Tim Cullen
- Member since
- 21st September 2007
I misspent much of my youth with a paddle in my hands exploring some of the world’s great water. Led mostly by my father, a rather renowned adventurer, I have been lucky enough to have traveled to some amazing places and to have been part of some of his big adventures internationally and in my home country, Canada.
My main connection to paddling now is in development, but even that has had to become part time to my every day profession as a high school teacher where my aim is to encourage young people to get out and try things they haven’t before: hence my enthusiasm for World Reviewer. I was lucky enough to be encouraged by great passion and drive and I hope to do the same here. (I sound like a serious guy now don’t I? I’m not, just someone who likes to get out on the water and have a look around.).
- 21 Sep 2007
Tim Cullen reviewed Isla Carmen Sea Kayak in San Miguel de Cozumel, Mexico

The waters of the Sea of Cortez around Isla Carmen have a thriving fin and blue whale population, sandy bays, good weather and soaring rocky cliffs. The water here is relatively calm and clear, in some of the smaller bays off Isla Carmen you can see the…"

Off the coast of British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest are waters full of wildlife while on shore are forests full of wildlife. The kelp forests plugged in to the rocky shore and proximity to the salmon spawning grounds upstream attract Gray Whales, …"

Mountains looking as smooth as fallen fabric provide the backdrop for paddling one of Siberia’s best white water locations. This is Genghis Khan country. A place of expanding landscapes, rugged cultures and adventure, expect to see volcanic remnants li…"

Norway’s remarkable fjords and sharp coast side mountains set the region apart as a paddling destination. The other obvious advantage is the sunlight. At the right time of year the sun hovers on the horizon until the early hours allowing additional ti…"