Wolf Albury’s journey into sea kayaking began under the guidance of the late, great Russell Farrow of Sweetwater Kayaks in St. Petersburg, Florida. What started as an introduction to the sport quickly evolved into a passion, with kayaking becoming a form of therapy and a way to deeply connect with nature.
As an ACA Coastal Kayaking Instructor, Wolf primarily teaches beginners and those who have never received formal instruction. His passion lies in making paddlesports accessible to individuals who may otherwise have limited opportunities to experience them.
Based in Nassau, Bahamas, Wolf teaches at Bonefish Pond National Park, a stunning natural setting that serves as both a classroom and an inspiration for new paddlers. His work aligns with the ACA’s mission to bring kayaking into local communities, and he works particularly hard to extend these opportunities to at-risk youth. Wolf, like the ACA, believes in placing a strong emphasis on safety, ensuring that every paddler is equipped with the knowledge and skills to enjoy the water responsibly.
Through his dedication, Wolf Albury is not just teaching paddling techniques—he is opening doors to adventure, connection, and confidence for a new generation of kayakers!