The wait is over. KBay Kayaks is officially open on Kailua Beach, and we couldn’t be more excited to get you out on the water.
Kayak Rentals Steps from Kailua Beach
For years, this stretch of Kailua Bay has been one of O’ahu’s best-kept secrets: calm, protected waters, a steady trade wind for stand-up paddling, and a straight shot out to the Mokulua Islands for anyone chasing a little adventure. The islands are a protected wildlife sanctuary managed by the Hawai’i Department of Land and Natural Resources, and a favorite paddling destination for anyone chasing a little adventure. Now there’s a local outfit ready to get you out there, whether you’re renting your first kayak or you’ve paddled these waters your whole life.
Everything You Need for a Day on the Bay
We’re stocked with kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, body boards, and all the extras: snorkel masks, fins, dry bags, and coolers, so you can build the exact day you’re after. Grab a tandem kayak and paddle out to the Mokes for the morning. Rent a board and catch Kailua’s easy shorebreak with the kids. However you want to spend your day on the bay, we’ve got the gear.
Thank You, Kailua
Grand opening means grand thanks: to the neighbors who welcomed us, the crew who got this place ready, and everyone who stopped by to say aloha. We’ll be doing this for a long time, and we’re glad you’re here for the start of it.
Come see us on Kailua Beach, or book your rental online before you head down. See you on the water.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to book a rental in advance?
It’s not required, but booking ahead through our online booking page guarantees your gear is ready when you arrive, especially on busy weekends.
What’s included with a rental?
Every kayak, paddleboard, and body board rental includes the core gear you need to get on the water. Snorkel masks, dry bags, and coolers are available as add-ons through our accessories page.
Is Kailua Beach good for beginners?
Yes. Kailua Bay’s calm, protected water makes it one of the easier spots on O’ahu to try kayaking or paddleboarding for the first time.