Available options:
(1). Place the kayak in the water. Slide your kayak into the water with the bow (the front) first, place your hand firmly on the stern (the back) grab loop and position the kayak so that the cockpit area is in shallow enough water to stand in..
(2). As with any type of kayak, you will need to find a good area that you can be comfortably alone and that will not be rocky. A good area will be over elbow-to-elbow with at least 10 feet (3.0 m) of clearance, and you will have enough space to pull out all of your equipment..
(3). You will want to kayaking in park and nature forest with a private pool. Many kayaking schools or beginner's lesson centers will have kayaking classes that are designed to help you learn..
(4). There should be a two (or three) foot (0.6 m) gap between the kayak and the water. Two (or three) feet (0.8 m) of water should be plenty..Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to kayak
Look for a good area to get into your kayak.
You will need to find a good spot where to enter the water. Find an area where the water is calm and where there are no rocks and is in shallow water.
Answer:
(1).