Sea kayak

The “sea kayak” is a closed boat, unlike the open kayak, the main difference is that if we tip into an open kayak we simply have to turn it and embark again. In the sea kayak we must empty the water content in order to continue with the navigation.

A sea kayak has handles on its bow and stern. In addition, it has a lifeline, which is a cape that runs the boat from bow to stern. Depending on the model, they may have several watertight compartments, without which they would not be “sea kayaks”.

In this boat it is necessary to cover the bathtub, which is where you enter the kayak with a “bathtub cover”. To be able to navigate with this type of kayak, previous experience is necessary having completed a course.