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Stand up Paddle Board Hire

Discover stand-up paddleboarding in Highland Perthshire with The Rafting Company, offering gear rentals for lakes and rivers suited for all skill levels. Dive into this exciting water adventure and enjoy the breathtaking scenery!

Duration1–4 hours
LocationGrandtully, Scotland
OperatorThe Rafting Company
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Adventure brief

Stand up Paddle Board Hire

Discover stand-up paddleboarding in Highland Perthshire with The Rafting Company, offering gear rentals for lakes and rivers suited for all skill levels. Dive into this exciting water adventure and enjoy the breathtaking scenery!

Highland Perthshire, a region famed for its shimmering lakes and winding rivers, provides the perfect backdrop for water-based adventures. The Rafting Company offers an exciting way to connect with this scenic area through their stand-up paddleboard (SUP) hire service. Whether you're a seasoned paddler or trying it for the first time, their comprehensive rental packages make navigating the waterways simple and enjoyable.

Imagine gliding across Glassy Loch or drifting down the River Tay, feeling the gentle splash of water against your paddle as you take in the lush surroundings. Each rental comes with a top-quality board, paddle, wetsuit, buoyancy aid, and pump—everything needed for a safe, fun-filled day on the water. This company’s standout feature is their flexibility: rent a SUP for a few hours, a full day, or multiple days, making it ideal for families, solo explorers, or groups seeking a leisurely escape.

The region’s varied water landscapes mean you can opt for a calm lake paddle or challenge yourself with river current adventures, all within easy reach of local accommodations. Highland Perthshire’s natural beauty is accentuated by its diverse flora and abundant fauna. Spot kingfishers along the shore and occasionally glimpse otters or herons hunting in the shallows.

The waterways themselves are rich in history, once vital routes for local trade and now transformed into playgrounds for outdoor enthusiasts. If you’re planning a trip, the best time to paddle is from late spring through early fall, when the weather is warmest and water conditions are most stable. With well-maintained gear and expert guidance, The Rafting Company prioritizes safety and fun, making it ideal for those new to SUP or seasoned paddlers aiming to expand their skills in a captivating setting.

Adventure tips

Plan your experience.

Curated tips for an optimal adventure.

  1. 01
    Wear Appropriate Clothing

    Always wear a wetsuit and buoyancy aid provided by the rental for safety and comfort.

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  2. 02
    Check Water Conditions

    Before heading out, verify weather and water flow conditions to ensure safe paddling.

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  3. 03
    Start on Calm Waters

    Beginners should begin on calm lakes before tackling river sections with stronger current.

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  4. 04
    Carry a Waterproof Case

    Use a waterproof case for your phone and valuables to protect against splashes.

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DifficultyEasy
Duration1–4 hours
FitnessSuitable for most fitness levels, but beginners should start slow and listen to their body.
Technical skillsNone

Recommended gear

What to bring.

01

Wetsuit or Dry Suit

Keeps you warm in cooler water temperatures and enhances safety.

spring, fall, winterEssential
02

Waterproof Bag

Carry personal items without water damage during your paddle.

spring, summer, fall, winterEssential
03

Sun Protection (Sunscreen, Hat, Sunglasses)

Protect your skin and eyes from sun exposure while on the water.

summerEssential
04

Water Shoes or Sandals

Provides grip and foot protection when launching or landing.

spring, summer, fall, winterEssential

Local insights

Context for the journey.

Hidden gems

Nearby secrets

Secret coves along the River Tay perfect for quiet picnics, An abandoned boathouse from the early 1900s near Loch Rannoch

Wildlife

Local fauna

Kingfishers, Otters

History

Historic heritage

Highland Perthshire has a rich history as a trading route and summer retreat in the 19th century, with many old cabins and docks now serving as scenic backdrops.

Conservation

Mindful exploration

The region emphasizes sustainable tourism, with initiatives to minimize water pollution and protect native species while encouraging outdoor enjoyment.

Photography tips

Capture the moments

Viewpoints
The northern shore of Loch Tummel for wide landscape shots, The old dock at Loch Rannoch
Subjects
Reflections on the water, Wildlife in the shallows, Scenic horizons with mountains in the background
Best times
Golden hour in late afternoon, Midday when the sunlight is brightest

Frequently asked questions

Before you go.

Do I need prior experience to rent a paddleboard?

No prior experience is necessary; beginners are welcome, and staff can provide instruction if needed.

What’s included in the rental package?

The rental includes a paddleboard, paddle, wetsuit, buoyancy aid, and a pump.

Can I rent equipment for multiple days?

Yes, multi-day rentals are available for more extensive water adventures.

Are there recommended routes for paddleboarding?

Staff can suggest popular routes suitable for your skill level, from calm lakes to gentle rivers.

Is there parking nearby?

Yes, parking is available close to all launch points, often free or with minimal charge.

Are children allowed to paddleboard?

Children can participate if they wear appropriate safety gear and are supervised at all times.

The Rafting Company

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