At Beach Water Sports, we take pride in each of our watersport rentals, so we have a hard time recommending just one. However, in case you’re considering paddleboarding, here are a few reasons why our customers choose an SUP rental above our other options.
Can you believe we’re already thinking forward to spring? Whether you’re planning to whisk your kids away for spring break or you know that you’ll need a little R&R come April, the time to start planning your spring vacation is now! If your plans include a trip to sunny Florida, consider these five planning tips from our crew at Beach Water Sports.
You’ve been braving the crowds at the local mall or searching incessantly for online deals for the perfect present. However, no matter how much you search, you just can’t seem to find the gift with that “wow” factor. Instead of another toy or trinket this Christmas, have you considered gifting your family a Florida getaway? With a little help from our team at Beach Water Sports, you can surprise your crew with a vacation to remember for years to come.
You don’t have to stay bundled up all winter, wishing for warmer weather. Instead, consider a winter vacation to West Palm Beach, FL. There’s plenty for you to do in West Palm Beach. Here are just a few suggestions from our team at Beach Water Sports. 1. Enjoy local restaurants. West Palm Beach has a wide range of dining options for you to enjoy. From baked goods to Mediterranean food, you can find something at every hour to tempt your palate. 2. Spend time lounging at the beach. Does the beach, a book, and the water crashing on the shoreline sound like a good way to spend a day? West Palm Beach has many public beaches you can enjoy for hours on end. 3. Give paddle boarding a try. Paddle boarding — also called stand up paddle boarding (SUP) — is quickly becoming one of the most popular water sports … Continued
You’re enjoying a day at the beach, soaking in the sun with the water rushing in and back out over your toes. It’s the perfect day in West Palm Beach. As you look out at the water, you notice in the distance two people standing on what looks like surfboards, but they don’t come in to shore. You wonder what in the world they’re doing, so you ask a friend nearby, “Hey are they surfing?” “No, they’re paddleboarding,” your friend responds—as if that term should be well known to you, so you don’t pursue it further. Instead, you sit and watch and wonder, “What IS paddleboarding?”