SAFETY COMES FIRST!
Xtreme H2o parasail, dolphin tour via Waverunners, Jet Ski and pontoon boat rentals is locally owned and staffed by a home grown team. Our marina is one of the last authentic, locally owned, small beach-town marinas where you can watch the dolphins play and be pampered by our home-town team.
Jet Ski Rental / WaveRunner Rental Restrictions & Requirements
The person signing the contract / waiver must be 18 and have a valid ID. You must be 18 to operate a waverunner / jet ski. Life jackets (PFD’s) and fuel are included with all pontoon boat rentals and waverunner / jet-ski rentals.
Please Read! Boater’s Safety Education Certificate Required For Jet Ski Rentals
If the driver is born after January 1, 1988, they must present a boating safety education identification card issued by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, or the equivalent from another state. Visitors from out of state who do not have a card issued by their home state can take a Temporary Certificate test. We do offer the temporary Boater’s Safety Education Course so you can obtain your temporary boater’s certificate. If you need to take the Boater’s Safety Course, please allow plenty of time for this, so that you can depart on time.
Pursuant to section 327.54, Florida Statutes, only a licensed livery operator may give safety instructions on the operation of a vessel. We provide safety instruction in English and have a Spanish translator on staff but we can’t permit members of the public to translate for guests.
Jet Ski Rental Notes
- Visit our More Stuff You Should Know page for tips on what to bring/not to bring on your adventure.
- If you were born after January 1, 1988, you are required to have a Florida Boater’s Permit. We offer this test on site for $3. Please allow 45 minutes to 1 hour prior to study and complete the test.
- You MUST be at least 18 years of age to drive a Wave Runner/Jet Ski.
Are You Ready?
If you were born on or after Jan. 1, 1988,
CLICK HERE to begin your NASBLA temporary boaters test.
Pursuant to section 327.54, Florida Statutes, only a licensed livery operator may give safety instructions on the operation of a vessel. We provide safety instruction in English and have a Spanish translator on staff but we can’t permit members of the public to translate for guests.
