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An exhilarating sail in sea kayaks in the Furneaux Islands of Tasmania. Strong winds and tides made this a trip to remember. Not for the faint hearted.

24 Responses to “Sea Kayak Sailing, Tasmania”

  1. jeffdjtube says:

    The two single kayaks were a Sea Leopard, withtwo sails, the other a North sea tourer whith a single sail. Both these kayaks are relatively old models. The Sea Leopard has been redeveloped but is essentially the same while the North sea Tourer has been replaced by a Tasmanian Greenlander kayak and a Canadian built Seaward Chinook. You can see these kayaks on more recent video clips. The North Sea Tourer was 16.5 ft x 22″ the Sea Leopard longer and about the same width. Cost A$3000.

  2. 5600hp says:

    Can you tell me the model of your sea kayak? More specifically I am wondering about the length and width and beam size of your kayak……I wish I can go on trips with you guys, that looks like too much fun…….. How much money do you think I need for the kayak and sail kit? Thanks

  3. mrmints84 says:

    looks fantastic. thinking about doing the same to mine. putting a windsurfing sail onto my SOT. probably going to need a leeboard, outriggers and big rudder.  you think a sail that big would work alright on a 10 footer?

  4. mrmints84 says:

    @SalPedi
    you sound like an old fuddy duddy to me.
    where is your sense of adventure?

  5. fiona1963 says:

    Fantastic guys! looked like great fun and beautiful location. Tazzy is awesome for kayaking.

  6. SalPedi says:

    This is definitly not my idea of a “pleasant day kayaking!… I’ve had 20 years of kayaking and it was always most pleasurable to me. Looking at this video, it was an “experiment with death!”…there certainly was that probablity. I’m sure that these chaps would know how to handle themselves if they had “capsized”, but again, it is not my idea of fun on the water.

  7. JimWarp93 says:

    Have to change my pants now…

  8. SouthernCross33 says:

    Can anyone tell me which is the best sail rig to use?

  9. Albertocasca says:

    very good video!

  10. 73mandala says:

    Excellent clip, that looks like a ton of fun, makes me want to get out in the shed and finish my kayak i’m building. I’m definately going to make a provision for a mast now after seeing this. I’m a bit hesitant about venturing too far off shore since i had a scary half hour being pursued and checked out by a white pointer of Adelaide for about half an hour,(felt like 3hrs) it was about 14 to 16 ft,it came up first from behind and eyeballed me from 1ft and nudged and followed me all the way in

  11. soongyupark says:

    It,s really cool guys!!!!
    I have a 17ft infltable ocean kayak.
    Is it possible to do like you with mine? Is it not danger?

  12. onesweetshot says:

    Great video! Thanks for posting! Glad to see views of Tas!

  13. njangraw says:

    the best kayaking vid on youtube.

  14. njangraw says:

    very nice video. this is the life.

  15. tonyboysax says:

    oh yeeaa
    brilliant, i love getting out on the water as i live at southend on sea

    have a site now
    im,e building something mad
    based on a kayak at

    kayakmaran.pbworks.c o m

  16. douglascarrot says:

    We enjoyed ^ thanks for posting.

  17. Manny5445 says:

    What brand/kind or sail and rigging do you guys use?

  18. quebraregra says:

    I pooped myself… As a kayak sailor myself, this is one of the greatest things I’ve seen!

  19. tonyboysax says:

    wooooo fantastic vid guys–oh yes

    il,e try to be more brave with my v sail
    on my valley nordkapp

  20. Pinamalayann says:

    what a ride!!! thanks for sharing.

  21. waqinsp says:

    Outstanding, now that’s a video!!!

  22. mrhulot101 says:

    Gosh that was good, I felt like I was with you. Nice music choice too.
    Thanks for sharing

  23. josh2012 says:

    thats absolutely the coolest thing ive seen in a while

  24. stevevox1 says:

    how do you handle a roll if its required?

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