Canoeing In Thailand

[farmerfred]

Hi,

I've looked all over but I can't find anywhere offering open Canadian canoes for hire in Thailand/ I've never seen them in Thailand before but thought I would ask here anyhow. If not, can anybody recommend a sea kayaking (sit in) company in Thailand as am looking to go for a paddle. Thanks!

Fred

[tomahawk]

Being an American Indian, I naturally love canoeing also and looked for one here and so far only place I find that makes them is in Phuket, which is a long way from Chiang Mai of course. In CM you can rent kayaks for 100 baht. However I did find some websites of places that sell sea kayaks, including the place in Phuket with canoes.

[backfromouterspace]

For sea kayaking with sit inside kayaks try www.kayakchang.com

[craigt3365]

I did a kayak trip with John Gray's company in Phuket. It was fantastic. I think they also offer a long trip around some islands further south also.

[farmerfred]

Thanks guys,

I will be headed down to Phuket to see how my cousin's getting on there so will look up John Gray I reckon. Tomahawk- what was the company in Phuket you said making canadian canoes (out of interest!)?

Thanks,

Fred

[lonewolf99]

Thanks guys,

I will be headed down to Phuket to see how my cousin's getting on there so will look up John Gray I reckon. Tomahawk- what was the company in Phuket you said making canadian canoes (out of interest!)?

Thanks,

Fred

How about this for canoes...?

http://www.luftkajak.com/

I think there is a supplier in Singapore ?

I have thought about buying myself but I am restricted for time and storage space at the moment.

But one day soon....

[farmerfred]

Now that would have been a good idea- to get an inflatable canoe for the holiday! Ah well, flying out tomorrow! Sevylor Colorado's look good as well lonewolf. My link

[canuckamuck]

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[canuckamuck]

I am thinking I am going to make my own canoe, but I got a pile of projects to clear off before I get into that.

I definitely miss my canoe.

[canuckamuck]

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