Do you want to go on your own adventure? You get to enjoy a nice, slow ride through the Destin Harbor. You’ll then pass Crab Island (5 minutes away) & see what it’s all about. Then you can open it up
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Location: Destin
What's Included
- Fuel is included, up to 1 full tank of gas
- Watertight storage (whatever you should bring needs to be waterproof, as it may get wet)
- Seats up to 2 adults (max 485lbs) or 1 adult & 2 kids (must be at least 8 years old, max 485 lbs)
- Yamaha's Ride ®, which allows driver's to easily accelerate, reserve, and dock
- USCG certified Life Vests (children sizes available)
- Anchor, on request
- All safety equipment provided
- Friendly and professional instruction
- Watch
- Reboarding Step
- Map of Waterways
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Yeah, swim gear is perfect! Just make sure it’s something you don’t mind getting wet. You might also want to bring a light cover-up for when you’re not riding, and don’t forget sunscreen. Water can reflect the sun hard!
A: You can reschedule without a fee as long as you do it at least 24 hours in advance. If the weather is bad, they’ll help you find another time that works. Just keep an eye on the forecast before you go!
A: Your niece is good to go! Kids must be at least 8 years old, so she fits right in. Just make sure she wears the life vest provided, and you’ll have a blast out there together!
Discussions
Anyone tried the WaveRunner rental at Destin? What was your experience?
I just got back from renting a WaveRunner with my friend at Luther's and it was AMAZING! We cruised around the Destin Harbor and checked out Crab Island. The Yamaha's Ride feature made it super easy to handle. Fuel was included, so we could just enjoy the ride without worrying. Definitely a great gift idea if you’re looking for something fun to do with friends! Can’t wait to go back!
Gift ideas for thrill-seekers? Considering WaveRunner rentals!
I’m thinking of getting my brother a WaveRunner rental for his birthday! He loves water sports and I think he’d totally freak out over it. I’ve read it’s a chill ride through the harbor then it opens up in the bay. Anyone have any tips or experiences to share? Is it easy for beginners?