Everything is priced per craft, not per person, and the hourly rate steps down the longer you keep it: an hour is the base rate, a half day runs a little under four times that, and a full day runs a little under seven times that. Ask at the counter for the day's exact numbers.
The fleet: sit-on-top kayaks for anyone who has never paddled before, a couple of lower-sitting touring boats for people who already know what they are doing, tandem kayaks for two, and paddleboards. A first-timer on a board should expect to spend the first twenty minutes kneeling before standing feels natural.
Every rental includes a life jacket in the right size - worn, not just carried, no exceptions - and child sizes are on hand. A dry bag for your phone is included too, because your phone will get wet if you do not use one.
A 200-pound weight limit applies per paddler on a solo craft, and paddlers under twelve must ride with an adult in a tandem. Every rental starts with a short launch-and-return briefing at the dock - where to put in, where to take out, and what to do if you flip.
