Difficulty

easy

Duration

1–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for beginners and families; minimal fitness needed but basic balance helps.

Overview

Glide calm waters of Salt Run with Single Kayak Rentals, perfect for family-friendly paddling adventures near St. Augustine.

St. Augustine, Florida

Single Kayak Rentals

Ton of options for all ages! | 1-3 Hours | $40-$60 per person

Select participants and date

Date

Wed, Oct 8

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the beauty of Salt Run with our family-friendly rentals! Whether you choose a stand-up paddleboard or a kayak, you’ll enjoy a unique adventure on gentle waters. Perfect for all skill levels, this activity enhances balance and strength while allowing you to connect with nature. Just bring sunscreen and a positive attitude!

Rentals for the whole family

Duration

1-3 hours

About

No experience is necessary to enjoy this fun and popular activity. In fact, on the gentle waters of Salt Run, there is no better place to try it out. Come appreciate nature and wildlife as you improve balance, stamina and strength. SUPs are designed to be used by one person and cannot accommodate two people. Or for an unforgettable adventure, rent one of our kayaks. We offer single as well as double kayaks, so you can fly solo or share the experience. All of our kayaks come equipped with back supporting seats to ensure your comfort.

What to Bring

Everything is included so bring some sunscreen and a positive attiude!

Adventure Tips

Wear sun protection

Salt Run’s open water areas offer little shade; sunscreen and a hat are must-haves.

Bring a water bottle

Stay hydrated during your paddle, especially in warmer months.

Check tidal schedules

Tides affect water depth and current strength, impacting your paddling experience.

Use life jackets

Safety first: always wear a properly fitted life jacket while on the water.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Great blue heron
Bottlenose dolphin sightings off the coast

History

St. Augustine is the oldest European-established city in the U.S., with roots dating back to 1565, enriching the paddle experience with local heritage.

Conservation

Operators emphasize minimal environmental impact by encouraging catch-and-release wildlife observation and restricting paddling to designated areas to protect sensitive habitats.