Druskininkai is easy to explore without bringing bulky sports equipment from home. Around the resort you can rent a stand-up paddleboard, bicycle, e-scooter, Nordic-walking poles and—when winter arrives—cross-country or alpine ski equipment. This guide brings the most useful verified options together.

Quick equipment guide

Equipment Where to start Best for
SUP boards Vijūnėlė Pond and self-service points Calm summer paddling
Bicycles Dviratinė, Mirasta and selected hotels Forest trails
E-scooters Selected accommodation providers Short urban trips
Nordic-walking poles UPA Medical SPA Forest walks
Winter equipment Tourism Centre and Snow Arena Cross-country or indoor skiing

SUP rental on Vijūnėlė Pond

SUP rental on Vijūnėlė Pond in Druskininkai
Stand-up paddleboarding is a relaxing way to enjoy summer in Druskininkai.

The most convenient place for beginners is Vijūnėlė Pond. The tourism directory lists SUP’AS near Turistų Street, while SUP Savitarna advertises app-based self-service rental. Availability is seasonal and weather-dependent, so check opening times, board sizes, life jackets and return conditions.

Bike rental and forest routes

Cycling paths through the forests around Druskininkai
Druskininkai’s cycle network connects the town with lakes, forests and villages.

Dviratinė, Vilniaus al. 8, offers bicycle rental and repairs. Mirasta also provides rental, servicing and advice. Some hotels rent bikes or e-bikes to guests. For route ideas, read our Druskininkai cycling guide. Confirm frame size, brakes, lights, lock, helmet and return time before leaving.

E-scooters, walking poles and winter gear

MANA Sleep & Spa publishes bicycle and e-scooter rental information for guests. Ask about eligibility and current prices. UPA Medical SPA lists Nordic-walking pole rental for the flat pine-forest paths around Druskininkai.

When natural snow is sufficient, the Tourism and Business Information Centre has offered seasonal cross-country ski rental at Gardino g. 3. Confirm before travelling. Snow Arena rents skis, snowboards, boots, helmets and warm clothing for its indoor slopes throughout the year.

Before you rent

  • Reserve during summer weekends and holidays.
  • Confirm identification, deposit, insurance, cancellation and damage terms.
  • Choose equipment suited to your experience and the weather.
  • Use a life jacket on the water and follow local traffic rules on land.

Plan your active stay

Compare our rooms and rates, then browse the nearby-attractions guide for more ideas.

Frequently asked questions

Can beginners rent a SUP?

Yes, calm water at Vijūnėlė Pond can suit beginners, but follow the operator’s advice, wear a life jacket and avoid difficult weather.

Should I book a bike in advance?

Booking is sensible during busy weekends, especially for child seats, e-bikes or a specific frame size.

Information checked in September 2026. Services, prices and seasonal availability may change.