easy
1–8 hours
Basic fitness recommended; able to paddle moderately for extended periods if renting full day.
Unlock the Big Island’s coastal treasures with all-day kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals from Kona Kayaks in Captain Cook. Experience Hawaii’s unique shoreline at your own pace with reliable gear and essential safety equipment.
Starting at $40 | Kayaks & Standup Paddle Boards!
Experience the thrill of adventure with all-day kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals! Enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace, with well-maintained equipment and essential safety gear provided. Whether you choose a single kayak or a family-friendly triple, this unforgettable outdoor experience awaits you—just remember to arrive early!
Single Kayak - $50.00 Double Kayak - $80.00 Triple Kayak (2 adults & 1 child) - $100.00 SUP - $60.00
Rent from 1 - 8 hours, same price regardless of time! Book for the day and come at the time you want.
LAST KAYAK / SUP OUT AT 11:00AM!
We are closed Saturday & Sunday.
Please arrive early for your rental. Thanks! We are closed Saturday & Sunday.
The safety of our clients are very important to us, so our equipment is cleaned and inspected after every use. We provide quality products to ensure you have a wonderful experience.
To maximize your rental period and enjoy calmer morning waters, plan to get to Kona Kayaks early, especially since the last rentals go out by 11:00 AM.
Safety is paramount; life jackets are provided and mandatory for kayakers, so be prepared to wear them throughout your time on the water.
Keep your phone, snacks, and other small items secure and dry by utilizing the dry bag included with your rental gear.
Assess your paddling skills before heading out, and watch for shifting winds or currents common near exposed lava coastlines in the afternoon.
Captain Cook area is home to sacred Hawaiian grounds and was near the site of Captain James Cook’s first landing in 1778.
Kona Kayaks supports environmental stewardship by maintaining and cleaning gear regularly to protect ocean habitats.
Protect your skin from intense Hawaiian sun during long hours on open water.
summer specific
Shield your eyes and face from glare and UV rays to maintain clear vision and comfort.
summer specific
Useful for safely entering and exiting rocky shorelines and slippery lava formations.
Stay hydrated throughout your paddle, especially in Hawaii’s warm climate.