Outer Banks Standup Paddleboarding

One activity on the Outer Banks with fast-growing popularity is standup paddleboarding (SUP). In keeping with the trend, most of the beach’s surf shops and watersport rental companies are offering equipment and more so that you too can enjoy Outer Banks standup paddleboarding. If you want to test paddleboarding without making a commitment, watersports rental companies rent paddleboards and other equipment for the day. Some also rent their gear on a weekly basis, so you can enjoy the activity for the length of your vacation. Paddleboards are available for purchase at several surf shops if you, upon trying it, decide it’s where your new passion lies. You may elect to take a paddleboard lesson taught by experienced instructors so that you can learn all of the basics and techniques or just improve your existing skill set. Some watersports adventure businesses use this fun sport to take you sightseeing through the sound, and you’ll get excellent picture opportunities with the travel method. Check out the listings below to see where you can try Outer Banks standup paddleboarding during your vacation.


Outer Banks Things To Do by Area

Corolla | Duck & Southern Shores | Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills & Nags Head
Roanoke Island & Manteo | Hatteras Island | Ocracoke Island

Outer Banks Things To Do by Category

Coastal Explorations is a small, adventure-oriented touring company in Corolla. Their guides are friendly and outgoing and have the skill and knowledge to...read more

Tucked into Duck Commons near Sweet T’s, Duck Cycle is a friendly place to rent bike shop-quality cruisers for the whole family, including baby seats and...read more

Fox is a trusted source on the Hatteras Island watersports scene – and has been for 50 years! They were the first on Hatteras Island to specialize in...read more

This soundfront recreation center offers rentals of kayaks, sailboats, standup paddleboards (SUP) and windsurfing equipment plus lessons in windsurfing,...read more

This classic surf shop in an old cottage has been a fixture on the island surf scene for more than 40 years. The shop sells new and used boards and surf-...read more

The Haulover Day Use Area is also known as Canadian Hole because it is a hotspot for windsurfers and kiteboarders, many of whom hail from Canada. This...read more