Skip the beach traffic, open it up on the bay
An hour on your own ski across protected water, a quarter-hour from South Beach.
An hour, dock to dock, on your own machine. You idle out of the marina through the no-wake channel, and once the guide clears the zone the bay is yours to use. The reason riders come over from the Beach is the surface: this side of Key Biscayne is protected, so instead of slamming through ocean chop you get long, flat stretches where the throttle is actually usable. One or two riders per ski, and the two-up costs less than booking a pair of singles. Drivers need to be eighteen; sixteen and seventeen year olds can drive with a legal guardian riding the same ski. If you were born after January 1, 1988 Florida wants a boater education card — it's a twenty-minute course on your phone, and our check-in desk gets people through it every day of the week.
What's included
- 60 minute guided ride
- Safety briefing + lead guide
- Life vests provided
- Designated photo & break zones
What to bring
- Government photo ID for driver
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- Swim attire
- Water bottle
Good to know
The operational details our captains brief at the dock — covered here so you can plan.
- One hour from the moment you leave the dock, not from the safety briefing
- The channel out is no-wake; the throttle comes once you pass the markers
- A refundable card hold is taken at check-in and released the same evening
- You will get soaked — leave anything that hates salt water in the car
- Last skis launch an hour before sunset
Frequently asked
Is there a licence or test involved?
Who is allowed to drive?
Can two of us share one ski?
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