moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should have moderate fitness; basic balance and stamina needed to handle jet ski operation over varied water conditions.
Explore Florida’s stunning 10,000 Islands by jet ski with expert guides from Marco Island. Experience dolphins, mangroves, and coastal beauty on this thrilling and safe adventure!
2 hours • Wildlife Sightings! • Drivers 16+
Experience the thrill of the #1 jet ski tour on Marco Island, where expert guides lead you through the breathtaking 10,000 Islands. Glide past secluded mangrove islands and encounter dolphins while enjoying a safe and exhilarating adventure. With local insights and stunning sights, this unforgettable journey promises fun for the whole family!
Our Jet Skis hold up to 2 adults and 1 small child or 2 adults, 450 Lbs Max.
2 hour tour time on the water. A 30 minute safety briefing is done before scheduled tour time to ensure safety and proper operation of the jet ski.
You MUST ARRIVE 30 MINUTES PRIOR to start time for check in. If you are 15 minutes late to check in you will be rescheduled or provided a gift certificate. NO REFUNDS FOR LATE ARRIVAL OR MISSING ID.
The Check In process involves waiver paperwork and the safety briefing in proper operation of the jet ski. This takes 30 minutes to complete.
All drivers must arrive with a valid photo ID to drive a jet ski in the state of Florida.
Boaters License or Boater Safety Card (if applicable). Below is the information for the age limits and requirements.
Encounter dolphins, manatees, and more throughout the excursion! As you zip around the islands, your guide will be looking out for wildlife as they know all the spots different species like to hangout!
On our guided jet ski tours, we will take you deep into the 10,000 islands, where no boat can venture! The pristine estuary of the 10,000 Islands will keep you captivated as you zip past mangrove islands, mudflats and oyster bars. Our tours leave from Rose Marina on the north end of Marco Island and we head south into the backwaters of the 10,000 Islands.
Up to 2 adults, and 1 small child or 450 lbs per jet ski.
Florida law states all boaters who were born on or after January 1, 1988 must have in their possession a valid boating safety education ID card while operating any motorized vessel of 10hp or more.
You must complete and possess the boater Safety course in order to take the tour! You will need to present the completed certificate from your mobile device or have a printed copy.
To take your boater safety course online a link will be included in your confirmation email.
Can’t drive a jet skis but can be passengers with someone 18 or older
Can drive their own jet ski if they present a valid government-issued photo ID, complete a Boater’s Safety Test, and have a natural or adoptive parent present a valid government-issued photo ID and sign a waiver at check-in. If two minors (16-17 years old) want to share a jet ski, both must meet the requirements.
Can drive a jet ski if they present a valid government-issued photo ID and are either born before 1988 or complete a Boater’s Safety Test. Can be a passenger on a jet ski If two adults want to share a jet ski, only one must meet the requirements (all adult guests must present valid government-issued photo IDs).
Age and Operator Restrictions: No one under the age of 16 years may operate a personal watercraft (PWC) on Florida waters at any time, even if such person possesses a Florida Boating Safety Education I.D. Card.
We depart from Rose Marina on the North end of Marco Island. Rose Marina is a beautiful water access point located at 951 Bald Eagle Drive | Marco Island FL, 34145. This location includes a three-acre park, ample free parking, restrooms, concessions for sale from sunscreen to food and allows easy access to the northern Ten Thousand Islands or Gulf of Mexico.
Protect your skin while keeping the water habitat safe by using eco-friendly sunscreen.
Capture amazing moments of wildlife and scenic views without worrying about water damage.
Following the guide's instructions ensures everyone stays safe and gets the most out of the adventure.
Respect dolphins and other animals by observing without disturbing their natural behavior.
The 10,000 Islands area has long been home to indigenous peoples and early settlers who relied on its rich marine resources.
Efforts in the region focus on protecting the fragile mangrove ecosystems that serve as nurseries for many marine species.
Keeps your phone safe for photos and emergencies during water activities.
Ideal for cooler or unpredictable fall weather and wind protection.
fall specific
Reduces glare off the water, enhancing visibility and comfort.
summer specific
Ensures comfort when wet and keeps you dry faster after splashes or brief swims.