Rent a SUP in St. John, USVI – Easy Pickup in Cruz Bay

St John, US Virgin Islands

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Rent a SUP in St. John, USVI – Easy Pickup in Cruz Bay

St John, US Virgin Islands

7 days (approx.)
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

Overview

Paddle your own stand-up paddleboard (SUP) around the waters of St. John. With this daily or weekly rental package, all equipment is included and no experience is necessary.

Rent a stand-up paddleboard by the day or week
Explore the calm waters around St. John independently
Beginners can easily master this sport
All equipment included

What's Included

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

Virgin Islands Ecotours - St. John
St. John, 520 Mongoose Jct, Cruz Bay, St John 00830, USVI
Drive to the back lot behind Mongoose Junction. Find Virgin Islands Ecotours Outfitters Store next to Sun Dog Café. Easy parking and pickup for rentals. Shop gear and souvenirs to use on your trip or take home to remember your adventure!

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Arranged start time

Confirm time with the local provider in advance of your experience.

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What To Expect

Make your way to the Virgin Islands EcoTours Honeymoon Hut on Honeymoon Beach, located at Caneel Bay Resort on the North Shore of the Virgin Islands National Park. By booking in advance, you can ensure that a stand-up paddleboard is ready and waiting for you when you arrive.

Stand-up paddleboards can be rented by the day or the week, and this sport is suitable for those of all skill levels. Beginners can master the sport with a quick orientation from the staff and try out their new skills in the calm waters surrounding St. John. Those with more experience can head out to some far-flung cays and paddle into tiny coves in search of marine wildlife.