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Jet Ski Rentals
Utah jet ski rentals is the premier watercraft company covering all lakes and reservoirs in the state! We offer tow away locations if you have a tow vehicle or at the lake rentals for those who prefer the convenience. Get the most advanced and newest waverunner experience with sit-down three-person models and stand-up jet skis!
New 2023 Sea-Doo 130 Pro experience the thrill of our newest sea doo models we offer that seats up to 3 people and can tow all types of fun water toys. With a 130 hp engine and traveling up to 50 mph this is the machine for most clients. This jet ski has IBR upgrade which includes reverse, neutral, and also an intelligent braking system. This is one of our most popular sea doo’s with the most economic price!
New 2023 Sea-Doo GTX 230hp Supercharged With the largest swim platform in the industry and a removable seat, the GTX high-performance model allows you to lounge or enjoy a picnic for three people. Experience this jet ski with the iDF debris-free pump system, you’ll find the next level of peace of mind on every ride with up to 60 mph in seconds. New waverunners that are optimal for towing all-size rider skiing, wakeboarding, or tubing!
New 2023 Sea-Doo RXT-X 300hp Supercharged (Sound System included) This is the most revolutionary three-person jet ski rental with a lighter platform, combined with the Ergolock System, maximizes control in any condition, setting a sky-high bar for rough water performance. With the 300-hp engine, 70 mph is just a few seconds away. This jet ski rental will blow any other competition out of the water literally!
2022 Kawasaki Stand Up rental SX-R has a powerful thrust and agile rider-active handling from the V-shape hull, the Jet Ski personal watercraft offers a mind-blowing 1,498cc engine and hull performance that delivers comfort and confidence. Stunning acceleration and superb cornering performance create exceptional exhilaration, delivering the thrills of the stand-up watercraft to the modern age. Our Stand up four-stroke PWC’s is allowed at all state park and national park bodies of water in Utah and all other states!