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Explore Kachemak Bay: Stand-Up Paddleboard and Wetsuit Rentals in Homer, Alaska - Homer

Explore Kachemak Bay: Stand-Up Paddleboard and Wetsuit Rentals in Homer, Alaska

Homermoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2–4 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required; must be able to paddle for several hours and maneuver your board in sometimes choppy water.

Overview

Discover the thrill of stand-up paddleboarding in Alaska’s Kachemak Bay with SUP & Wetsuit Rentals. Perfect for confident paddlers, gear up to explore this pristine marine wilderness around Homer, Alaska.

Homer, Alaska

SUP & Wetsuit Rentals

All Ages • 8 or 24 Hours

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of exploring Kachemak Bay with our stand-up paddleboard or wetsuit rentals! Perfect for confident cold water sea kayakers, we equip you with everything needed for an unforgettable adventure. Discover the best kayaking spots while enjoying the stunning natural beauty of the bay.

Rent a Stand Up Paddleboard or Wesuit for our outing!

About

If you are a confident cold water sea kayaker, we’ll provide you with equipment necessary to explore Kachemak Bay on your own, and provide info on what to expect on all of the best kayaking waters.

Do you want to rent a kayak? Contact us for more details.

Be sure to check on current conditions before planning trips, weather changes so much so often.

Adventure Tips

Dress for Variable Conditions

Even on sunny days, Alaskan waters stay cold—wear your wetsuit to stay warm and safe on the water.

Use a Leash with Your SUP

Always wear a leash to keep your board close in choppy waters or if you fall off.

Check Tides Before You Paddle

Tidal shifts affect water levels and currents in Kachemak Bay—plan your trip accordingly to avoid strong currents.

Protect Against Sun Exposure

Bring water-resistant sunscreen and sunglasses to guard against UV rays reflecting off the water.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Harbor seals
  • Bald eagles

History

Kachemak Bay State Park was established in 1970 as Alaska's first state park, preserving the area's unique marine and terrestrial ecosystems.

Conservation

Visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles and avoid disturbing wildlife to protect Kachemak Bay's delicate habitats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Thermal Wetsuit

Essential

Keeps you insulated and comfortable on cold spring waters.

spring specific

Waterproof Dry Bag

Protects your valuables from water splashes during summer paddling.

summer specific

Neoprene Gloves and Booties

Essential

Provides extra warmth during chillier fall paddling adventures.

fall specific

Paddle Leash

Essential

Ensures you don’t lose your paddle if you drop it in the water.