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Paddleboard
Stand Up Paddling is a great sport for the whole family. And in St. John’s calm and warm waters it is a perfect activity for families with kids. Athletic dads and sporty teenagers can embark on crossings and circumnavigations, moms… Continue Reading →
Today’s paddleboarding suggestion is a relatively easy paddle that is good for beginners (if it is not too windy) and intermediates. Start of the paddle is at Hawksnest Beach (one bay after Caneel on the North Shore Road) and from… Continue Reading →
Kids from the age of 6 years can usually paddle on their own board. Most adult boards however are too bukly / heavy and hard to paddle/turn for the youngstars so we have some smaller boards and paddles especially for… Continue Reading →
Maho to Cruz Bay is a great downwinder for experienced paddlers. On one of our raceboards it usually takes less then an hour, since you will have the wind and waves pushing you from behind. Directions: Start at Maho which… Continue Reading →
In theory vacations are great to look after yourself since you have more time to work out and eat well. It can however also be a challenge to keep your weight and stick with your fitness routine while on St…. Continue Reading →
We have upgraded our Carbon Raceboard Fleet with some more boards from Lahui Kai. It is a lesser known brand but the boards are great, they are actually shaped by former Starboard Shaper Brian Symanski, father of the infamous Starboard… Continue Reading →
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Allround boards are the standard choice boards for beginners and paddlers who have only paddled a few times and just want to leisurely cruise along the shore, they are super wide and stable and really easy to paddle, you can… Continue Reading →
We get a lot of questions about transporting paddleboards you rent on St. John, so we have put together this article with a bit of information. The most important information upfront. You can easily mount 2 paddleboards on any car,… Continue Reading →
Today’s article is about Jumbie Bay Beach. A tiny gem of a beach that is often forgotton or unknown. It only has 5 parking spaces (plus some “creative parking” spots in the woods) so it is never crowded. It is… Continue Reading →
