Our start was exciting: to gain access to the ocean, we had to run rapids from a quickly emptying lagoon. As we traveled north 12 kms to Marina Island, the ten members braved a very strong headwind. Enroute, a rugged broken coastline with many small islands and coves presented interesting marine views and scenery, from cliff top houses to passing sailboats, from colonies of seals to spotting sea urchins and anemones along the way. After a somewhat arduous paddle, we were rewarded with a very pleasant lunch spot at Shark Spit adjacent to Uganda Passage. A happy group, we quickly found our way home with a strong breeze at our back and a straight line run to the launching point. This no doubt will be a favorite paddle for some, myself included.
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