Five Day Kayak & Paddle Board Rental in Page, Arizona
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Up to 5 days
Fitness Level
Requires basic to moderate fitness to paddle continuously over several hours or days.
Overview
Explore the scenic canyons of Page, Arizona with a five day kayak and paddle board rental. Perfect for all ages and even your furry friends, this adventure offers freedom and stunning views on the water.
Five Day Kayak & Paddle Board Rental
Starts at $200 | Ocean Kayak & Paddleboard | Five Full Days
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of exploring scenic canyons with our kayak and paddle board rentals! Suitable for all ages and even dogs, enjoy the freedom to paddle while standing or sitting. With included gear and helpful maps, capture unforgettable moments on the water from sunrise to sunset.
Kayak & Paddle Board Rental
Rates per Day
9.5' Malibu Kayak: $45 11.5' Malibu Kayak: $45 11' Nalu Stand Up Paddle Board: $40 11.4' Viking Stand Up Paddle Board: $60 10.6' Viking Stand Up Paddle Board: $50 TWO XL Tandem Kayak Rental: $60
All ages - dogs ok
Hours
7:00am to 6:00pm, 11 Hours
- Pick up times are 7:00am to 6:00pm
- All rentals must be returned prior to 5:30pm
About
- Paddles, Life Vests and Leashes included.
- Maps and helpful info available.
These kayaks and paddle boards are one of the best ways to get out, enjoy the water and explore different canyons. You can paddle by standing up or sitting down. Bring along your camera and get great shots. Storage space for gear and food.
Adventure Tips
Wear a Life Jacket at All Times
Safety first: always wear the provided life jacket to ensure your protection on the water.
Apply Sunscreen Regularly
The Arizona sun can be intense; reapply sunscreen frequently to avoid sunburn during your adventure.
Bring Water and Stay Hydrated
Carry plenty of water as dehydration is common while paddling under the sun in dry weather.
Check Weather Forecast Before Launch
Sudden wind or storms can affect water conditions; confirm weather updates to stay safe.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles soaring overhead
- Desert bighorn sheep on nearby cliffs
History
Page is located near Glen Canyon, created after the construction of Glen Canyon Dam in the 1960s, shaping the lake and landscape you explore today.
Conservation
Local efforts emphasize minimizing waste and respecting wildlife habitats to preserve Lake Powell’s delicate natural environment.
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Recommended Gear
Waterproof Dry Bag
Keeps your personal belongings dry while out on the water.
Lightweight Hiking Shoes or Water Sandals
Protects feet and provides traction on slippery surfaces during entry and exit points.
summer specific
UV Protection Clothing
Helps shield skin from strong Arizona sun during long paddling hours.
summer specific
Insulating Layers
Keeps you warm during chilly mornings and evenings on the water.
fall|winter specific