Rental Stand Up Paddleboard at Kalvebod Bolge

Overview

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A rental of a Stand Up Paddle board is a fantastic way to be together and at the same time experience our beautiful city from the absolute best side. The water side.

Take a atmospheric sightseeing tour alone without a guide through Copenhagen Harbor and maybe paddle through Frederikholm's and Slotsholmen's beautiful canals. Experience the architectural gems and historical buildings from your SUP, while you glide through the canals at your own paste.

If you haven't tried SUP before then we recommend that you come to our Watersports center at Amager Beach instead.

Additional Info

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Not recommended for people prone to seasickness

Non-swimmers

No people over 242lbs (110kg) per person

No children under the age of 12

Children between the ages of 12-15 must be accompanied by an adult. They are not allowed on the water by themselves

Anyone under the age of 18 must bring a written permission from a parent or guardian unless they participate themselves.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

Rental of Stand Up Paddle board is incl. west, paddle and a leash

Optinal: Wetsuit can be rented at the store if desired at arrival for 40 DKK

What To Expect

1, 2 or 3 hours rental of a Stand Up Paddle board . You can rent a SUP and paddle alone in to the canals of Copenhagen Harbor such as Frederiksholms ang Slotsholmens canals and the cozy Christianshavns canal with many old buildings and houseboats. The rental is without a guide and at our own risk. Certificate and/or experience is not required when renting a SUP. But if you are a beginner we recommends that you make a rental at Amager Beach instead. There are a lot of traffic in the big canal and there can be waves from the tourists canal boats and the harbor busses, so you must feel safe in water as there will always be a risk of falling into the water when you are paddling. A good rule is that the smaller the boat, the closer to the quay you should be. SUP, kayak, rowboats and rental boats should therefore stay close to shore and always have the quay edge on the right side. NOTE: You are allowed to paddle into the smaller canals of Copenhagen beside the canal of "Nyhavn".