Discover the excitement of Jet Skiing on Lake Sammamish with Ohana Kai Watersports. Perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike, this experience offers spectacular views and plenty of speed. Read on to learn more about this exhilarating adventure!
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical fitness recommended, primarily for balance and quick reactions.
Wildlife
History
Lake Sammamish has been a popular recreation spot for Washington residents for decades, historically used by local tribes for fishing and gathering.
Conservation
Ohana Kai Watersports promotes eco-friendly practices, including responsible use of watercraft to minimize environmental impact and preserve the lake’s natural beauty.
Ohana Kai Watersports
Discover the excitement of Jet Skiing on Lake Sammamish with Ohana Kai Watersports. Perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike, this experience offers spectacular views and plenty of speed. Read on to learn more about this exhilarating adventure!
Ohana Kai Watersports is a jet ski rental operator based in Covington, Washington. The company offers rental experiences on three Puget Sound-area lakes: Lake Tapps, Lake Washington, and Lake Sammamish. Rentals consist of two Seadoo GTI jet skis available for 2-, 3-, or 4-hour sessions. Life vests and safety equipment are provided with every rental, and customers receive a comprehensive safety briefing before launch.
Lake Tapps rentals require a private boat launch; Lake Washington departures use the Coulon Park Boat Launch; Lake Sammamish rentals launch from the Sammamish State Park Boat Launch. Each location provides access to open water suited for recreational jet skiing with friends or family. Reservations allow groups to rent two jet skis together, enabling shared adventures on the water.
Booking options list clear rental durations (2, 3, or 4 hours) and specify included safety gear and briefing. The business emphasizes straightforward logistics: pickup at the listed boat launch, equipment checkout, and a safety orientation prior to departure. Payment and reservation policies are handled through the business’s booking platform (details provided at the time of reservation).
Ohana Kai Watersports focuses on delivering rental equipment and access to three lake locations from Covington, Washington. All service descriptions, launch points, equipment details, and rental durations are provided to customers so they can plan outings with clarity and confidence. Customers should confirm launch availability and any local regulations before arrival. Weather can affect operations; the company communicates scheduling updates and cancellation details through its booking system in advance online.
Locations
3 Lakes
Lake Tapps, Lake Washington, Lake Sammamish
Jet Skis
2 Seadoo GTI
Two jet skis per booking
Duration Options
2/3/4 hrs
Flexible rental sessions
Safety Gear
Included
Life vests and safety briefing
Secure a 2-, 3-, or 4-hour rental at Lake Tapps, Lake Washington, or Lake Sammamish — safety gear and a full briefing included. Check availability on the booking platform and confirm launch access.
Wear a life jacket at all times
Safety first—always ensure your life jacket fits properly before hitting the water.
Check weather conditions
Wind and weather can change quickly on the water, so review the forecast before your rental.
Start slow if new to jet skiing
Familiarize yourself with the controls in calm areas before opening up the throttle.
Respect other watercraft and swimmers
Maintain safe distances to ensure a fun and safe environment for everyone.
Swimsuit or quick-drying clothes
Wears comfortable clothing that dries quickly in case you get splashed.
summer
Sunscreen
Protect your skin from sun exposure during prolonged time on the water.
spring|summer|fall
Waterproof sunglasses
Helps shield your eyes from glare and water spray.
spring|summer|fall
Dry bag or waterproof case
Keep your essentials dry and protected while enjoying the water activities.