Rent Water Sports Gear for Your Next Day Out
Paddleboards, kayaks, snorkelling gear, and more — rent water sports equipment without the massive price tags or storage hassle.
What Water Sport Are You Into?
Rent the gear you need for any water activity
SUP Paddleboarding
Gear available: Inflatable SUPs, carbon paddles, ankle leashes, dry bags
Kayaking
Gear available: Single and tandem kayaks, paddles, life jackets, roof rack carriers
Snorkelling
Gear available: Masks, fins, snorkels, wetsuits, underwater cameras
Surfing
Gear available: Shortboards, longboards, foam learner boards, wetsuits, board bags
Wakeboarding
Gear available: Wakeboards, tow ropes, life vests, helmets, board bags
Fishing
Gear available: Rod and reel combos, tackle boxes, fish finders, kayak rod holders
Water Sports Gear Bundles
Estimated rental costs for a full day on the water
SUP Day Out Kit
- Inflatable Paddleboard$55/day
- Carbon Paddle$15/day
- Dry Bag (20L)$8/day
Snorkel Adventure Kit
- Mask & Snorkel Set$15/day
- Fins$10/day
- Underwater Camera$40/day
- Shorty Wetsuit$20/day
Fishing Trip Kit
- Rod & Reel Combo$25/day
- Tackle Box (stocked)$15/day
- Fish Finder$35/day
- Esky Cooler (40L)$10/day
Buy vs Rent: Popular Water Sports Gear
Stand-Up Paddleboard
Tandem Kayak
Snorkel Set
Water Safety Essentials
Stay safe every time you hit the water
Always wear a life jacket
Even strong swimmers should wear a PFD on open water. Many rentals include one — ask the owner or BYO an approved life jacket.
Check weather and tides
Before heading out, check the Bureau of Meteorology forecast, wind speeds, and tide charts. Avoid offshore winds on SUPs and kayaks.
Tell someone your plan
Let a friend or family member know where you're going, what you're doing, and when you expect to be back on shore.
Inspect gear before launch
Check for leaks in inflatable boards, test fin attachments, ensure paddle lengths are correct, and verify all buckles on life jackets.
Stay in designated areas
Swim and paddle in patrolled zones where possible. Avoid shipping channels, river mouths with strong currents, and rocky shorelines.
Know your limits
If you're new to a sport, start in calm flat water. Rent a learner-friendly board or kayak and build skills before tackling waves or open ocean.
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