Frequently Asked Questions

 It depends on the location. In many places, you don’t need a boating license if you’re renting and completing a brief safety orientation. Check local laws or ask the rental company. 

 Typically, you must be at least 18 years old to rent and 16 years old to operate a jet ski, with parental consent. Passengers can often be younger if accompanied by an adult. 

 Yes. Most reputable companies give a safety overview, instructions on operation, and review the local water regulations before you take off. 

 Wear a swimsuit or quick-dry clothing, and a life jacket (which is usually provided). Sunglasses with a strap, water shoes, and sunscreen are also recommended. 

Rental periods vary from 30 minutes to full-day rentals. Some companies also offer hourly packages or half-day rates. Advance booking may be required for longer rentals.

 Yes, most jet skis can carry two people, and some models accommodate three. Always check the weight capacity and ask the rental company about passenger limits. 

 You will likely be held financially responsible for any damage. A damage deposit may be charged, and your credit card could be billed for repair costs unless optional damage insurance was purchased. 

 Yes. Most areas have speed limits, no-wake zones, and designated riding areas. Breaking these rules can lead to fines or rental termination. 

we monitor the weather and may cancel or delay rentals if conditions are unsafe. Always ask about our cancellation and weather policy. 

 While it’s strongly recommended, it’s not always required. You will be wearing a life jacket at all times, which provides flotation, but basic swimming ability is advised for safety. 

 Yes! Jet skis are designed for beginners too. Most rental companies will walk you through a quick tutorial on how to operate them safely before you begin. 

 It depends on the location and time of year. Walk-ins may be accepted, but reservations are strongly recommended during weekends, holidays, or peak season. 

Sometimes. Some companies include a full tank of fuel in the rental fee, while others charge separately based on usage. Always confirm what's included upfront.

 Yes, each jet ski has a maximum weight capacity (usually between 350–600 lbs), depending on the model. Overloading can be unsafe and is not allowed. 

 es, but it’s recommended you use waterproof cases or mounts. Some jet skis may have mounts installed. Keep in mind there's a risk of losing electronics in the water. 

we offer guided tours, which are great for sightseeing or riding in unfamiliar areas. Group discounts may also be available—ask when booking. 

 Yes. Late returns usually result in additional charges. Most companies charge by the hour or quarter-hour past your scheduled time, so return on time to avoid fees. 

 Bring a valid ID, credit card, towel, sunscreen, and a dry bag for valuables if needed. You may also want a bottle of water and a change of clothes.