PWC Rentals–Starting at $129/hr plus tax and gas
PWC RENTALS START THIS YEAR ON MAY 27th, you can still rent a boat starting April 30th.
You can reserve online during the off-season to guarantee a spot for this year.
Please check the availability calendar for open dates – CALENDAR UPDATES ARE MADE IN REAL TIME AND ARE ACCURATE.
We begin renting PWCs (jet skis) on Saturday, May 27, 2023 with the last day of the PWC season on Monday, September 4, 2023. If you want to get out on the water before or after those days, check out our fishing boats, which feature a longer season.
We rent personal watercraft (jet skis) seven days a week with rental slots starting at 11:00 am, 1:00 pm, and 3:00 pm daily. Due to NY State laws regarding watercraft rentals, we rent PWCs for ONE HOUR only and the rental craft (the personal watercraft in this case) must remain within view of our staff at all times to ensure safe operation.
Available Rental times are 11:00 am-12:00 pm (noon), 1:00 pm-2:00 pm, and 3:00 pm-4:00 pm.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Renting a PWC “Jet Ski”
- You can rent a PWC without a boater’s safety certificate; however, you must operate within New York State Law, which states the rental craft must remain within view of our staff at all times to ensure safe operation.
- The same rules apply to those with a boater’s safety certificate.
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YOU MUST BE 18, NEED A DRIVER LICENSE, AND A CREDIT CARD TO RENT A JET SKI. Passengers can be under the age of 18, but cannot operate (drive) the watercraft.
- We do not permit you to swap passengers during the rental, once you leave the docks your rental starts, once you return to the docks your rental ends.
At Least 18 Years Old to Operate
- The operator must be a minimum of 18 years of age to operate and must pass our safe jet ski water orientation prior to renting.
- The operator = driver must sit in the front.
- According to U.S. Coast Guard, a child may ride but not drive, must sit in the back behind the driver, and must be strong enough to hold onto the driver. The minimum weight requirement for the child is 18 lbs. Keep in mind that a child can not sit in the front, it’s illegal!
Weight limit – Every Watercraft Comes With Weight Capacity
- We allow one driver and an additional passenger on the PWCs (two total passengers is a strict limit). The combined weight of the driver and passenger cannot exceed 400 lbs. Exceeding this amount will cause the PWC to become unstable and you will find it difficult to keep the craft upright.
- It is your responsibility to not exceed the weight limit and refunds are not offered in the event you violate this policy.
- If the combined weight of two passengers exceeds the 400 lbs. weight limit, we recommend booking an additional PWC. The weight limit can not be exceeded even in the case of one passenger riding the PWC.
Riding Area
- According to New York State Law, the rented personal watercraft must remain within view of our staff at all times to ensure safe operation. During your orientation, our staff explains fully how to legally operate the watercraft.
- The rule mentioned above answers a frequently asked question — no, you can not take the jet ski to Sylvan Beach or bars nearby. In fact, the watercraft are now GPS equipped which slows the PWC to alert you as you leave the zone.
- If you leave the designated area, you can end up ticketed by law enforcement.
Our Location
Please use the map below or follow the directions found here. Many mapping services will give you incorrect directions. Take this seriously as if you arrive late, it will eat into your rental time. We cannot stress this enough, please follow our directions.
PWC Safety Video
Note: However the PWCs in the video are not the ones we rent (we rent Sea-Doo Sparks and GTIs), the same rules apply.
Additional Information
- Safety equipment is provided at no additional charge.