water-activities · Courtenay
Ocean Sea-Doo Adventures at Comox Marina, BC
Ride brand new GTX Sea-Doos at Comox Marina for a fun, safe, and scenic ocean adventure. Perfect for families and beginners ready to feel the thrill of the Salish Sea.
About Comox Valley Water Sports
High-performance Sea‑Doos, pontoon boat rentals, and private eco‑tours from Comox Valley Marina — no experience required.
Comox Valley Water Sports is a Comox, British Columbia-based watercraft rental and tour operator offering Sea‑Doo personal watercraft, pontoon boat rentals, and private eco‑tours on both ocean and lake waters. Operating from Comox Marina and Comox Valley Marina with lake launches in Cumberland, the company provides a range of experiences designed for families, friends, and private groups.
The fleet includes brand new GTX Sea‑Doos for single and multi-rider fun and a Pontoon Sea‑Doo Switch 21' available for half‑day and full‑day rentals that accommodate up to nine people. Several ocean trips include a brief orientation and life jackets; some ocean Sea‑Doo rentals note Hornby Island can be reached in under 30 minutes. Many rentals specifically state no prior boating license is required to drive the craft, and rental options cover both ocean and Cumberland Lake locations.
Comox Valley Water Sports also offers personalized Eco‑tours and ocean charters tailored to group interests. Eco‑tour offerings are private and emphasize guided exploration of local marine and lake environments. Safety briefings, orientation, and supplied life jackets are included with many experiences, reflecting a practical focus on guest preparedness.
As a local operator in the Comox Valley, the business connects visitors to nearby marine and freshwater destinations, offering flexible booking across weekday, half‑day, and full‑day formats. All descriptions and trip details reflect the available offerings and locations in Comox and Cumberland.
“Every outing is organized with local river knowledge, basic safety instruction, and equipment checks before departure.”