Jupiter Paddling Map and Launch Sites
The ultimate guide for navigating our local waters, on-site loops, and public launch points.
Blueline Surf & Paddle Co. provides water sports rentals and knowledgeable navigation guides based on our local paddle boundary map. Whether you choose to launch directly from our private Intracoastal dock for a fun-filled rental, take a scenic tour on the water, or transport stand-up paddleboards off-site to explore Jupiter's scenic parks, this local directory details the top paddling locations and water access points in Palm Beach County.
Rental Operations & Hours
- Daily Rental Hours: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (7 Days a week)
- On-Site Bookings: Available for 1 and 2-hour durations. Last rental must be on the water before 4:00 PM and returned strictly by 5:00 PM.
- Off-Site Rentals: Weekdays only. Requires a 2-hour minimum booking. Available exclusively for stand-up paddleboards (SUP) and must be transported entirely by the rentee.
On-Site Paddling: Kayak & Paddleboard Launching from our Private Dock
For the most convenient experience, guests can rent gear and launch directly from our floating dock at Guanabanas Waterfront Restaurant and Bar located in the Jupiter Inlet District. Please note: All single kayak and tandem kayak rentals must launch and return directly to our on-site dock. Our protected, no-wake launch zone eliminates the hassle of loading gear, allowing immediate access to our designated paddling boundaries.
The Burt Reynolds Horseshoe Loop (30–45 Mins)
A highly protected, beginner-friendly loop surrounding Burt Reynolds Island. Ideal for families, first-time paddlers, and calm morning sessions.
Fullerton Island Eco-Preserve (1–2 Hours)
Located less than a half-mile from our dock, this restored island features interior paddle-only trails, shallow mangrove nurseries, native bird populations, and landing beaches.
Sawfish Island & Mangrove Canals (1–2 Hours)
Paddle north on the Intracoastal Waterway, just north of Fullerton and to the West of Burt Reynolds Island, to explore hidden natural canal cuts and sandy beaches.
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Off-Site Paddling: Public Launch Sites for Weekday Paddleboard Rentals
If you prefer to load rental equipment onto your own vehicle during weekdays to explore other local paddling spots, we offer single-day stand-up paddleboard (SUP) rentals for off-site transportation. These top public launch facilities showcase the incredible diversity of South Florida's coastal ecosystems:
| Official Launch Location | Waterway Type & Features | Important Local Navigation Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Coral Cove Park (Intracoastal) 1600 S Beach Rd (Tequesta) |
Intracoastal shallows. Clear, turquoise waters right near the northern boundary of the inlet district. Great for viewing local marine wildlife. | Highly Recommended: Excellent shallow spots and beautiful water, but paddlers must stay alert to active boat traffic and tidal currents. |
| DuBois Park 1907 DuBois Rd |
Shallow, protected tidal basin connection situated directly behind the main jetty corridor. | Strict Boundaries: Best navigated exclusively at high tide. Paddlers cannot access the open Inlet or the main Intracoastal Waterway from this launch area. |
| Riverbend Park 9060 W Indiantown Rd |
Freshwater, shaded cypress canopy. Access to the federally designated Wild & Scenic Loxahatchee River. | Shaded canopy paddling and inland wildlife viewing (turtles, otters). Note: Stand-up paddleboards only. |
| Waterway Park Indiantown Rd & Intracoastal |
Intracoastal floating docks with dedicated, low-profile launch staging areas. | Easy, effortless vehicle unloading and ample trailer parking spaces. |
Operational Note: All Blueline equipment rentals operate strictly on a single-day booking schedule. Multi-day rentals are not available, and all off-site gear must be returned to our shop by closing time on the day of the rental.
