— FAQ & PADDLEBOARD RULES —

Paddleboarding is a very safe water activity. Our locations are selected for safety and the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. We have several departure destinations in oregon and Southern Washington.

Please sign the LIABILITY WAIVER prior to payment / deposits.

We do track one of the units (Apple Airtag) per group for pickup purposes ONLY.

Cancelations need to be 48 hours in advance for a full refund.

Cancelations made within 48 hours will be subject to 50% deposit charge.

No Refunds will be made day

(Includes Sailboats and Paddlecraft)

1. Wearable Life Jacket
   • Sailboats and Paddlecraft: All boats under 16 feet, including sailboats, canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards, must have a properly fitting, U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket for each person on board. These life jackets must be readily accessible.
   • Children: All children aged 12 and under are required to wear a life jacket at all times.
2. Sound Devices
   • Boats under 39 feet 4 inches (12 meters) must carry a whistle or a compressed air horn. It’s recommended to attach the whistle to a life jacket for easy access.

Are There Age Requirements?

General we require children under 18 to be with adults. While there is no general age requirements, for safety and rental purposes, our services are for 18 and over.

However, we will rent to minors 14-18 with adult supervision. We do have limitations, please inquire for more information.

Are There Weight Limits?

^{Tell us how many boards you will need. While our boards have a minimum weight of 250, we also have boards that support up to 325 lbs. We also recommend single riders. But just watch the weight limits which are posted on board.}

How Mant People Can We Bring?

As many as you like! The more the merrier!

What Happens If I Damage The Equipment?

^{We will charge a fee for repair or replacement as needed. Keeping a eye out is very important for your safety and for the equipment. Where rocks can be seen, walk while holding your board before hitting rocks or crossing rock ways in rivers. Keep an eye out for debris and sticks in the water. It not just about protecting the gear, its about protecting you!!!}