MIA Jetski Rentals

MIA Jetski Rentals runs its Miami operation from an office at 253 NE 2nd Street downtown, with jet skis picked up from a dock in Coconut Grove that gets confirmed to renters at booking, a setup that lets the company handle reservations centrally while launching from calmer water closer to Biscayne Bay. The company positions itself on its own site as a licensed and insured operator with instructors trained in CPR and First Aid, running a fleet of 2021 Yamaha VX Cruisers rather than an older or mismatched set of machines.

Rentals run by the hour, and the company’s posted weekend special applies to Saturday and Sunday mornings before 11 a.m., priced at $120 per hour for a single rider, with double riders allowed as long as combined weight stays under 350 pounds, plus tax. The rate includes gas, life jackets, a boat escort out to the riding zone, and a waterproof phone case, so riders are not left improvising with a plastic bag to keep a phone dry mid ride. Riders can choose between a free-ride format, where the group rides on its own within the designated zone, or a guided tour led by an instructor, useful for first timers who want some direction on where to go and what to avoid.

Age rules are specific: drivers must be at least 14 with a parental waiver on file, passengers need to be at least 6, and every renter needs a valid photo ID at pickup. Reservations are required in advance, though the company states that same day bookings are possible by phone or text up to 30 minutes before a desired departure, and there are no walk-up rentals without a reservation on the books. Customer service is described as available 24/7 by phone at 786-201-7787 or by email at miajetskirentals@gmail.com, which matters for a business where weather and water conditions can force last minute schedule changes.

Running the pickup dock separately from the booking office is a small but practical choice: the Coconut Grove launch point sits closer to open water on Biscayne Bay than a downtown dock would, which cuts down on the flat, no-wake idling that eats into a rental hour before a rider ever gets to open up the throttle. The company’s own site describes its instructors as certified and trained in CPR and First Aid, and frames the guided tour option as the better pick for anyone who has not ridden a jet ski in Miami’s mix of open bay and boat traffic before. For visitors staying near Coconut Grove or Brickell who want time on the water without committing to a full boat charter, an hourly jet ski rental with gas, safety gear, and a guided option already built in covers that gap without much advance planning needed.