Palm Island Kayak and Paddle Board Rentals

Make your vacation on Palm Island memorable with a kayak or paddle board rental.  At SUP Englewood, we carry single and double kayaks as well as paddle boards.  We provide delivery and pick up of the paddling equipment to make this transaction easy during your stay.  We deliver all equipment needed, such as paddles, vests, and safety gear, like leashes for paddle boards.

*A Paddle Board, Single Kayak or Double Kayak is considered 1 vessel

Double Kayaks, are also known as Tandem Kayaks and have room in the middle for children.  Please let us know if you have children as we provide life vests for them to use during your kayak rental duration.

Paddle boards can be fun for the whole family!  Especially when used on calm water.  It’s safest for children to use them with an adult ready to take over when needed.

It doesn’t matter where you’re staying.  We can deliver paddle boards and kayaks to you!

• Palm Island Resort
• VRBO
• Airbnb’s 
• Other rental homes.

Stump Pass Beach State Park is located at the Northern point of Palm Island. Be sure to check the tides. As this can be a hazardous location to paddle on a strong tide. This is one of the most beautiful places to paddle in Southwest Florida. This park is know for the dead Australian pine trees that give it an almost ‘pre-historic’ appearance.  This Florida State Park is filled with mammals and smaller sea creatures.

Bill Coy Preserve is located across from Rum Bay on the northern part of Palm Island. The preserve is surrounded by mangrove islands and highlights secret mangrove passages.  This area is known for its great manatee sightings.  It is also a prime birding location.  Be sure to bring a fishing rod with you if you’re looking for snook, red drum, and trout along the way. The oysters in this area are home to smaller creatures such as sea stars, whelk, and conch.

Don Pedro Island State Park is located at the Southern part of Palm Island.  You’ll paddle past the Palm Island ferry boat. Then you’ll discover a small entrance into the mangroves which leads to a hidden lagoon.  This coastal area is home to many smaller marine creatures such as sea stars, urchins, whelks, and conch.  Continue onwards for the docks that bring you to a walking trail.