Vancouver Jet Ski Rental
Vancouver, Canada
Trip Type: Waterskiing & Jetskiing
Duration: Varies
Hop aboard a Sea-Doo Jet Ski and rev your way through the English Bay and around the islands of Howe Sound. Rent a single- or double-rider watercraft at Granville Island and then check out the sheltered bays of Bowen Island or park at a beach for a swim stop. Watch the seals at Pam Rocks or take a short hike on Anvil Island. This rental is ideal for those familiar with the Vancouver area who want to take time to enjoy the sights during a 2-hour, 3-hour or full-day rental.
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Hop aboard a Sea-Doo Jet Ski and rev your way through the English Bay and around the islands of Howe Sound. Rent a single- or double-rider watercraft at Granville Island and then check out the sheltered bays of Bowen Island or park at a beach for a swim stop. Watch the seals at Pam Rocks or take a short hike on Anvil Island. This rental is ideal for those familiar with the Vancouver area who want to take time to enjoy the sights during a 2-hour, 3-hour or full-day rental.
Sign up for a 2-, 3- or 8-hour Jet Ski rental and head to the watersports center on Granville Island to pick up your Sea-Doo watercraft. After a safety briefing, climb aboard a single or double rider and off you go!
Enjoy how your Jet Ski drives like a sports car as you make your way out of English Bay. If you’re out in the morning, calm winds and few boats make for smooth cruising. Later in the day, you may find that the breeze picks up and the waterways are more crowded. Either way, the 22 islands of Howe Sound offer many possible itineraries; park your Jet Ski at whichever island calls for a stop.
Cruise north toward Horseshoe Bay and explore Bowen Island, a quiet wooded retreat for locals, who take advantage of its swimming beaches. Join them or find an even more secluded stop at the smaller island of Bowyer.
Want to see wildlife? Motor your way to Pam Rocks, where you’ll find approx. 150 harbor seals sprawled about or splashing into the water. Look up and you might spot bald eagles, as the Christie Islet Migratory Bird Sanctuary is located just north of Pam Rocks.
If you’re in the mood for a walk, consider a trail on Anvil Island, the third-largest island in Howe Sound, also called Hat Island, popular with hikers.
Wrap up your outing with a lunch or dinner stop at a picturesque marina (own expense), and cruise back to Granville Island before the end of your rental period.
Enjoy how your Jet Ski drives like a sports car as you make your way out of English Bay. If you’re out in the morning, calm winds and few boats make for smooth cruising. Later in the day, you may find that the breeze picks up and the waterways are more crowded. Either way, the 22 islands of Howe Sound offer many possible itineraries; park your Jet Ski at whichever island calls for a stop.
Cruise north toward Horseshoe Bay and explore Bowen Island, a quiet wooded retreat for locals, who take advantage of its swimming beaches. Join them or find an even more secluded stop at the smaller island of Bowyer.
Want to see wildlife? Motor your way to Pam Rocks, where you’ll find approx. 150 harbor seals sprawled about or splashing into the water. Look up and you might spot bald eagles, as the Christie Islet Migratory Bird Sanctuary is located just north of Pam Rocks.
If you’re in the mood for a walk, consider a trail on Anvil Island, the third-largest island in Howe Sound, also called Hat Island, popular with hikers.
Wrap up your outing with a lunch or dinner stop at a picturesque marina (own expense), and cruise back to Granville Island before the end of your rental period.
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