Jet skiing is a water sport using a small motorized vehicle called a jet ski. The rider moves across the water at high speed and can make turns or jump over waves. It’s an exciting activity, popular at the beach, lakes, and rivers.
FAQs (EN)
Do I need any experience to try jet skiing?
No, beginners can try jet skiing! You’ll receive basic instructions on how to operate the jet ski, steer, and follow safety rules. It’s fun and easy to learn.
How fast can a jet ski go?
A jet ski can reach speeds of up to 60 miles per hour (95 km/h), depending on the model. Most people enjoy riding at a more moderate speed for safety and fun.
How long does a jet ski session last?
A typical jet skiing session lasts between 20 to 30 minutes, but you can usually book longer sessions if you want.
Fundamentals (EN)
Trim Adjustment
Trim controls the angle of the jet nozzle. Pointing it up lifts the nose for speed, pointing it down lowers the nose for turning. Adjusting trim helps match the water conditions.
Porpoising
Porpoising is when the front of the jet ski keeps bouncing up and down at high speed. It can happen if weight is too far back or trim is wrong. Riders fix it by leaning forward or adjusting trim.
Hook Turn
A hook turn is a very sharp turn made by letting off the throttle, turning, then quickly accelerating again. It’s useful for tricks or quick direction changes but can be risky if done too fast.
