easy
2–4 hours
Basic fitness level required for balance and paddling endurance
Rent a stand-up paddleboard at Wayzata Beach and explore Lake Minnetonka’s serene waters. Join beginners clinics or paddle to Spirit Island for a perfect day outdoors.
Discover the excitement of stand-up paddleboarding at Wayzata Beach on Lake Minnetonka with Wai Nani Surf & Paddle. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced paddler, their lightweight rental boards cater to all skill levels, making it easy to glide across calm waters while soaking in the scenic shoreline. For those new to SUP, the beginners clinic offers expert instruction to build confidence and skills in a supportive environment. Exploring the lake, you can paddle out to Spirit Island, a peaceful spot perfect for relaxing or photographing tranquil nature views. The fresh lake breeze and stunning water reflections create a rejuvenating outdoor experience that combines fitness, fun, and connection with nature. With convenient rentals and a welcoming team, Wai Nani Surf & Paddle ensures a memorable day where you can embrace the spirit of adventure right in the heart of Minnesota's lake country.
Safety first—always wear a PFD while paddling to stay secure on the water.
Lake reflections increase UV exposure, so reapply sunscreen frequently to avoid sunburn.
Begin your paddleboarding experience in sheltered, flat water zones before venturing into open lake areas for greater control.
Wind and storms can make paddling difficult; always verify local weather to ensure a safe outing.
Lake Minnetonka has been a recreational hotspot since the late 19th century, with Wayzata developing as a key lakeside community.
Efforts by local groups help maintain water quality and protect the lake's ecosystem, encouraging responsible water activity practices.
Ensures your safety on the water during paddleboarding.
Protects your skin from intense UV rays reflected off the lake’s surface.
summer specific
Provides foot protection and grip when entering and exiting the water.
summer specific
Keeps you warm and blocks the lake breeze during early-season paddling.
spring specific