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Looking for something to do this Saturday morning? Join us in our first ever race to Little Tybee. The race will start at 9am so make sure you are there at 830 to get warmed up and ready! Check out our facebook event page for updated info about the race.
https://www.facebook.com/events/204520922992554/
We are also having a demo with INVERT PADDLEBOARDS. Be sure to stick around and try out some new boards!
Save up to 50% when you purchase an AOK Black or Blue SUP rental punch card from our store.
Blue Card: Pre purchase 5 SUP rentals from AOK Watersports and you will receive a 30% discount off the total of your pre-purchased rentals. More info here!
Black Card: When you pre purchase 5 SUP rentals from AOK Watersports you will receive a 50% discount off the total of your pre-purchased rentals. More info here!
Slingshot RPM 2012 with Youri ZoonHere’s a quick short from Slingshot and Youri about the new additions to the 2012 Slingshot RPM. We are so happy that Slingshot has kept this kite in the line up for this long. It is such a versatile kite.
Trying to find Huguenot Park? If your looking to kite at this awesome riding location then you should definitely follow these directions from mikecampanaro.com.
“I’ve heard a lot about Kiteboarding at Huguenot Park but didn’t ever get a chance to kite in this location until my recent trip to Florida.
Getting directions to the Huguenot was a bit of a hassle. There was absolutely no information as to exactly where the location of the park was. I searched on google but couldn’t find an address or directions on how to get there. I did however find something that mentioned the Fort George Inlet. We decided to pull off the highway and rely on our trusty iPhone to map out directions to the Inlet. The satellite view of the spot reassured me that this was the spot that people had been talking about. There was a large protected inlet that looked ridable in all wind directions. At that point I was reassured that this was going to be a really sick spot.
Once I mapped out the directions to the Huguenot/Gorge Inlet, it seemed that it was going to be pretty simple to get there. I was almost confused that it was so difficult to find any listings for this place. Hopefully if you are searching on google for “Huguenot Park Kiteboarding” you will stumble upon my blog because I am about to give you the simplest instructions on how to get to this spot. Ready? Go…
Directions to Fort George Inlet (Huguenot Park):
From the North:
Traveling south on I95, take exit 41. At the end of the ramp, take a left to merge onto FL-105 . Travel about 6. 5 miles and you will see the entrance for Huguenot Park on your right.
From the South:
Traveling north on I95, take exit 41. Merge onto FL-105 and head east for 6.5 miles. You will see the entrance for Huguenot Park on your right.
The directions to the Huguenot are extremely simple and the park is only a short drive off the interstate. Also, you can drive out on the
beach here but just be sure to know the tides. If you are using a smart phone be sure to remember that it will probably lead you past the
entrance to the Huguenot park. Just make sure you keep your eyes open for the entrance. It will be on your left.
Also, BRING CASH. The entrance fee to the park is 3 bucks. I’m not sure about seasonal price changes but in January it is 3 dollars to get in to the park.”
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