1 Day SUP Rental
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal core strength needed for paddling
Overview
Discover the serenity and thrill of Maui's waters with a private SUP rental. Perfect for all skill levels, this experience offers stunning ocean views and close encounters with Hawaii’s marine life. Read on to learn more about this unforgettable adventure!
1 Day SUP Rental
Starting at $120 • All Ages
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About This Adventure
Rates
- 1 Day Rental: $120
- Same-day delivery and same-day pickup.
- Delivered in the morning and picked up in the afternoon.
- 48 hours' notice for 1 Day bookings.
- 1 Day (same day) rentals are only available for Maui's South and North Shore destinations - no West Side deliveries at this time).
How to Book
Simply choose your delivery date from our booking calendar (available dates are in green). Click the blue "BOOK" button. Then select how many SUPs you wish to rent for your desired rental duration.
About
Stand up and explore the Maui waters with a SUP! We have premium SUP boards for all capabilities. SUP comes with an adjustable paddle and leash. Vehicle soft racks available upon request.
Please provide the height and weight of the person renting the SUP board so we can get you the perfect board and paddle.
We will coordinate & deliver your SUP to you. Once your rental time is complete, we will schedule a time for pick-up.
Adventure Tips
Wear a life jacket at all times
Ensure your safety by always wearing a provided life jacket during your SUP adventure.
Check weather conditions
Maui's calm waters are ideal, but always review the weather forecast before heading out to avoid strong winds or storms.
Apply sunscreen generously
Protect your skin from sun exposure, especially during midday hours when the sun is strongest.
Stay within designated areas
Follow local guidelines and stay within designated paddling zones to ensure safety and conservation.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian sea turtles
- Dolphins
History
Maui's coastline has been a vital part of Hawaiian culture for centuries, serving as a hub for fishing and maritime activity.
Conservation
Maui promotes sustainable tourism; renters are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect marine ecosystems.
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Adventure Hotspots in Lahaina
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sun protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
Protect your skin and eyes from intense Hawaiian sun during your paddling day.
summer specific
Waterproof clothing or rash guard
Provides comfort and protection against sunburn or chafing.
spring|summer|fall|winter|null specific
Dry bag for valuables
Keep your valuables and electronics safe and dry while on the water.
Flip-flops or water shoes
Eases transition on and off the paddleboard, and protects your feet on rocky or sandy shores.