Canoe kayak rental at Serre Ponçon lake

Looking for a moment of relaxation or adventure at Lake Serre-Ponçon? Want to find a quiet cove to soak up the sun or enjoy a family picnic? Sbrava Nautique offers canoe and kayak rentals so you can make the most of your time on the lake. Glide silently through the Ubaye, at the pace of your paddle, and take in the breathtaking scenery of the Hautes-Alpes as you explore the turquoise waters of Lake Serre-Ponçon. Create your own adventure by canoe, with family or friends, and discover the perfect wild cove to cool off and enjoy a special summer moment!

Canoe rental

Canoe rental price:

How much does it cost to rent a canoe?

Canadia Canoe: from €17 per hour to €60 for the day
Treck Canoe: from €17 per hour to €60 for the day

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Our canoes for rent

Canoë Treck

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2/3 places

This canoe is ideal for beginners. It’s designed for two adults, with room for an additional child aged 5 to 10. This “sit-on-top” style canoe doesn’t have a spray skirt and features small drainage holes to easily let water out. It’s easy to climb back onto the Treck canoe after a fall—its stability is excellent, and its shape helps it stay on course. Perfect for families and anyone looking for a peaceful ride on Lake Serre-Ponçon.

Canoë Canadia

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2/3/4 places

This canoe is designed for 3 adult seats, but the third adult can be replaced by 2 children aged 5 to 10. Stable and efficient, it’s perfect for your adventures with family or friends on Lake Serre-Ponçon!

Kayak rental

The conditions for renting a canoe:

Price of the rental of a kayak

How much does it cost to rent a kayak?

Single-person kayak: from €10 per hour to €35 for the day

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Go on a canoe kayak trip

Where to canoe kayak?

Starting from our nautical base on the beach at Saint-Vincent-les-Forts in the commune of Ubaye Serre-Ponçon, set off for a few hours or a full day to explore the hidden corners of Lake Serre-Ponçon with a canoe or kayak rental. The Ubaye side offers wild landscapes and rugged shores, but you can also venture out to Chorges, Savines, or Embrun. Discover the Chanteloube Bay, Bois Vieux, and more… Just be sure to follow the navigation rules and enjoy your holiday surrounded by the stunning views of the Hautes-Alpes and Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. Kayaking gives you access to secluded coves and beaches unreachable by road—perfect for a special moment with family or friends. Escape the crowds of Baie Saint-Michel and enjoy a peaceful picnic or swim in this Alpine haven.

What is the difference between a canoe and a kayak?

At Sbrava Nautique, to make it easier to distinguish between canoes and kayaks, we follow a simple rule: multiple seats mean it’s a canoe, a single seat means it’s a kayak. Whether you’re paddling a canoe with others or a solo kayak, you’re free to choose between a single or double paddle—whichever you prefer.

From a more technical perspective, they can be distinguished as follows:

A canoe is a type of open boat steered with a single-bladed paddle (only one side of the paddle enters the water) and is used for navigating rivers and lakes. The canoe originates from the Indigenous peoples of North America. Today, it is used for recreational and sporting water activities. A canoe can carry multiple people.

A kayak is a lightweight canoe steered from a seated position using a double-bladed paddle. It originated with the Inuit.

The difference between a canoe and a kayak comes down to two main criteria: