Valencia Marina Jetski Ride & Sea Swim for Two

Summary

Jetski Experience in Valencia’s Marina Norte with Local Crew

Ride a powerful jetski from Valencia Marina to Malvarrosa Beach with a local guide showing you the ropes. Feel the sea spray, stop for a swim mid-ride, and catch glimpses of city life from offshore—moments you’ll remember long after drying off.

What’s the experience like?

“You sure you’ve never driven one before?” That’s what Pablo asked as he handed me the lifejacket, grinning like he already knew the answer. I’d seen the jetskis lined up along the dock at Marina Norte de València — all shiny, kind of intimidating, honestly. The air smelled like salt and sunscreen, and there was this low hum from boats coming and going between the Alfa and Bravo jetties. My friend Ana kept fiddling with her sunglasses, pretending she wasn’t nervous (she totally was).

Pablo gave us a quick rundown — throttle here, don’t lean too far there, keep an eye out for swimmers near Malvarrosa Beach. His accent made everything sound more relaxed than it probably should’ve. Once we got going, I swear my heart jumped into my throat. The jetski (ours was 160hp — apparently that’s a lot) just took off, bouncing over little waves while sea spray hit my face. It’s weird how loud the engine is at first, but then you sort of tune it out and just notice the wind and that sharp tang of saltwater on your lips. We passed a couple of locals waving from their fishing boats; one guy even shouted something I didn’t catch — maybe cheering us on or maybe just laughing at how wobbly we looked.

Ana wanted to stop for a swim halfway to Malvarrosa. Water felt colder than I expected — not freezing, but enough to make you gasp when you jump in. There was this moment floating there where everything went quiet except for distant gulls and the slap of water against plastic hulls. I remember thinking: I never thought I’d see Valencia from out here, looking back at the city skyline with wet hair sticking to my forehead.

We only had 30 minutes but it felt longer somehow — maybe because every second was so loud and bright and new. When we got back to the dock, Pablo high-fived us like we’d done something big (maybe we had). My arms were still buzzing from holding on so tight. Sometimes you do these things just for the adrenaline, but then there’s this aftertaste — like you’ve borrowed someone else’s life for a bit. I still think about that view behind me as we sped back in.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Jetski Ride in Valencia Marina

• Sail jetski from Valencia Marina to Malvarrosa beach
• Swim in the sea with life jackets

Top questions

How long does the Valencia jetski ride last?

The standard ride is 30 minutes, with options for 40 minutes or 1 hour at extra cost.

Where does the jetski experience start in Valencia?

The jetski ride starts at Marina Norte de València between Alfa and Bravo jetties.

Is swimming included during the jetski activity?

Yes, you can stop and swim in the sea during your jetski ride if you wish.

Are lifejackets provided for jetski rides in Valencia?

Yes, all participants are equipped with lifejackets before heading out.

Can two people share one jetski?

Yes, each jetski can carry up to two people with a combined weight limit of 200 kg.

Is public transportation available near Valencia Marina?

Yes, public transportation options are available nearby for easy access.

Are there any health restrictions for this activity?

The activity isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal or cardiovascular issues.

What’s included

Your experience includes use of a powerful jetski (for one or two people), all necessary safety equipment like lifejackets provided by friendly local staff at Marina Norte de València—and time to swim in open sea if you want before heading back in.