Stand Up Paddle Boarding in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–4 hours
Fitness Level
Basic fitness is recommended; paddling engages core and balance but is suitable for beginners.
Overview
Discover the best of Hawaii’s waters with a stand up paddle board rental in Kailua-Kona. Glide over vibrant reefs and spot sea turtles in this private, scenic adventure.
Stand Up Paddle Board Rental
From $35 • 2 Hours to 1 Week Options!
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About This Adventure
We have one of the largest selections of Paddle Boards for rent on the Big Island. Choose from a wide selection of paddle boards (SOFT-TOP and EPOXY models) ranging from 9ft all the way up to 12ft!
Prices
- 2 Hour Rental: $35
- 4 Hour Rental: $55
- 24 Hour Rental: $75
- 3 Day Rental: $185
- Week Rental: $250
About
Paddle Board rentals may be picked up at our surf shop anytime between 9am and 4pm. All rentals must be returned to our surf shop during our normal business hours of 8:30am-5pm.
In order to get the maximum time out of your rental, please note the following guidelines:
- Latest pickup time for 2hr Paddle Board Rental is 2pm
- Latest pickup time for 4hr Paddle Board Rental is 12pm
3-Day and Weekly Paddle Board rentals include FREE ROOF RACKS for any vehicle! You may also trade out Paddle Boards during the course of your rental.
We require all rental customers to sign an Activity Liability Release Waiver and provide a valid credit card number for a damage deposit at the time of pick-up.
Adventure Tips
Wear reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin and the ocean’s coral by applying reef-safe sunscreen before heading out.
Bring a waterproof phone case
Keep your phone safe and take amazing water photos without worry.
Start in calm waters
Begin your paddle boarding session in the sheltered bay area to build confidence and balance.
Stay hydrated
Hawaii’s sun and physical activity can quickly dehydrate you, so drink plenty of water before and after.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Green sea turtles
- Hawaiian reef fish
History
Kahaluu Bay has long been a favorite fishing and gathering spot for native Hawaiians with cultural significance for generations.
Conservation
Local efforts focus on protecting coral reefs and marine life through reef-safe practices and controlled visitor access.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin and marine life from harmful UV rays during sunny paddling sessions.
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Waterproof phone case
Keep your phone dry and capture incredible moments on the water.
Quick-dry clothing
Stay comfortable with clothing that dries fast after splashes or swims.
summer specific
Lightweight hat
Provides shade and reduces sun exposure during midday paddling.
summer specific