Equipment

The rental cost of the kayak includes almost all the equipment you will need, below is a list of everything we provide, plus a few recommendations on what you may like to bring.

Holly, Sarah and Courtney setting up the kayaks before a five day all girls trip into Phang Nga bay.

To make things easy, we list here exactly what we provide and also what is left for you to bring.  Free luggage storage and secure lock up for valuables available for while you are out exploring.

What we provide:

For kayaking,

• Sea kayak
• PFD (Personal Floatation Device)
• Spray skirts
• Paddles
• Dry bags
• Detailed waterproof maps
• Compass
• Emergency phone
• Tide tables
• Weather forecast
• First Aid kit

For camping and cooking,

• Tent or if you prefer, a hammocks and mosquito net
• Tarpaulin (for rain or shine)
• Beach Mats
• Gas stoves and gas
• Cooking pots and utensils
• Plates, bowls, mugs and cutlery
• BBQ rack
• Ice box
• Squid lure - for catching a little extra dinner
  

  What we advise you bring:

  For kayaking,

  • hat
  • sunscreen
  • sunglasses
  • Set of 'wet' clothes

  On the beach,

  • Set of 'dry' clothes

  For the evening,

  • long pants
  • long sleeve top
  • repellent
  • sandals
  • head lamp (or torch)

  Maps

  Highly detailed maps are provided for itinery planning and waterproof copies come with the kayaks. Here are some very simple maps for your interest.

  Map 1: Thailand

         

  Map 2: Southern Thailand                                            Map 3: Phang Nga Bay

                          

  Map 4: Krabi                                                                     Map 5: Koh Yaman Race

                           

  We hope the website is informative and clear. Please contact us if you have any queries. When it comes to an expedition, it is the small questions that people forget to ask. ...so where did you say the ignition was?