Brunnsvikens Kanotklubb rents solo kayaks, tandem kayaks, three-seat canoes and stand-up paddleboards. Paddles and lifejackets are included, as is a spray deck for kayaks. Visit Stockholm describes a route through a national park within the city, past palaces and green areas. The club says its waters are calm for beginners and experienced paddlers alike.

A two-hour rental costs 180 kronor (about $17.1) for a solo kayak, 360 kronor (about $34.3) for a tandem kayak, 280 kronor (about $26.6) for a canoe or 180 kronor (about $17.1) for a stand-up paddleboard. Day rentals cost 360 kronor (about $34.3), 720 kronor (about $68.6), 560 kronor (about $53.3) and 360 kronor (about $34.3), respectively. School groups pay 150 kronor (about $14.3) per person; groups of more than 10 pay 165 kronor (about $15.7) per person. Club members get 25 per cent off and students get 10 per cent off.

The club’s published 2025 schedule covers May through September, with different hours by date and day. Visit Stockholm says the club is open daily in June, July and August, and that advance reservations are required in May and September. The posted schedule gives no November hours. Renters must show valid ID or a passport and be able to swim at least 200 metres without a lifejacket. Rentals are at the renter’s own risk. The club asks renters to rebook if winds reach 12 metres per second or more; stand-up paddleboards are unavailable in bad weather.