magazine with a range of on-line articles.

Freya Hoffmeister's site and blog is well worth a view, especially if you're interested in Greenland style rolling. See this discussion too.

Justine Curgenven - ("This is the Sea" and "This is the Sea 2") - check her blog - some good pics, write-ups and links, and also her site, CackleTV.

Laurie Ford has some decent trip reports on paddling in Australian waters, some pronounced opinions and a well developed ego, and some interesting DIY and technical ideas. Doesn't seem to have been updated in a while though.

Link sites - SEE Kayaks - a "link" site with a massive range of links, "with 1553 unique pages currently listed" (as at 22 March 2005). US orientated, but a lot of good general material. Also, check the massive list of sites and blogs listed on SKoogle, the "sea kayaking search tool".

Maatsuyker Canoe Club - Tasmania - looks like that part of the world has decent sea paddling. Nice trip reports with plenty of pictures.

New South Wales Sea Kayak Club - an Australian sea kayak club. Their site has a massive variety of useful material, including a range of technical articles.

Northwest Sea Kayakers. Excellent website with plenty of useful info, and reports. An "informal" paddling group based loosely in the North West.

Paddler Magazine - US magazine with a range of on-line articles from their back issues.

Paddle Press - Canadian magazine with downloadable on-line version. Nice images and some good content.

Paddlewise.net - US based semi-moderated mailing list with some good technical discussions. No "banter", just "content".

Paddling.net - US site with a wide range of articles, boat reviews, and buyers guides. Very US focused, but a wealth of material. Their archives hold a massive amount of valuable material on everything from skills & technique to cookery & knife sharpening. Sign up for their newsletter.

Peter Carter has some interesting and controversial material on his personal site. Another "down-under" paddler with strong personal views on a variety of subjects. Doesn't seem to have been updated in a while though.

Qajaq USA - superb US site dedicated to Greenland Kayaks - excellent regular downloadable newsletter, the MASIK.

Rod Slaughter has some trip reports and technical ideas on his personal site.

Scottish Sea Kayaking Photo Gallery - superb photos of Scottish Sea Kayaking, by Douglas Wilcox. Truly inspirational.

Sea Kayaker Magazine - US magazine with some on-line articles.

Sean Morley's "Yak Paddling Challenge 2004" site - the man who circumnavigated the UK and Ireland - solo.

SeaPaddler.co.uk - Jersey based sea-paddling orientated magazine type site with a variety of articles, hints, pics and general sea-paddling advice. Sign up for their newsletter.

Simon Willis Adventure Writing - Simon has some excellent articles, reports etc.

South East Sea Kayakers seem to be an active, "informal" sea-kayaking group based (would you believe) in the South East.

The Kayak Forum - US "links" site with a focus on kayak building as well as other articles and links to other disucssion forums.

Wavelength Magazine - Canadian sea-paddling magazine - excellent on-line content with downloadable version.

Blogs

Cailean's Blog - Cailean Macleod.

Freya Hoffmeister's site and blog is well worth a view, especially if you're interested in Greenland style rolling.

Justine Curgenven - ("This is the Sea" and "This is the Sea 2") - check her blog - some good pics, write-ups and links, and also her site, CackleTV.

Kayak Wendy has a good wee blog on her paddling experiences in Canada and elsewhere. Nice images and musings on life.

On Kayaks - Ignacio Wenley Palacios' personal site - "my first year’s steps into sea kayaking".

Paddle Log - a paddling blog by "Luke" who paddles out of Tower Hamlets in London.

Seakayakphoto.com - Douglas Wilcox's superb blog.

SeaKayakRoutes.com by Simon Willis - at its heart it's a photo blog, but Simon is trying to make it a useful resource, and has just added a podcast facility.

South West Sea Kayaking is Mark Rainsley's sea-blog - loads of links to other blogs as well as great pictures and commentary.

 

 

Suggestions, recommendations, ideas for sites to include are all welcome - drop me a mail! If any of the links are broken, please tell me as well.