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Seascape Kayak Tours Inc., a Canadian leader in adventure tourism, has been offering unique, small-group sea kayaking experiences since 1994. The company has built its reputation on exceptional quality, extensive experience, high safety standards, personalized, friendly service, and a strong commitment to the culture, history and natural environment of each of its areas of operation. Read More
Join Ebb & Flow: Summer Yoga & Kayaking
Deer Island, New Brunswick, July 17-20
The Bay of Fundy is an excellent place to gather for morning and evening yoga sessions complemented by paddling in spectacular scenery during the day. After successfully combining yoga practice with kayaking in March in Costa Rica, we were asked to provide this combo opportunity in Canada this summer as well. Participants will arrive on Deer Island the night of Friday, July 17, and stay on the island in comfortable lodgings for three nights, paddling and doing yoga on the 18th and 19th, and departing on July 20. The price of USD $575 includes three breakfasts, two lunches, two dinners, three nights’ lodging and all yoga and paddling instruction with Lauri Nemetz and Bruce Smith. Space is limited. Contact us immediately for details if you are interested and inquire about Canadian pricing. Deadline for reservations has passed, but if accommodation openings hold, we may still be able to fit you in. Contact us ASAP if interested.
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Three separate proposals to build gargantuan marine terminals on the Maine shoreline have threatened to turn the traditional tourism, fishing and aquaculture economy near Deer Island into an industrial zone fraught with the emission of six tons of greenhouse gases and toxic chemicals on a daily basis. Gigantic tankers, each accompanied by a gunboat to protect the potentially hazardous cargo, could soon change the land and seascapes for tour operators, fishermen and fish farmers who depend on the pristine nature of the area.
“These massive boats would have a devastating effect on the wildlife in the area and the presence of this huge offloading facility in our backyard would have an enormous environmental impact,” said Bruce Smith.
Yesterday it was cold and drizzly on Deer Island, but today the sun is showing its face, seabirds are calling across the Bay, and it’s beginning to look a lot more like summer. Soon, more and more visitors will arrive on the island as we gear up for the high season of July and August, when we’ll be running several trips per day.
Seascape’s tours take visitors past a series of herring weirs, a traditional method of fishing traced to the ancient Passamaquoddy Tribe that . . .
We have just completed our annual week-long staff training program. During this week, guides stay onsite at Seascape’s headquarters and work together in a team-building capacity from morning ‘til night. . .
Also, a word from Bruce on his father’s recent passing . . .
