Flexible rentals from Eastport’s floating dock — book by the hour or the week for family-friendly water adventures.
Annapolis Canoe and Kayak offers accessible watercraft rentals and curated micro-adventures for paddlers of all skill levels. From solo sit-on-top and sit-inside kayaks to tandem kayaks, canoes, and stand-up paddleboards, the fleet supports independent exploration and family outings. Rentals launch from a scenic floating dock in Eastport, with flexible durations that range from one hour to a full week, allowing guests to design short excursions or extended waterfront escapes. Safety equipment and clear rental instructions are provided with every booking to ensure confidence on the water.
Booking options accommodate single paddlers, tandem teams, families, and groups seeking a low-impact way to experience local waterways. In addition to watercraft rentals, the business features a guided Trikke tour that explores notable urban green spaces and attractions, offering an eco-friendly way to sightsee with a professional guide. Rates and availability vary by season and craft type, and the rental model emphasizes convenience, self-guided discovery, and memorable outdoor time. Customer interactions focus on straightforward reservations, helpful guidance for first-time paddlers, and reliable access to launch points.
Annapolis Canoe and Kayak positions itself as a practical choice for visitors and residents looking to experience Annapolis waterways and nearby trails through quality equipment, convenient Eastport launching, family-friendly offerings, and flexible scheduling. Detailed maps, route suggestions, and seasonal tips accompany many rentals, helping paddlers choose safe, scenic itineraries. Reservations can be made online or by phone, and staff provide pre-launch briefings tailored to weather conditions, ensuring comfort for novices and confidence for experienced paddlers alike. Seasonal hours.
“Every outing is organized with local river knowledge, basic safety instruction, and equipment checks before departure.”