You’ll feel the rush of riding your own jet ski along Dubrovnik’s coast, with friendly local instructors guiding you through safety basics before you set off. Explore hidden beaches or head toward the Elaphiti Islands—just follow your curiosity. Includes all instructions, fuel, and taxes so you can focus on feeling free out on the Adriatic.
The first thing I noticed was how the salt air hit my face before I’d even started the engine. I was a little nervous — not about falling in (though, yeah, that too), but more about looking like a total beginner in front of the instructor. He just grinned and handed me a life jacket, then showed me the basics. “Don’t worry,” he said, “everyone looks awkward at first.” That helped. The jet ski felt heavier than I expected, kind of humming under my hands while we went over safety stuff. There were two of us sharing one — apparently there’s a weight limit, which made us laugh because we’d just eaten pastries in town.
Once we got going, it was loud and bright and honestly kind of wild. Dubrovnik’s old city walls looked different from out on the water — smaller somehow, but also more dramatic against all that blue. We followed the coastline for a bit (the instructor waved from shore), then tried picking up speed toward one of the Elaphiti Islands. The spray tasted sharp and cold; my friend kept shouting over the engine noise every time we spotted another tiny cove or cave. At one point we slowed down near a rocky beach where someone had set up a faded umbrella — no idea how they got there. I still think about that view.
I didn’t expect how free it would feel — just us and the water, no schedule except getting back in 30 minutes. We could’ve stopped anywhere along those hidden beaches if we’d wanted (and maybe next time I will). When we finally turned back toward Dubrovnik, the sun was already starting to dip behind some clouds and everything smelled like seaweed and fuel. My arms were tired in that good way you get after swimming all day. So yeah, if you’re thinking about renting a jet ski in Dubrovnik for half an hour — do it with someone who’ll laugh with you when you almost miss the dock on your way back.
The rental lasts for 30 minutes.
No experience is needed; instructors provide full instructions.
Yes, fuel is included in your rental price.
Each jet ski can accommodate up to two people with a combined weight limit of 230 kg (507 lbs).
Yes, friendly instructors give safety instructions before you begin.
Service animals are allowed on this tour.
No, it’s not recommended for pregnant travelers.
Yes, public transportation options are available close by.
Your ride includes full instructions from local staff if needed, all fuel for your adventure, plus any required fees and taxes—so you just show up ready to explore without worrying about extra costs or paperwork.
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