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Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah
Jet Ski in Ras Al Khaimah

Jet Ski

Jet ski ride is one of the most thrilling activities on the beach of Ras Al Khaimah.

From AED 190.00 inc. VAT

  • The JetskiBuddy is a revolutionary new system that helps to avoid crashes and accidentals by constantly monitoring the distance between jetskis. All of our jetskies have JetskiBuddy equipped, expediting our operations and ensuring that our customers are safer.

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Jet Ski

Talking about watersports, there is no doubt that most people opt for a jet ski ride. Not only popular among adrenaline junkies, but newbies alike can also give it a try as well.

If you are on a holiday or simply looking for an activity bonding with your family and friends, Adventure sports got you covered with our jet ski rentals available at our branches.

SafeRide

The SafeRide is a revolutionary new system that helps to avoid crashes and accidentals by constantly monitoring the distance between jetskis. All of our jetskies have SafeRide equipped, expediting our operations and ensuring that our customers are safer.

FAQ

It is advisable to wear comfortable swimwear when riding a jet ski. We will also provide you with a life vest for more comfort and safety.
Our professional team will brief you on the proper handling of a jet ski and make sure you adhere to the rules and regulations. We highly suggest that you also inform the team if it’s your first time or not. Any activity involves risk injuries however if you ride responsibly and with caution, this can be avoided.

Definitely! Even if you don’t fall in the water, you’re likely to get soaked and it’s part of the fun.

Surely you can, provided that you are also responsible for your child’s safety.

No, you cannot take 2 kids at a time. You can take the first child for a 15min ride and the next one for another 15 mins. For this, you would need to rent the ski for 30mins in total.

Wearing a proper swimwear can help you move comfortably while jet skiing. A safety jacket is provided by Adventure Sports.

Jet Ski Riding Tips For Beginners

Here are the top 10 health benefits of Jet Ski:

According to Health Fitness Revolution here are the health benefits of jet skiing:

  1. Improves cardiovascular system: Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced jet skier, you will be giving your cardiovascular system a good workout on the water. Improving your cardiovascular system increases blood circulation, bringing more nutrients and oxygen to your tissues and helping to remove waste from the body more quickly.
  2. Tones abs: The art of skiing is to keep yourself steady on the slippery slope. To help balance yourself, you naturally engage your core stability muscles – the deep muscle that starts on either side of your spine and runs around your body, ending up in your pelvic region.
  3. Balance and coordination: Crouching and sitting on a jet ski and trying to maneuver it around water is a hard task. Increasing and decreasing the speed while there are waves teaches you to learn balance.
  4. Improves endurance: Riding a jet ski through tough waves can be a great calorie burner. Doing this for 30 minutes every day will increase your endurance so that you’ll find that you can exercise for longer periods of time while doing a cardio workout.
  5. Burns calories: Jet skiing surprisingly is a great sport that burns a lot of calories. An average 150-pound person can burn 238 calories in the span of just 30 minutes.
  6. Entertaining and fun: As a fun recreational activity, jet skiing can be done while on a family outing or when enjoying the beach with friends. There is a certain level of thrill that comes with the speed. You will never get bored while out in the water with a jet ski.
  7. Muscle strengthening: The main muscle groups being worked while Jet skiing is your leg and arm muscles while trying to maneuver the Jet Ski and keep it at a stable position. Another main muscle group being worked are the Abdominal muscles as you try the balance the Jet Ski and ride it through waves and move away from obstacles.
  8. Concentration: Jet skiing teaches you to focus and concentrate on where and how you are riding. This can translate to learning to take a risk and focus on how to get through the task while not being distracted.
  9. Stress relief: Just being out in the water and soaking in the sun with the sound of water splashing next to you is a great stress-reliever in itself. Because it requires you to focus on the water while driving a jet ski, it makes you forget about all other worries.
  10. For everyone! Although it comes with regulations, jet skiing can be a sport that can be enjoyed by a wide range of people. From children to the elderly, jet skiing is a fun activity for all ages.

Duration: 15Mins

Important:

  1. It is mandatory to bring your original Emirates ID or passport.
  2. The minimum age requirement to rent a single jet ski is 18 years old.
  3. Due to local regulations, the jet ski is not available in Fujairah branches. Please check other branches for availability.
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Beginners Tips For Jet Ski

 

Jet Ski1) Keep it Straight!

First-time jet skiers often have difficulty keeping the jet ski straight. We have a solution to correct. Don’t stare at the handlebars or the water just off the bow (front) of the ski. Instead, lift your head up and look off in the distance. Looking off in a distance will allow you to drive straight and get the most fun of your trip. If you continue to struggle, simply pick a stationary target on land or water (buoy) and steer directly at and you will be able to ride straight.


Jet Ski2) Keep In Mind, There Is No Way To Turn Away from Danger Without Throttle.

The working principle of the jet in jet ski refers to the water jet that shoots out the back and makes the ski go forward. That jet moves side to side to steer the machine because there is no rudder. When you slow down or stop, your ability to steer is diminished or you lose it completely. If an emergency arises and you need to avoid a collision don’t take your finger off the throttle. Doing that will make it impossible to steer away from danger. Instead, keep your speed up and steer away from the threat.

3) Splash Down…How to Re-Board Your Jet Ski.

When Jet Skiers fall off their jet ski, there is a method to getting back on. You always re-board a ski from the stern (back). Simply reach up to the handle behind the seat and pull yourself out of the water onto the back deck of the ski. If you are riding tandem, only one person should board at a time. Keep in mind, attempting to re-board from the side will cause the ski to flip. No need to rush. Take it slow. If you’re out of shape and have several failed attempts to re-board you can get very tired, very quickly. Relax in the water, think about how you’re going to get back on board and then slowly climb back aboard.

Jet Ski4) Be Gentle to yourself!

Most of the first time riders complain that their hands get tired or they feel a slight soreness in their shoulders. This occurs because new riders often hold on for dear life. Instead, lean forward slightly and relax your grip. Keep your elbows slightly bent. This will allow you to ride without fatigue. Don’t lean too far forward and always be careful not to hit your chin or nose on the handlebar.


5) An Advice For Passengers! 

Hold Tightly…Not Too Tight!
We’ve talked about riding, but there is a trick to being a good and comfortable passenger as well. Holding the riders waist or the back of their life jacket is a good method for staying on. However, don’t hold on so tight that you make it difficult for your partner to drive the ski. As with driving, relax. Keep your body loose, not stiff. This will lower fatigue and increase your enjoyment.

Jet Ski 30 mins6) Be Patient To Ride On Stand Up Position

Many Jet Skiers want to stand up on the ski. However, for a novice rider, standing will make controlling the ski much more difficult and increases the chance of falling. Riding from the standing position should be considered after you become an intermediate or expert rider.

1) Keep it Straight!

First-time jet skiers often have difficulty keeping the jet ski straight. We have a solution to correct. Don’t stare at the handlebars or the water just off the bow (front) of the ski. Instead, lift your head up and look off in the distance. Looking off in a distance will allow you to drive straight and get the most fun of your trip. If you continue to struggle, simply pick a stationary target on land or water (buoy) and steer directly at and you will be able to ride straight.

 

2) Keep In Mind, There Is No Way To Turn Away from Danger Without Throttle.

The working principle of the jet in jet ski refers to the water jet that shoots out the back and makes the ski go forward. That jet moves side to side to steer the machine because there is no rudder. When you slow down or stop, your ability to steer is diminished or you lose it completely. If an emergency arises and you need to avoid a collision don’t take your finger off the throttle. Doing that will make it impossible to steer away from danger. Instead, keep your speed up and steer away from the threat.

3) Splash Down…How to Re-Board Your Jet Ski.

When Jet Skiers fall off their jet ski, there is a method to getting back on. You always re-board a ski from the stern (back). Simply reach up to the handle behind the seat and pull yourself out of the water onto the back deck of the ski. If you are riding tandem, only one person should board at a time. Keep in mind, attempting to re-board from the side will cause the ski to flip. No need to rush. Take it slow. If you’re out of shape and have several failed attempts to re-board you can get very tired, very quickly. Relax in the water, think about how you’re going to get back on board and then slowly climb back aboard.

4) Be Gentle to yourself!

Most of the first time riders complain that their hands get tired or they feel a slight soreness in their shoulders. This occurs because new riders often hold on for dear life. Instead, lean forward slightly and relax your grip. Keep your elbows slightly bent. This will allow you to ride without fatigue. Don’t lean too far forward and always be careful not to hit your chin or nose on the handlebar.

 

5) An Advice For Passengers! 

Hold Tightly…Not Too Tight!
We’ve talked about riding, but there is a trick to being a good and comfortable passenger as well. Holding the riders waist or the back of their life jacket is a good method for staying on. However, don’t hold on so tight that you make it difficult for your partner to drive the ski. As with driving, relax. Keep your body loose, not stiff. This will lower fatigue and increase your enjoyment.

6) Be Patient To Ride On Stand Up Position

Many Jet Skiers want to stand up on the ski. However, for a novice rider, standing will make controlling the ski much more difficult and increases the chance of falling. Riding from the standing position should be considered after you become an intermediate or expert rider.

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