Stand Up Paddleboard Rentals

PFD (Personal Floatation Device): The U.S. Coast Guard classifies SUPs (stand up paddleboards) as vessels, therefore it is required to have a PFD on board if you’re paddling out past surf or swimming areas. We require PFDs to be worn for all rentals. Children are required by law to wear a PFD while on a SUP.

Traffic Safety: The U.S. Coast Guard requires that you carry a safety whistle in order to warn other vessels of your presence while out on your SUP.

Leash: In case you fall off your SUP, a leash keeps you tethered to the board so you won’t be separated from it. Keep your leash secured to your ankle at all times when using the board.

• Wade out into knee-deep water with your board. While standing next to it, gradually climb onto the center of the standing pad, but remain on your knees.
• Holding the paddle, with your hands on either side of the board, move each of your feet to where your knees have been placed and slowly stand up, using the paddle the help stabilize yourself.
• Keep your feet parallel, toes pointed to the nose of the board, knees slightly bent and back straight.
• Look out in front of the board, not down at your feet. When paddling, hold the t-grip with the hand opposite of the side of the water the paddle blade is in. Hold the shaft with the other hand.