Rent a stand up paddleboard and get a workout on the water
Explore the lake in a 2001 Air Nautique with operation instructions included
Rent a tandem hard-shell kayak with seats, paddles, and roof transport gear
Cruise Apache Lake with covered seating and onboard sound
Captain your own electric boat for a relaxed Tempe Town Lake cruise
Pick up a rigid paddleboard in Tempe and head to local lakes
Paddle 13 miles of the Lower Salt River at your own pace
Guided kayak or paddleboard run on the Lower Salt River, April–October
Secure a limited daily launch pass for your own Lower Salt River paddle
Pedal Tempe Town Lake at your own pace with shade overhead
A relaxed day on Apache Lake with room to spread out
Pedal Tempe Town Lake at your own pace under a shaded bimini top
Ride clean, shoulder-high split peaks in a 1-hour advanced surf session
Portable kayak gear for an easy river or lake paddle
Cruise the lake with covered seating and a sound system
Ride Revel Surf’s Level 2 river wave with coach tips in a 1-hour session
Pedal Tempe Town Lake with chocolates and floral décor
Packable kayak gear for easy lake and river paddling
Advanced 1-hour river wave session with surf coach support
Ride fast, shallow barrels on an expert-only Level 3 wave
Beginner river wave session with hands-on coaching (ages 10+)
Advanced combo session with turns on Trestles T1 and V-land barrels
Ride mellow split-peak waves in this Malibu M1 lagoon session
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.