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Standard Jet Ski Rentals at East Tawas, Michigan - Midland

Standard Jet Ski Rentals at East Tawas, Michigan

East Tawasmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

1–3 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should be in moderate physical shape to handle the balance and control required on a jet ski.

Overview

Feel the rush of jet skiing in Tawas Bay with Jerry's Marina! Perfect for pairs, experience stunning views and adrenaline-fueled fun on Michigan’s fresh waters.

East Tawas, Michigan

Standard Jet Ski Rentals

Starting at $125 • Max 2 Adult Capacity • 18+ to Rent & Drive • Rental May vary from Photo

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of jet skiing in Tawas Bay! Perfect for two, each jet ski is dockside and ready for adventure. With a focus on safety, all drivers must be 18+ and hold a Michigan boaters license. Enjoy the stunning views while gliding across the water in this unforgettable outing.

Maximum Capacity of 2 Adults per Jet Ski Drivers:* All drivers must be 18+ and MUST have a Michigan boaters license with them unless born on or before December 31, 1978.

Restrictions:

  • All Rentals must stay in Tawas Bay and may not travel past the East Tawas State Docks.

About

  • Capacity: 2 Person, 485lbs. Jet Skis are stored dockside ready and awaiting your fun and enjoyment

Adventure Tips

Bring a Waterproof Bag

Keep your valuables safe and dry by storing them in a waterproof bag while riding.

Check Weather Conditions

Always review local weather forecasts before heading out to avoid sudden storms or strong winds.

Wear a Life Jacket

Life jackets are mandatory and essential for safety on the water during your jet ski rental.

Arrive Early for Safety Briefing

Arriving early helps you get a thorough safety briefing and familiarize yourself with the jet ski controls.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Bald eagles soaring overhead near shorelines
  • Great blue herons wading in shallow waters

History

Tawas Bay has long been an important site for Native American fishing and trade before becoming a popular recreational water spot.

Conservation

Efforts in the area focus on maintaining water quality and protecting native fish populations through responsible boating practices.

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Recommended Gear

Life Jacket

Essential

Mandatory for safety, life jackets keep you protected on the water.

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Water-Resistant Sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin from intense sun exposure while out on the bay.

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Polarized Sunglasses

Reduces glare from the water’s surface, enhancing visibility.

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Waterproof Phone Case

Keeps your phone safe from splashes and water damage.

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