easy
2–4 hours
Ideal for individuals with basic physical fitness; paddling is low-impact but requires balance and stamina.
Explore the beautiful waters of Siesta Key with private kayak and paddleboard rentals from SURFit USA. Discover why Sarasota’s coastline is perfect for all skill levels.
Rentals starting at $30
2.5
Away from all the hustle and bustle of Siesta Key, is our favorite local beach, Turtle Beach. It is only a few short miles from the main Siesta Key beach to Turtle Beach and the Sarasota County trolley will drop you right there. Not only is this area such a beautiful and quiet place, it is also a great place to paddle!
We offer single and double kayak rentals as well as stand up paddleboards and surfboard rentals at this location. The kayaks and paddleboards are perfect to explore the beautiful surrounding waterways. Don't worry about getting lost---we will supply you a map and give you some pointers about the area and where to go paddle to have a good chance of seeing wildlife.
The surfboards/boogie boards can be walked across the parking lot to some great little waves at Turtle Beach.
All equipment comes with the necessary safety equipment.
Plan your paddle during calm weather and low tides for safer and smoother paddling.
Protect yourself and the environment by applying sunscreen that doesn’t harm marine life.
Keep your valuables dry and secure while out on the water using a waterproof dry bag.
Always wear a PFD for safety, even if you’re an experienced paddler.
Siesta Key has a rich maritime history linked to early fishing communities and is famous for its world's finest white quartz sand beaches.
Local efforts focus on protecting coastal habitats and promoting eco-friendly water sports to prevent disturbance of sensitive marine ecosystems.
Keeps your belongings safe and dry during your paddling adventure.
Provides sun protection and helps regulate temperature on cooler spring days.
spring specific
Shields your face from strong sun exposure during midday paddling.
summer specific
Protect your feet when launching or exploring rocky or sandy shorelines.