Sea Kayaking les Îles de la Madeleine, Québec | Paddle Tales

[@Cotivity]

Kayaking, and Seafood? YES!

[@kevinbrennan2004]

Hands down fantastic. I'm discovering paddling late in my life at 62, but am enjoying every minute of it,

[@GITMachine]

Quebec is so damn beautiful.

[@PaddleTV]

Yup! Stunning place!

[@simonnadeau2146]

In these days of confinement in Québec, looking at your videos reminds me what i am missing out on, but in a good way. I guide in the Saguenay and cannot wait to go back and get my feet wet. Thank you for the great videos

[@mdsf01]

Wonderful video! Need to see more of my province. 🥰

[@TourismeIDM]

Thank you for this amazing episode! Hope to welcome you back here soon with your family! :)

[@PaddleTV]

Thank you for providing the trip of a lifetime! You'll be seeing us soon. I've already started to plan our family Quebec road trip, and Les Iles is definitely part of it.

[@tomsergesketter5138]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing

[@trishaharrison3692]

That looked totally awesome.

[@ΠετροςΡουσσος-ε5ξ]

Wow! Just wow

[@jamieirving7558]

Well, I know my destination trip for next summer now. Incredible!

[@j.kevinh2505]

It's a great paddling destination. Went in the early 2000's.

[@lezarpanroz]

Wow! Fantastique! Merci Ken!

[@Richard-bs8xe]

Thank you!

[@SylvainsShipyard]

Another amazing episode! So nice!

[@guyrichard2030]

Gorgeous 👌🇨🇦

[@paulbergman8228]

Kayakers should avoid getting too close to seals & sea lions; these mammals need to be out of the water a certain number of hours each day to avoid getting hypothermia. Yes, really! Before I knew this a few of us came too close to some sea lions in the outer islands of the Broken Group in Barkley Sound, Vancouver Island, and two big bulls came off the rocks and aggressively charged us. BTW...they can swim pretty fast!

[@millerslanding2310]

:)