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SUP Atlas. Paddle more.

Stand Up Paddle Tours, Spots & SUP Rentals.

Explore the best SUP spots, tours and recommendations for your Stand Up Paddle trip or vacation.

On SUP Atlas you will find a selection of the most beautiful stand up paddle tours in Central Europe and an overview of great SUP spots, rentals and shops.


SUP Tours

To find the perfect tour for you, you can navigate using the map or view tours by country, state or body of water. Have fun browsing and paddling.


SUP Spots

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced SUP athlete, our goal is to help you discover the coolest SUP locations in Europe. Our collection currently includes sports in Austria, Italy, Slovenia and Hungary.


Cooperations

We are open to cooperation as long as the products reflect the style and quality standards of the portal. An exciting presentation with an authentic story and added value for our readers is more important to us than an emotionless product presentation. We would be happy to work out a joint concept.

ADVENTURE
AT THE WATER

Being on the water in an unfamiliar environment is like an adventure: rediscovering nature from the water, going where you've never been before. Without straying too far from the shore, you quickly arrive at a quiet place in the great outdoors.

INDIVIDUAL OR
PADDLE TOGETHER

How you do stand-up paddling is up to you. And also with which other people. Whether as individual fitness training at the end of a long day in the office or as a group tour on a weekend - SUP can be practiced and enjoyed both alone and in a group.

PADDLE
MORE

Paddling on lakes and rivers with a stand-up paddleboard is no longer uncommon. You can now also rent SUPs at many lakes or bathing spots by the sea. It doesn't cost much and is a lot of fun!

Stand-up paddling can be traced back to several origins. On one hand, Polynesian fishermen near Tahiti stand and move in their canoes as they paddle the sea. One-person bamboo rafts in particular are still used in Asia, with paddles being used in addition to poles when standing. On the other hand, in the 20th century, surfing instructors in Hawaii used stand-up paddleboards as a convenient way to get around, using paddles with surfboards from shore to breaking reefs and faster back. The surf instructor also has a better understanding of the surf students due to the higher position on the board.

In the 2000s, Stand Up Paddle developed as a sport in its own right, independent of wind and waves, and became increasingly popular as a recreational sport. So it has developed into a water sport with its own technology and independent competition. Stand-up paddling is primarily practiced in Hawaii, the US Pacific coast, Australia, the British Isles and Japan. Since the 2010s, stand-up paddling has also found its way into Europe.

At first, existing surfboards and longboards or so-called tandem boards were used for surfing. They create enough buoyancy to support the weight of the athlete (paddle, clothing) and they can stand on them. Also from surfing come the ropes that keep the board from getting lost. Various manufacturers now offer special stand up paddle boards and paddles. In the past, SUP boards for stand-up paddling in waves were geometrically similar to normal surfboards. At the same time, boards were specially developed for this sport. With the invention of inflatable stand up paddle boards (known as iSUPs or Inflatable SUPs) made available to the public, the sport evolved as the handling and transport of such boards became greatly simplified. Today, SUP has become a widespread recreational sport.