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South Island SUP Ride Out

$68-$88
April 18
Victoria and Saltspring IslandView on map
HomeThings to DoSouth Island SUP Ride Out

Join South Island SUP for a day trip from Victoria to Saltspring Island and a fun-filled day of ocean paddling in the vicinity of Salt Spring Island, Prevost Island and the Chain Islands on the West Coast of Canada. Explore diverse coastlines with chances to see whales, seals, sea lions and more. Explore the islands and learn about the ecology and cultural history.

WHEN: Saturday April 18, 2026 (11am to 4pm on water time)

WHERE: Salt Spring Island-Prevost Island-Chain Islands

WHO: The tour will be an easy pace and suitable for all skills levels Beginner/Recreational+ to Intermediate (see Option A and Option B under the Saturday Itinerary). You should have some SUP experience and be able to paddle at an average of 1-2km/hr with light wind for Option A. You will be guided by Paddle Canada Accredited Instructors with extensive ocean SUP experience.

COST: $88 with board – Red Paddle Co board, Blackfish paddle, PFD, whistle, leash and dry bag rental included. $68 with own board and paddle (must wear PFD, whistle and leash). Drysuit/wetsuit with booties/gloves can be added as rental item during booking. Food, travel, accommodation not included.

The Ride Out is a great chance to try out many of the great boards offered by Red Paddle Co!

TRAVEL: Travel time between downtown Victoria and Swartz Bay ferry terminal is approximately 40 minutes one way. We will help arrange carpooling and board transport for those interested.

We have great DRAW PRIZES from our sponsors Red Paddle Co Blackfish Paddles Vaikobi and from South Island SUP and Mer Tales Ocean Journeys

There will be enough prizes for all participants to win a prize!

Destination Greater Victoria is honoured to be based on the traditional territory of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples of the Songhees Nation and Xwsepsum Nation, whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.