Sea Kayaking Skye 2016 - Neist Point.

[@josephinebennington7247]

Did that trip myself across Moonen Bay in a lumpy sea, years before sea kayaking was a major sea sport. Camped by the lighthouse. Wonderful reminiscence. Actually paddled Mallaig to Loch Pooltiel and Glendale via the west side of Skye.

[@Stringtrees]

I really enjoy your videos. I stumbled upon them by chance and I am very glad that I did. Thanks for posting.

[@GBPaddling]

What the hell took yer so long? Ha ha. Welcome aboard Mate, you're in good company here, and there's more great stuff coming soon.

[@faraway4055]

Stringtrees same here, we live on Anglesey and was thinking of buying a kayak... after watching the Anglesey videos he did, that made my mind up! I've been enjoying the delights of kayaking ever since

[@gordonduff5895]

Absolutely love your videos mate..... got a sea kayak last year brand new to this but you both inspire me, although I definitely need a few lessons and wouldn’t at this point have the confidence to go out on my own... what maps do you use to plan your trips and does your mate have a channel.... if you’re ever up Scotland again I’d love to go out with you... I’m just outside Edinburgh...cheers Gordon

[@carrick16100]

Wow , simply magical. Thanks for sharing once again.

[@GBPaddling]

Thanks mate, I think it would be ungentlemanly and indeed caddish not to share such experiences.

[@robinengland5799]

Awesome video Frank!!! As usual!!!

[@GBPaddling]

Thanks Robin, these trips were some of the very best, the conditions were perfect, but the scenery was just another level. Idrigill Point is one of the BEST places I've paddled in the UK, it is well on par with the likes of Land's End, and a total doddle to do, with little to worry about with tidal conditions, just light winds is all one needs.

[@tussk.]

Neist Point is one of my absolute favourite places to be in all the world, for walking, fishing and faffing about on the water. The last time I went for a paddle there I was harrassed by dolphins, porpoises, minky whales, basking sharks and Im pretty sure an orca came within 50 feet of me for a look see. pretty scary in an inflatable. I went out around 5 miles, but the water got too lumpy so I had to turn back. I'm going to try to get back there this summer. Im pretty sure its pronounced Neest too. Not that it matters.

[@GBPaddling]

The view over to the lighthouse at the end is just one of the finest views ANYWHERE in my opinion. You're right it is 'Neest' - tomayto, tomarto, who cares eh? ha ha.

[@Ram-wy2cv]

Nice one Frank what a place! Any more to come?

[@GBPaddling]

Yes indeedy, Ram. They just get better, believe it or not. The penultimate paddle was just about as good as anything I've done, Matt reckons it's the best paddle we've ever done, and it would be very hard to argue with him.

[@Ram-wy2cv]

Look forward to it Frank. Quality viewing as usual. One of those once in a lifetime trips awesome mate.You have Defo settled into that Cetus. Looking forward to many more!!

[@TheAncientBiker]

Fabulous Frank :-)

[@GBPaddling]

Thanks Richard, we couldn't really go wrong could we?

[@iviewthetube]

@46:19 What a great golden sunset!

[@GBPaddling]

One of the very best I can ever remember, days like these you just don't want to end, and it's light until 11pm.

[@JenandNat]

whats happened to matts channel again?

[@GBPaddling]

He'll be back shortly with it all I'm sure. Normal service will be resumed, ha ha.

[@DEN1EDCSGO]

Would you mind giving a link to matts channel? Love your videos btw!

[@Brookspirit]

Looks like Fata Morgana on the horizon en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fata_Morgana_(mirage)

[@GBPaddling]

You are the font of all knowledge, Filo. Went through all that and found it fascinating, I knew it was due to atmospheric refraction, but it's nice to know the full explanation of it all. We were so lucky on this occasion.

[@Brookspirit]

I wish i was, it's just a coincidence that i was reading about this a few weeks ago. It's an interesting effect that i'd like to see for myself. It's always nice to see your videos, thanks for sharing them.