Kenya is not the first country that comes to mind when people think of stand-up paddleboarding. However with a coastline shaped by centuries of Indian Ocean trade, inland rivers with serious white water, and one of the world’s largest lakes, Kenya offers something off the beaten track.
Across the U.S., there are thriving SUP communities where the season never ends — offering warm waters, active paddling groups, and a welcoming lifestyle for those seeking a winter escape or a year-round SUP home.
From Europe to North America and Asia, these ten destinations showcase paddleboarding at its best in fall.
Sweden is a paradise for stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), offering pristine nature, peaceful waters, and unique landscapes. The country’s low population density ensures that paddlers can enjoy tranquil environments, from calm lakes to vast archipelagos.
This year’s bucket list of paddleboarding destinations is as diverse as it is awe-inspiring—so grab your board and get ready to paddle through unforgettable landscapes!
If you’re planning a trip to the Algarve and are looking for some of the best paddle-boarding spots, you’re in the right place.
Excellent climate and beautiful landscapes create an ideal setting for those looking to enjoy paddle-boarding excursions in Cyprus.
If you’re looking for something to do with the whole family, there’s no better place to be than by the gorgeous coastline in Ibiza. Keep reading to learn more about your guide to paddle boarding with kids in Ibiza.
If you’re looking for excellent paddle-boarding destinations, there's no better place than the Lake District. With so many fantastic spots to choose from, you’ll discover more than enough incredible opportunities to enjoy the sport here.
Those looking for exceptional paddle-boarding experiences will love Mauritius. The beautiful island offers plenty of calm waters, stunning natural surroundings and an array of fantastic beaches, providing an ideal setting for this popular activity.
Sicily is a sun-drenched Mediterranean gem off the southern coast of Italy. Famous for its tranquil azure waters, mesmerizing blue caves and warm sandy beaches, Sicily is a prime destination for watersport enthusiasts, especially those who love paddleboarding.
The Great Calusa Blueway Paddling Trail, a 190-mile adventure, offers paddlers an unparalleled subtropical experience right on the U.S. mainland. Named in honor of Southwest Florida’s first indigenous water people, this trail winds through the scenic backwaters of Lee County, beginning at its southern border.
Stand-up paddleboarding is a great way to stay active, and can easily be incorporated into nearly any trip abroad. In Thailand, there is no shortage of jaw-dropping locations that are perfect for stand-up paddleboarding. Whether you crave a location with vibrant nightlife or one that leads to several tourist attractions and historical landmarks (in addition to clear, calm waters), there are a variety of picturesque routes to choose from.
Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) has surged in popularity over the last decade, blending the thrill of surfing with the tranquility of paddling across serene waters. But have you ever wondered what it would be like to explore some of the most scenic waters in North America with just an inflatable SUP board? It’s like having an adventure in your backpack, ready to be inflated and explored at a moment’s notice!
If you Google: “best places to paddleboard in the world,” Florida is sure to come up as one of those places on almost every list. With the ocean virtually on every side of this sunny state, and many lakes in between, there are countless adventures to escape to. Just look out for alligators!
The Salzkammergut region of Austria, with its 76 crystal-clear lakes, offers a picturesque landscape, lush greenery, and majestic mountains. Among its many water and land attractions, stand up paddling has emerged as a popular way to explore the waters of this breathtaking region.
One of the best things about SUP in Gibraltar is that it is a great way to see the sights from a different perspective. You can paddle around the Rock of Gibraltar, past historical landmarks like the Gorham’s Cave UNESCO world heritage site and get up close to the marine life.