Key West Best Jet Ski Tour

Fun in Key West Key West Best Jet Ski Tour

A Key West favorite, this high-speed tour will take you 28 miles around the entire island of Key West! You’ll follow a local guide and go as fast or as slow as you want! There are five stops, each just long enough to catch your breath and learn a little local Key West history. brush stroke

Jet Sli Tour

Key West must-do for the high energy thrill-seekers in your group. Feel the wind in your hair as you explore the island aboard one of our top-of-the-line jet skis. View varying points of interest from the sea while enjoying this scenic trek through the waters of Key West. You may even spot dolphins, sea turtles or tropical birds along the way!

Guided Tour

Get ready for the ride of your life as we set off for an exhilarating ride around the island. Your 28-mile guided tour completely circles the island of Key West, a task that’s impossible for most watercraft. Above all, this is a Key West favorite tour because this high-speed tour will take you 28 miles around the entire island of Key West! You’ll follow a local guide and go as fast or as slow as you want! There are several stops to witness wildlife in their natural environment.

Tour Safety & Instructions

Your expert guide provides safety instructions on your Sea-Doo GTX Pro 130 personal watercraft (PWC). Safety instructions will provide you with the confidence to get the most out of your guided tour. Your PWC also provides an unbelievably comfortable ride, with top-of-the-market handling and maneuverability, and comfort. Running full throttle, you’ll travel through the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean.

Wildlife Viewing

During your jet ski tour, you will take in breathtaking views of Key West’s backcountry. You will watch for marine life like sea turtles and dolphins frolicking in the Caribbean waters. Keep a keen eye out for dolphins, rays, and tropical birds, as all are common sightings in the waters surrounding Key West!

Sightseeing & History

Additionally, you will learn about the history of Key West during stops along the way. Stops including the famous Mallory Square, the Southernmost Point, historic Key West Bight, and Sunset Key. Tides permitting, we’ll stop at a sandbar and take a swim, with plenty of time for some free play! Bring your waterproof camera for great photos!

What to Bring & What to Know

What to Bring

Bathing Suit, Towel & Sunscreen (reef safe), sunglasses

Waterproof Camera

All drivers must have a government-issued photo ID to check in

What to Know

Jet Ski Regulations:

MANDATORY: MUST BRING credit card used to purchase with matching valid government issued Photo ID and present at the time of check in.

MANDATORY: All Adults 18+ years MUST BRING a valid government issued Photo I.D. that includes date of birth. Guests 16–17 years MUST BRING valid government issued photo I.D. that includes the date of birth to operate their own ski. No photocopies or digital I.D.s will be accepted.

MANDATORY: MUST complete a Boater Safety Test or present a Florida Boater Safety License, if born in 1988 or after.

MANDATORY: Jet Ski Operators must speak sufficient English to understand and relay all verbal instructions and read and understand the labels on the jet ski, without any assistance from an interpreter.

MANDATORY: Guests MUST be at least 18 years old or have a Natural or Adoptive Parent present at check-in to participate.
Guests Born in or after 1988 that do not obtain the Boater Safety License in advance MUST check in 60 minutes before departure time to take the Boater’s Safety Test.
Guests Born in or after 1988 may operate the Jet Ski if they have a Photo I.D. and meet ONE of the following criteria:

They have a National Association of State Boating Law Administrators Certification (MUST be labeled NASBLA certified and present at check-in).
They are riding with someone born before 1988
They are riding with someone born in or after 1988 who does have a United States Boater Safety License or National Association of State Boating Law Administrators

Certification

There are 2 ways to obtain a Boater Safety License:
A temporary Boater Safety License can be obtained at check-in by taking a 25 multiple choice question test in English. Guests are prohibited from using cell phones, interpreters, instruction booklets or any form of assistance, while taking an in person test. There is a non-refundable fee to take the test (cash or credit card accepted). Guests must check in a minimum one hour before departure time to obtain a temporary Boater Safety License in person.
Obtain your Boater Safety License online by Clicking Here: Boater’s Safety Test. Licensing fees apply. Proof of Boater Safety License will be required at check-in.

Age Restrictions

Guests 4-13 years of age cannot drive a jet ski. Can be a passenger if someone 18 or older is on the jet ski with them (This person must present Valid Government Issued Photo ID and either be born before 1988 or complete Boater’s Safety Test.) Natural or Adoptive Parent must present Valid Government Issued Photo ID and sign waiver at check-in.
Guests 14-17 years of age can drive or be passenger if someone 18 or older is on the jet ski with them (This person must present Valid Government Issued Photo ID and either be born before 1988 or complete Boater’s Safety Test.) Natural or Adoptive Parent must present Valid Government Issued Photo ID and sign waiver at check-in. *Minors 14-17 cannot drive their own ski with a minor passenger ages 4-15 years old. If guests 16-17 years old want to share a jet ski, both must meet driving requirements.
Guests 16-17 years can drive their own jet ski if 1. Valid Government Issued Photo ID is presented, 2. Boater’s Safety Test is completed AND 3. Natural or Adoptive Parent must present Valid Government Issued Photo ID and sign waiver at check-in. *If 2 minors (16-17 years old) want to share a jet ski, both must meet requirements.
Guests 18+ can drive jet ski if 1. Valid Government Issued Photo ID is presented AND 2. Born before 1988 or completes a Boater’s Safety Test. Can be a passenger on a jet ski if Valid Government Issued Photo ID is presented. *If 2 adults want to share a jet ski, only one must meet requirements (all adult guests must present Valid Government Issued Photo ID)

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