Kayak Rentals

Touring or Recreational Polymer Kayaks

In touring we rent the: single 16.5’ Narpa the 17’ Looksha IV and the double Amaruk

Touring Kayaks have two cargo hatches and a long hull for distance paddling.

18’ NECKY AMARUK DOUBLE – a shorter and sleeker double with good stability and ample room for cargo. A very dry boat with four flotation compartments.

For recreational we rent the: single Keowee and double Manitou II.

Recreational kayaks have more open cockpits, fewer cargo hatches and a shorter hull for paddling around one area/bay.

9’ KEOWEE – sits solidly in the water, turns in a wink, and tracks well. Compact, with a roomy 39’ x 17’ cockpit; foot pegs and optional child seat. 36 Ibs. Great for beaches or lake shore fun. A convenient day trip boat. A popular rental for big motor boaters to stow onboard until ready to explore the Sounds nook n crannies.

14’ 8” MANITOU II – The perfect marriage of a recreational and touring vessel, this tandem kayak allows two adults and a child (or pooch) to cruise in steady and stable comfort with its removable child saddle seat. The roomy cockpit’s dual design and the easily adjustable stern seat make it easy to convert between tandem and solo setups, while the foot-operated rudder improves tracking and turning on long paddles or open-water traverses. 79 Ibs

All rentals are per calendar day (not 24 hrs)
price does not include 7% PST or 5% GST
Credit Card Surcharge – A surcharge of 2.4% will apply to all credit card payments.
Alternatively, you may wish to pay by WISE or eTransfer to: info@canoeingbc.com which will not incur a surcharge.

Rental pick up is at 8 am (or later). Latest return time is 9 pm (watercrafts already cleaned).

We also rent a chart of Desolation Sound in a waterproof case for $5 / day

KAYAK RENTAL INCLUDES: 1 (single) or 2 (double) PFDs, spray skirt(s), paddles, throw bag (for emergencies only – not to be uncoiled), paddle float, bilge pump

ALWAYS EMPTY THE BOAT BEFORE BRINGING IT UP ON SHORE

REMEMBER* The easiest way to damage a boat is by dragging it up on shore or loading it on shore.