Free-ride in a supervised harbor zone beside the Statue of Liberty
1 hr
Up to 2 people
Orientation, life jackets
Ride a jet ski at your own pace in a supervised, buoy-marked rental zone in New York Harbor, about 500 feet south of the Statue of Liberty. Take in open-water views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island from a dedicated 100-acre riding area.
Rebook at least 24 hours ahead to avoid fees. Within 6 hours, no refund. Dangerous weather or unforeseen issues may be rescheduled at no charge at management's discretion.
Product ID: HG6DS2
Passengers must be at least 10 years old.
Wear beachwear or exercise clothing. Bring a towel and sandals or water shoes; a waterproof windbreaker and inexpensive sunglasses are suggested. Leave sneakers on the dock during your ride.
Bring only essentials. Lockers and locks are available on site; leave phones in a locker or your car.
37 Marin Blvd, Jersey City, NJ
Riders consistently describe Jersey Jet Ski's Jersey City launch as a highlight of their trip, mostly for the views: guided runs pass the Statue of Liberty up close, take in the Manhattan skyline, and sometimes go under the Brooklyn Bridge, often with time left for the free-ride zone. Guides and instructors such as Justin, Dean and Britney get frequent mentions for being patient, friendly and safety-focused, which first-timers especially appreciate, and the front-desk team is called welcoming and quick at check-in. Many reviewers also note well-maintained, fast jet skis and fair pricing. Photos are the most common sore point. Phones are not allowed on the water, so pictures and video come only through the paid photo add-on, and a few guests report long waits or trouble getting their photos delivered.
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