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Unfortunately not. We don’t carry flotation jackets for your 4-legged friend, and our boards have been damaged by pitoo claws in the past.

Yes. For your own safety, it is imperative that you have whitewater experience before renting this equipment.

No, but it’s preferable. Our team members will teach you basic paddling techniques and show you where it’s safe to paddle. We strongly suggest starting with our introductory courses at Parc Jean-Drapeau or SUP Découverte in LaSalle.

  • LaSalle: yes, but the KSF dock remains for KSF activities and rentals, you have to launch on the banks on the Piste de danse side, being careful with the banks.
  • Parc Jean-Drapeau: To preserve water quality and help control aquatic invasive species, the use of personal paddleboards is no longer permitted.
  • LaSalle: Yes, Crème & Café on Boulevard LaSalle and Café Eviza on Central Street, which serves espresso and sandwich-style coffees to go.
  • Parc-Jean-Drapeau: No, you must bring your own picnic.
  • LaSalle: no.
  • Parc-Jean-Drapeau : yes, in the Pavillon des activités nautiques.
  • LaSalle: yes, but they’re small and you have to bring your own padlock.
  • Parc-Jean-Drapeau : yes, but they’re small and you have to bring your own padlock
  • LaSalle : no. Free parking in nearby streets.
  • Parc-Jean-Drapeau : no access fee, but paid parking (starting at $8.25). If you go to the beach as a result of your activity with us, you will need to purchase a right of way.

We don’t suggest taking your phone out on the water. We sell eyeglass cords but are not responsible for loss or damage to personal items.

No, but we can refer you to people you can trust for your repairs.

Yes. Our big end-of-season sale takes place in September.

Yes, we have several sizes to choose from in all branches.

Yes, directly online on our booking site, by choosing the activity and then clicking on “offer as a gift” in the top right-hand corner of each regular activity.
It’s also possible to buy gift vouchers for activities.
Gift CODES can then be applied when booking online.

No. We use anchors during SUP yoga and SUP Fitness classes.

For the first term, we advise you not to take part in any kayaking, SUP or surfing activities. Once the first three months have passed, we can advise you on the various options available to you (SUP rental, or adapted SUP or SUP yoga courses).

No. For your safety, you must be able to swim in order to take one of our courses.

We ask you to arrive early to familiarize yourself with the premises, fill in the forms and take the time to choose the right equipment for you. Believe us, these 30 minutes are essential.

Even in the event of rain, our activities will take place. However, in the event of thunderstorms, classes will be cancelled. We consult radar and weather forecasts on a regular basis and try to make the best possible predictions, but it is possible that a cancellation may occur at the last minute. If you decide not to attend, the lost lesson cannot be postponed/refunded. If in doubt, don’t hesitate to call us at 514-595-SURF.

To register for a regular course (75 minutes), you must have taken an introductory SUP, SUP Yoga or SUP Fitness course (120 minutes), or have equivalent experience.

We ask you to arrive 30 minutes before your departure time. Plan your travel accordingly! We ask you to arrive early to familiarize yourself with the premises, fill in the forms and take the time to choose the right equipment for you. Believe us, these 30 minutes are essential.

We have all the equipment available on site, and it’s included in our rates. You can bring your own board, but there’s no discount on the activity.

For all activities, you’ll need a swimsuit. If you’re taking a SUP, SUP yoga or SUP Fitness class, you’ll probably want to have an extra layer (shorts, leggings, camisole, fast-drying T-Shirt). Don’t wear cotton or denim. If you’re surfing, SUP or kayaking, you’ll probably need a wetsuit (can be rented on site without booking). Most activities are barefoot, except for surfing (boots can be hired on site). If you wear glasses, remember to bring a lanyard to keep them in place (available on site), or to wear contact lenses.

Yes. For most of our activities, a minimum of 3 participants is required for the course to take place. Please note that we can organize private lessons, but that the rates will be different from group lessons.

Reservations are not possible for rentals for equipment or wetsuits. First come, first served! However, we recommend that groups of 8 or more, or for Giant SUP rentals in LaSalle, contact us in advance by e-mail or telephone.

Anyone with basic whitewater kayaking skills (beginner-intermediate and above). This weekend is designed for those wishing to progress while enjoying a great group experience.

On the Petite-Nation River, in the Outaouais region.
The exact location will be communicated to you in the confirmation e-mail.

Is kayaking equipment provided?
Yes, all equipment is supplied:

  • Kayak

  • Paddle

  • Helmet

  • PFD (flotation jacket)

  • Spray skirt

Please note: wetsuits and booties are not included.
They can be rented or purchased at our LaSalle branch.
We recommend that you book in advance to ensure availability.

A paddling anorak or waterproof windbreaker can also be a nice addition to stay comfortable on the river.

Depending on group size and availability, you can be accommodated in camping, dome or shared rooms.

Bring all the equipment you need to keep warm and dry, including :

  • Tent, mattress, sleeping bag

  • Weather-appropriate clothing

  • Headlamp, water bottle, sun cream, etc.

  • The small domes are equipped with a single bed (2 units available). 40 single occupancy

  • Medium domes have one double or two single beds, depending on your preference (2 units available). 40 single occupancy and $70 double occupancy per night.

  • Rooms are dormitory-style with single beds.
    Room 1: Double bed + single bed
    Room 2: Double bed + 2 foldaway single beds
    $50 single occupancy and $80 double occupancy per night.

You don’t need to bring anything: sheets, pillows and blankets are included.

If you’re chilly or the weather is cooler, you can bring an extra sleeping bag or blanket. We can also provide you with one on site if required.

All meals are provided from Saturday lunchtime to Sunday lunchtime:

  • Saturday: lunch and dinner

  • Sunday: lunch and dinner

Meals are carefully prepared by our team, and vegetarian options are always available.

We suggest you bring your own snacks to fill the cravings between river activities.

Important: please inform us in advance of any food allergies or restrictions, so that we can adapt meals if necessary.

You bet! Here’s an example of what you might find:

Saturday

  • Dinner: Pizza (vegetarian or non-vegetarian) with salad

  • Supper: Chili (vegetarian or non-vegetarian), sour cream, Tostitos, cheese

Sunday

  • Breakfast: Eggs, bread, croissants and fruit

  • Dinner: Vegetarian burger, crudités and hummus

Menus may vary slightly depending on the availability of ingredients, but we always keep the same spirit: simple, nutritious and friendly!