9.5' Sit-on-Top Kayak Rental

The maximum weight capacity is 300 pounds. This limit includes the paddler plus any personal gear or bags placed on board. Approaching the 300-pound limit will lower the kayak's freeboard and allow more water to enter through the scupper holes.

Yes, it is an excellent choice for beginners and casual paddlers. The rotomolded hardshell hull is designed with a wide, stable platform that provides forgiving handling on flat water, calm canals, and light ocean surf.

You can easily flip it upright and climb back on board. Because it is an open sit-on-top kayak with self-bailing scupper holes, the hull will not fill with water or sink like a traditional sit-inside cockpit, eliminating the need for a bilge pump.

It features an open bow deck with bungee rigging, a rear stern tankwell with tie-downs, and a center 6-inch deck hatch with an internal mesh bag. While the hatch holds small items like sunscreen or keys, storing electronics in a dedicated dry bag is recommended.

Each kayak rental includes one kayak paddle and one adjustable life vest. A dry bag is not included with the rental unit.

We deliver the kayak to the ground level of your rental home on your selected delivery date, and you do not need to be present. For pickup, place all rental gear back in that original drop-off location by the designated pickup time, ensuring it is outside locked gates, porches, or garages.

You can launch into calm coastal waters such as the Intracoastal Waterway and neighborhood canals, or take it directly into mild ocean surf along the beach strand.

Yes, checking local tide charts and marine weather forecasts is recommended before setting out. Wind, surf conditions, and shifting tidal currents directly affect paddling difficulty whether you are out in the ocean surf or navigating coastal waterways.