FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A personal watercraft, also known as a Jet Ski (a registered trademark of Kawasaki), is a small personal water vehicle that resembles a motorcycle and is powered by a jet of water.
To rent a personal watercraft, you must be at least 21 years old and have a valid driver’s license. We ask for a $500 security deposit per watercraft on your rental day (credit card or cash).
276 Rue des Roseaux Laval QC H7X 4H3 Canada (Reservation only)
Our prices are based on rental duration. Gas is not included in the price. One hour of jetski rental can vary between $10 – $30, depending on calm or sporty usage.
Yes, taking out personal watercraft insurance is recommended. This protects you in the event of property damage or civil liability to third parties.
No, the watercraft cannot be transported on a trailer. It must stay in waters and be used in the navigation area.
GENERAL RULES:
Non-compliance of rules will lead to heavy fines to be paid by the client
- Each person on board should wear a lifejacket at all times
- DO NOT operate the watercraft unless the shut‑off cord is securely attached to your wrist, lifejacket, or clothing so that if you fall overboard, the engine will stop
- Must be at least 21 years old to operate a watercraft
- When crossing the path of another boat, give way to the boat on my right (starboard)
- If there is a threat of a collision, slowdown, steer away and/or stop
- When meeting another boat head-on, steer to the right (starboard)
- When overtaking another boat, pass to either the port (left) or starboard (right) side at a safe distance (at least 10 ft)
- Give way and slow down near all non-motorized boats, including sailboats, canoes and kayaks (a participant can risk heavy fines if this rule is not respected)
- Stay clear of large commercial vessels
- Stop and offer assistance in case of an accident or distress call
Obey all signs and buoys - Do not operate a watercraft or allow anyone else to operate the watercraft while under the influence of alcohol and/or other drugs
- Remain clear of swimmers and will avoid creating any hazard that may affect people, wildlife, properties and other boats
- Do not allow swimming, diving, sliding, or jumping from or near the watercraft unless the motor is off, and the engine cut-off device is disconnected
- Avoid making sharp turns and other manoeuvres that make it difficult for others to avoid colliding with you or to understand where you are going
- Respect the maximum load for the watercraft, which is: 3 People 720 lb (People + Equipment)
- If you capsize in open water, swim to the rear of the watercraft and turn in upright by rolling it in the direction shown on the decal located on the underside of the watercraft
- No towing is permitted
- No riding at night
Yes, we offer training for beginners on the use of personal watercrafts.
Absolutely. Our watercrafts can accommodate 3 passengers (max 720lbs). There is an additional $30 charge for the 3rd passenger.
If the rental is cancelled less than 48 hours before the date and time of the event, no amount previously paid will be refunded. Read our cancellation policy for more details.
In the event of bad weather, it is always possible to reschedule the rental. Read our cancellation policy for more details.
Children can ride as passengers on a personal watercraft starting at the age of 5, with a recommended minimum height of 4 feet (122 cm).
Children under the age of 14 must have their own approved life jacket that is properly fitted and appropriate for their size.
We provide life jackets, as well as all necessary safety equipment inside each personal watercraft and boat.
