1.5 hour Jordan Lake Sea Doo Rental - up to 3 people/1 jetski

Let us help make your vacation, special occasion gift experience, or corporate event a truly unforgettable one of a kind experience! We take all the stress out of jet skiing - simply show up and we will take care of the rest. There is no equipment for you to transport and no long lines at the boat dock/marina to contend with. Your Sea Doo will be in the water waiting for you with a full tank of gas (16 gallons).

If this is your first time jet skiing - no problem! Simply show up, and one of our experienced crew members will provide hands on safety and operation training, including a one on one proficiency ride when needed, where you can ask questions and gain your confidence. LETT’S Go crew will also orient you to Jordan Lake and provide recommendations as to where to go, according to the experience you are looking for.

We do not limit where you can go on Jordan Lake, nor do we have a speed regulator on our skiis.

We expect all riders to wear provided life jackets with the safety key lanyard attached, follow all stated and customary rules, and never operate Sea Doo outside of one’s ability level.

We chose 3 seater Sea Doo models, as they are amongst the most stable in the industry. In addition to Forward and Neutral, our Sea Doos also have an on board braking system and a Reverse. There are no complicated gears to change, Quite simply, the harder you squeeze the throttle the faster that you will go.

Renters must be at least 21 years old to rent a Sea Doo. Children as young as 5 can ride with their parent/s. A boater’s license isn’t mandatory for adults over 21, but it is recommended to anyone new to boating, or under age 21. A free online boaters safety course is available at http://boatus.org/northcarolina/. *For anyone under 21 who wants to operate a jetski independently, please contact LETT’S Go Watersports to book a private lesson in conjunction with your rental.

*3 seater Sea Doos can typically accommodate two adults and a child or 3 smaller adults, depending on each person’s size, weight, and water conditions.