Jet Ski Langkawi

Guided Jet-ski Tour Ride Langkawi.

 

Our Guided Jet-Ski Tour to Three Island of Langkawi.

In this tour, our professional guide will lead you with you jet-ski to the island which are popular for island hopping. In Langkawi, Beras Basah, Singa Besar and Dayang Bunting are the island that we are going to visit. Beside that we also will do eagle feeding. This four-hour tour ride will give you the best in life experience in the Langkawi waters.

What to Know Before You Take Your Jet Ski to Beras Basah, Dayang Bunting and Singa Besar.

A jet ski is an exciting and exhilarating riding experience that millions of people enjoy all year in different places all over the world. Riding a jet ski in the three islands is a whole different enjoyment. It may sound overwhelming but with careful preparation, you are sure to have a great experience. We will go over what to expect and know before riding your jet ski into the sunset in the ocean.

Recommended Experience Level.

In any sport there is a recommended level of experience one should have. Ocean jet skiing is not typically recommended for beginner riders. This does not mean a beginner rider should not try but this does mean they should definitely ride with someone is more experienced. We also strongly recommend riders or passengers know how to swim if the rider/passenger does not know how to swim we don’t suggest they go for a ride. The ocean can be a little more unforgiving than a river or lake because of how powerful the water is, be prepared for these waves and don’t panic if you fall off your ski. Panicking only makes matters worse!

Proper Riding Etiquette.

When riding or driving anything, know that your action also affects others around you. Being mindful of your own safety and others is essential, to ensure everyone with a fun riding experience. Don’t drink or intoxicate yourself before riding your ski (or anything for that matter). Keep in mind that skis can take up to 300 ft to come to a complete stop depending on how fast you are going, leave distance between you and other riders. And lastly, keep an eye out for other boater’s water-skiers, and other jet skiers who may be driving recklessly around you. Slow down or steer clear of these types of riders.

Safety Equipment.

Before you even unload your skis you should have all of the safety equipment you will be using out and ready to go. Three pieces of safety equipment you should have is your life vest (you are required to have this anyway. A helmet for those riders who want to have extra precautions (which doesn’t hurt), helmets can protect you from incoming flying objects or debris in the water. It could even potentially minimize the impact to your head should you fall off your ski and hit the ocean bottom (depending how far off the ground you are). And a rebounding ladder would be great to invest in if you don’t already have it on your ski.

Group Riding.

If possible, it is ideal to ride in a group over, guided, riding alone or with one other person. As we’ve mentioned before the ocean is very different from any other water setting, riding with a group of 3 or more skis can help just in case an unwanted accident or situation occurs like, running out of gas, or maybe just staying near to help other boaters see you in the case of you or someone else falling off of the ski. Besides, riding with a group for safety purposes, riding with a group is just more fun!

Enjoy Your Time on The Ocean.

There is a lot to know before jumping in the ocean with your jet ski and we know it may sound intimidating, but don’t worry. Stay calm, cool and collective, because like we mentioned before panicking will only make a situation you are in a lot harder. Go through every one of these points and make yourself familiar, maybe even an expert in how to do everything you can to make a ride as smooth and safe as possible. If you’ve never ridden in the ocean you may also want to consider going on a trip with a tour guide first. They can typically show you the basics and take you to some areas they are very familiar with.