Island Wide Kayak Rentals

For those who prefer to strike out and go on their own we have kayak rentals

We have a fleet of single and double sit on top of kayaks ready to mount on your vehicle or delivery to you during the summer months.

The rivers are flat and so slow moving; the wind is often more of a factor than current.

There are also inside barrier reefs that on most days are safe to paddle.

Consult with us and we can help you develop a safe and fun float plan given your experience, the weather, or time constraints.

These kayaks are not for use on the Wailua River.

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Overview and Highlights

When And Where:

• All year! — Monday thru Friday
  • Summer: Monday thru Sunday
• Check in at our Wailua River Marina Shop
  • Or have equipment dropped off at your lodging

Included:

• Kayak
• Paddle
• Back rest
• Life Preservers (PFD)
• Foam Block racks
• Float plan consultation
• Bow line

Frequently Rented Together:

• Dry bags
• Coolers
• Hiking sticks

What To Bring:

• Sun protection
• Light shirt
• Bathing suit
• Footwear (aqua socks or tennis shoes)
• Towel and change of clothes
• Lunch and refreshments
• Waterproof camera

Summer Delivery Service 

Anahola, Kilauea, Anini, Hanalei, Ha’ena

Week Rental Free

Rent less than a week: Delivery $10/single and $15/double each way
Rent more than a week free delivery

Before You Book
Please share float plan

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Paddling Rules of Order

One of best tips you can leave us is observing these following tips:

• NOT FOR OCEAN USE.
• NO SURFING.
• NO STEPPING ON REEFS.
• Make sure you have and wear your life preservers (i.e. PFD: Personal Flotation Device).
• When in doubt, don’t go out.
  • Turn around and sign up for one of our river or sea kayaking tours.
• Give plenty of space to any aquatic birds that you may encounter on the river.
  • Some of our native aquatic birds are endangered.
• Paddle your trash in…paddle it out!
  • Show Aloha and carry out as well, any other trash not your own.
• If the river is turning muddy it’s a sign of flooding up river. Immediately seek higher ground if on land and get off the river if on the water.
• Observe caution and do not paddle further upstream if you feel you are having a hard time “bucking a current”. Our rivers are generally in repose, and characterized as docile with little current.
• Keep to your float plan.