Waitukubuli Sea Trail - Dominica
Two Trips with Available Spots in 2025
This seven day adventure will take you up the entire West coastline of Dominica. Along the way you will be able to discover the soul of Dominica through the welcoming local communities and stunningly conserved natural wonders.
The colourful coastal parishes of Dominica are eager to host you in comfortable resorts where you can lay your head after exciting days of paddling, snorkelling, diving, hiking, and surfing.
TRAK Camps & Tours
TRAK Experiences are a robust offering of camps, tours and training to take you further.
Join us on epic adventures around the globe.
Open Trips
TRAK Tour - DeCourcy Island Group
June to Sept 2025
Beginner-friendly expedition in Salish Sea of BC.
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TRAK Tour - Arctic Norway Expedition
June 2025
Mothership excursions sailing Spitsbergen.
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TRAK Camp - Adirondacks Weekend
September 12 - 15, 2025
Fresh water base camp in NY state.
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TRAK Experience Passport
The TRAK Experience Passport enables you to get priority booking, risk-free "hold my paddle" registration, and even free TRAK kayak rentals to bring your friends on the adventure.
Passport $900
Learn moreWhat People Have Said
“It was very exciting to be around such a culture of people and find myself on the open waters of the wild pacific coast with such an inviting and welcoming group, in these amazing high-performance kayaks. Never in my wildest dreams would those few basic skills that we learned on the first day, would progress to where we went today.”
— Chelsea Josue
”It’s perfect for the beginner and intermediate paddler. This environment, this destination, the skills progression and the way this trip was constructed in such a manner that allowed everybody get what they wanted. Our expanded purpose was met, our individual goals were met and the group goals were met.”
— David Whitmire
“That was really fun. He just broke it down… It’s funny when you have someone take the time to go through things that might be natural. He broke down the surf process into little bitty pieces that made me way more comfortable. I would have never just dove in and done that on my own.”
— Natalie Kelly
