So here we are in freezing January 2011. Time to take the coldest shower possible. Let's head out to Four Mile Bridge and see just how cold and wet we can get. There is a kind of madness when it comes to whitewater kayaking. Personally I prefer the comfort and ease of a sea kayak, rock hoping my way around the coastal shores of Anglesey. But then it takes all sorts to make a kayaking club interesting, and boy! do these guys know how to keep it interesting... Paul Mattock
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"Your possessions should set you free like a boat or a pair of hiking boots. If you work for your possessions and they don't set you free, what are you working for." Billy Harris
Cybi Kayakers is an adult and family based club located in Holyhead for kayakers of all abilities and of all ages who live on the Isle of Anglesey and North West Wales.
Its purpose is for us to enjoy our love of kayaking and to share our knowledge and skills, and to offer support and encouragment to one another in what we do.
To look after and care for the environment in which we paddle and to respect the sea and all the wild life that inhabits these seas and to leave our shores and beaches and rivers clean and tidy for the next generation of paddlers to enjoy.
And last, but not least, to share in the fun and joy and the thrill of kayaking.
Its purpose is for us to enjoy our love of kayaking and to share our knowledge and skills, and to offer support and encouragment to one another in what we do.
To look after and care for the environment in which we paddle and to respect the sea and all the wild life that inhabits these seas and to leave our shores and beaches and rivers clean and tidy for the next generation of paddlers to enjoy.
And last, but not least, to share in the fun and joy and the thrill of kayaking.
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