Sailworld Cape Cod

So about a month ago, I needed a slider nut for my Windsurfer, I have been doing this sport forever and never really got that good from not doing it in the ocean, so I have only bought new equipment once in my life. I ended up getting a whole rig and as I was loading it up on my car, the owner of the company gave me a used board that was nearly new!!! I just tried out the board finally yesterday in Nahant and it’s one of the nicest ones now in my collection. They apparently have quite a few used stuff, which is the way most of the people in this sport tend to build up their collections!!! Anyways luckily for me there is this place left. Years ago, you could find stores much closer to my area and now the sports sad decline has left us Windsurfers high and dry for actual brick and mortar stores!!! For those of us few who still do this sport, please try to buy more stuff from the few stores left… For the sake of the sport and for the sake of your sanity, we need this in our lives!!!

Super friendly staff helped get me and my two toddlers geared up for our 15mi trek along the Cape Cod Canal. Bike and trailer were in great shape. Loved the laid back surf shop vibe. I will rent from them again, for sure.

Great service and quality bikes. everyone was very nice and gave us a great ice cream recommendation (cranberry bog)

Sailworld is probably great for rentals, but beware buying new products. I was looking for a bike fit for a ‘senior’ and Sailworld recommended a new Specialized Crossroads for $ 530. Found through research it was last year’s (2013) model and I was able to find new 2014 (same model) at a shop in Plymouth for only $ 400. Saved $ 130 over Sailworld’s inflated prices. I’m a local and would love to support local business, but I’m not Santa Claus either.

We had a great first-​time experience learning to paddle board this morning with Kaylen! He was patient, knowledgable and professional, as were all the staff members that we got to meet. Can’t wait to do it again next year :)

Great place down the cape– we have a summer share there.
We used them last year to rent bikes for our family and our friends tried the windsurfing. They said it was so much fun. The staff is so friendly and knowledgeable. I am excited for the summer to go back.

Sailworld is an awesome place to rent bikes to have some fun on the canal.
Rentals are cheap.
1 hr= $ 10
3 hr=$ 18
24 hr=$ 25
3 days=$ 50
5 days= $ 70
7 days=$ 80
The canal is about 7 miles each way and if you do the 3 hours rental, you are able to ride there and back in time. Of course, I always make a pit stop at the Friendly’s by the Sagamore Bridge.
They also will give you a helmet and locks if you want.
The staff is super friendly and helpful.
inside, you can buy surfboards, sails, bathing suits, and other beach gear.
they also offer kiteboarding and windsurfing lessons