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Sea Kayaking Donegal. Coastal Exploration.

Explore the stunning Donegal coastline and islands and discover the unseen and unspoiled places that can only be reached by sea kayak. Our sea kayak tours and sea kayak training offer you the opportunity to go and explore on the wild Atlantic Ocean. Get close to a whole host of marine life and sea birds and capture the Wild Atlantic Way’s beautiful and dramatic coastline and scenery.

The aim of our sea kayak tours and training is to give people an unforgettable experience paddling to wild remote and hidden places. Paddle along gigantic sea cliffs, through sea arches and into darkened sea caves or rocky coves and landing at desolate sandy beaches along the way.

Donegal Sea Kayaking is fully registered as a Canoeing Ireland and British Canoeing partners to operate sea kayak tours and sea kayak training.

About

James O’Donnell is a fully insured and updated Level 3 Sea Kayak Guide/Instructor. He is fully insured through the British Canoe association, REC First Aid qualified, received ISKGA Sea Kayak guides incident management training, and is Child Protection certified (including Garda vetting). Having spent 16 years exploring the Donegal coastline via sea and surf kayak, James is uniquely qualified to give outstanding tours, with great awareness and understanding of the environment and wildlife.

Travel and explore

New YouTube Channel.

If you would like to see all the remote wild places in Donegal, cliffs, dark caves, sea tunnels, sea arches, raging rivers and waves then we have you covered. Just click the Horn Head photo and away you… Read More

Sea Kayaking Donegal, Ireland

New Photo Gallery.

We have updated our Sea Kayaking Donegal website photo gallery with mostly pictures from our 2020 sea kayak tours. I hope the new gallery shows the diverse nature of our sea kayaking tours and what we offer, with the… Read More

Razorbills Hornhead

Summer Visitors

I managed to sneak over to one of our main Donegal headlands just as lock down was coming to an end. I was pleasantly surprised to see so many summer visitors who have flocked to our shores and… Read More