Adventure brief
2 Day Surf Rental
Grab a surfboard for the weekend and make the most of Anastasia Island's manageable beach breaks. Two-day rentals at Surf Station (meeting at 1020 Anastasia Blvd.) are an affordable, low-hassle way to log waves in historic St. Augustine.
Where Atlantic swell meets Spanish colonial streets, St. Augustine's east-facing beaches offer a clear, user-friendly surf playground. The 2 Day Surf Rental from Surf Station—meeting at 1020 Anastasia Blvd.—puts a quality shortboard or forgiving soft-top under your feet for a full weekend of waves.
It’s a simple business model: $50 for two days, a straightforward way to test boards or squeeze in extra sessions without airline baggage hassles. Anastasia Island's beaches serve a range of conditions: small, playful beach breaks for learners, steeper peelers on bigger days, and long, mellow rides when sandbars set up. Natural features include broad sandy shorelines, intermittent coquina outcrops, and grassy dunes with sea oats that mark the high tide line.
Depending on swell and wind, you’ll find rights and lefts that reward timing more than brute power, making this a forgiving spot for intermediate surfers and a confidence-builder for first-timers. Renting here is practical. Pull up to the meeting point at 1020 Anastasia Blvd., swap ID for a board, and you’re minutes from foam to surf.
The rental lets you experiment with shapes—try an egg or fish if you want easy paddling, or a responsive shortboard if you’re chasing steeper faces. Two days gives you both morning glass-off sessions and afternoon windswell runs, improving your feel for local currents and tides. This rental service is a local cog in St.
Augustine's outdoor scene: operators keep gear rotating so visitors try current board models without the investment. That accessibility matters in a coastal town known as the nation’s oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement; after a surf session, the city's cobbled streets and colonial ramparts are a short drive away, letting you pair activity with exploration. Practical notes: watch for changing tides and occasional rip currents off the island.
Parking near the meeting point is limited on summer weekends—plan to arrive early. Bring sunscreen, a flexible leash, and consider a wetsuit in cooler months; water temperatures vary from mild to brisk through the year. For photographers and active travelers this is a low-friction option: quick check-in, reliable gear, and the chance to tune your board quiver to Florida’s summer peaks and shoulder-season swell.
Whether you’re a visitor fitting surf into a coastal road trip or a local trying a new stick, a two-day rental here is a tidy, affordable way to put more waves on your logbook without the baggage claim. Local instructors and shop staff share surf reports and subtle etiquette—preferred peak priorities and when to yield on inside waves—so listen and learn. Rentals are a cost-effective way to test equipment before buying.
Book ahead on busy summer weekends to guarantee a board and maximize time on St. Augustine's Atlantic breaks.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Arrive Earlyessential
Parking near 1020 Anastasia Blvd. fills fast on summer weekends—arrive before first light to secure a spot.
- 02Check Tide Chartsessential
Tides change the sandbars and wave shape quickly—plan sessions around a mid- to low-tide for cleaner peels.
- 03Choose the Right Boardinfo
Ask staff for a soft-top if you're dialing in basics or a fish for mellow paddling and speed.
- 04Respect the Lineupwarning
Yield to riders on the inside and follow local etiquette to keep sessions safe and friendly.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Surfboard (shortboard or soft-top)
Core equipment for the rental—try different shapes during a two-day loan.
EssentialLeash
Keeps you attached to your board and safe around other surfers.
EssentialSunscreen (reef-safe)
Protects skin during long sessions under Florida sun.
summerEssentialWetsuit (spring/fall/winter)
A 2/2 or 3/2 suit helps in cooler months when water temps drop.
winterLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Anastasia State Park north jetty access for quieter lineup and scenic photos, Vilano Beach access for alternate breaks and fewer crowds at low tide
Local fauna
Bottlenose dolphins, Loggerhead sea turtles (nesting season)
Historic heritage
St. Augustine was founded in 1565 and is the oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement in the continental United States.
Mindful exploration
Turtle nesting season requires keeping lights off near dunes and avoiding beach disturbances; pack out all trash and use reef-safe sunscreen to protect coastal ecosystems.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- Near the meeting point at 1020 Anastasia Blvd. for shoreline action, Anastasia State Park jetty for wide-angle surf and sunset, Sandbar breaks off the northern island for close-up wave faces
- Subjects
- Surf action and board details, Coastal dunes and sea oats, Dolphins or shorebirds in rides
- Best times
- Sunrise, Golden hour (sunset), Early morning low wind
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Do I need prior experience to rent a board?
No formal requirement is listed, but beginners should choose a soft-top and consider a lesson; rentals are great for practicing paddling and catching whitewater.
What is included with the two-day rental?
The listing specifies a surfboard rental for two days at $50; contact the provider for details on leash, wax, or helmet inclusion.
Where and when do I pick up the board?
Meet at 1020 Anastasia Blvd. for check-in—arrive early on busy days to avoid delays.
Are there age limits or restrictions?
No age limits are provided in the listing; minors should check local rules and may need guardian consent.
What is the cancellation policy?
No cancellation summary is listed—confirm terms with the operator at booking to understand refunds and changes.
Can I swap boards during the rental?
Swaps depend on availability; ask staff at pickup about board exchanges and any additional fees.