Rentals

PADDLE BOARD RENTALS

The Mallorca SUP Company offers paddle board rentals by the hour. You can find us behind the Pine Walk,  just a short walk from the centre of the Port. Look for Bar Coral and you cant miss us!

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During peak season (May - September), we get very busy, so would encourage you to contact us in advance to book your paddle boards.

Rentals are available from 6.30 am and the last booking is 12.30 pm. Thermal winds (called Embat in Mallorca) start to build in the late morning and grow increasingly stronger from 11.00 am. This makes conditions much harder for even the experienced paddler. 

If you wish to paddle for longer periods, we recommend an earlier start!  It is also worth noting, that from 10.30 am, paddle boards are not permitted in the designated swimming areas, which are allocated by the local council. You can however paddle in the boat lanes. We will advise you on the areas that it is permitted to paddle, when you collect your board. 

Children under 10 years of age, will not be able to take a paddle board out on their own, unless they have completed the SUP taster session. They can however share with an adult.

PBA’s (personal buoyancy aids) are available upon request. 

If you have no experience, please tell us beforehand, and we will give you a short briefing on the equipment and basic techniques to keep you safe. This is by no means a substitute for a lesson. 

Rental Price €20.00 per hour - per board.

We have boards to suit all abilities and sizes. If you have a preference, please let us know at the time of booking and we will do our best to accomodate your request.

SOME GENERAL "HOUSE KEEPING" FOR YOUR KIND CONSIDERATION

• Suntan creams are very harmful to the ocean environment and cause (in some cases) staining on the paddle board deck area. It's far better for your skin and the sea, to use T-shirts (non cotton) or rash vests. If this is not an option, please consider applying sun protection creams before coming to collect your paddle boards, to reduce contamination problems.
  
• Leaving your paddle board on the beach in direct sunlight for prolonged periods of time, increases the pressure of the board (PSI). It also causes irreparable damage to the deck pad and leads to softening of the glues used. Where possible, your board should be stored in the shade or covered with a beach towel to help prevent damage.
• When the paddle board is not in use, it should be lent on its side (rail) or placed face down with the fin facing upwards - so as not to snap the fin.
• Best practice when carrying your paddle board in and out of the water, is to use the centre carry handle. Try to avoid dragging the paddle board in the sand, using the handles on the nose or tail.
• Before returning your paddle board, please remove excess sand. You can do this easily by washing your board in the sea. 
• For your own health and safety, it is advisable to avoid paddle boarding after 12.30pm. Being on the water intensifies the effects of heat and sunstroke. Additionally, avoid paddle boarding when there are strong winds, especially offshore winds (wind that blows from the land to the sea). This is to avoid injury for yourself and to avoid injuring other water users. 
• The swim area is clearly marked by a line of yellow buoys, approximately 150 meters out from the shoreline. As paddle boards are considered to be boats, you should avoid paddling close to shore. During busy times the life guards will enforce this, using a loud whistle and/or the safety jet-ski!

We reserve the right to charge for lost / broken fins and paddles.