Premium Jet Ski & Sea Doo Rentals In Vernon
Spark Trixx 3-Up
1-8 Hour Rental Rates
15% off Early Bird Pricing (1-3 hr)
10% Sunset Cruises (1-3 hr)
Starting at $159.00
ALL THE FUEL IS INCLUDED IN OUR PRICING! WE PROVIDE THE FUEL AND YOU PROVIDE THE EPIC EXPERIENCE AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE
WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Your rental includes a full tank of fuel and life jackets in a comprehensive range of sizes. Please note that applicable taxes and booking fees are not included in the quoted price. A damage deposit of $1500 dollars is required for all rentals. To rent, the primary renter must be 19 years or older. All drivers must be: 16 years of age or older, present valid government-issued identification, and attend a mandatory safety orientation prior to departure. NOTE: All drivers under the age of 19 must be accompanied by an adult 19 years or older.
** Note all drivers and passengers must fill out liability waivers, even if you intend to swap out riders. All riders and passengers must be legal adults or accompanied by adults whom assume all of the inherent risks pertaining to the PWC (Personal watercraft) and amenities included in the rental. ALL RIDERS AND DRIVERS MUST FILL OUT LIABILITY WAIVERS PRIOR TO DEPARTURE, REFUSAL OF SIGNING WAIVER WILL RESULT IN A CANCELLATION FEE OF $90 CAD **
Okanagan’s Premium northern Experience. Ditch the hustle and bustle of crowded Kelowna. Splash away from the boat traffic and explore the northern shores.
ONLY 30 minutes from the Kelowna International Airport!
Our Experience
Ah, the northern side of Okanagan Lake by Sea-Doo! That’s where the wild beauty truly meets exhilarating freedom. While the southeastern shore boasts the bustling city of Kelowna, the northwestern expanse, stretching towards Vernon and along places like West Kelowna and Lake Country, offers a different kind of magic – one of dramatic cliffs, secluded coves, and sweeping views of the Okanagan Valley’s agricultural heartland.
Here’s the experience you can expect:
As you launch your Sea-Doo, the open water beckons. You’ll feel the immediate thrill of speed as you zip across the lake’s vast surface, the wind in your hair and the sun on your face. The northwestern side offers less boat traffic than the central Kelowna areas, giving you more space to open up the throttle, carve exhilarating turns, and truly embrace the power of your machine.
One of the highlights is cruising along the base of the rugged bluffs and cliffs that plunge directly into the lake. These ancient rock formations tell tales of glacial carvings, and the sheer scale is awe-inspiring. You’ll discover numerous hidden coves and pristine, often pebbly beaches tucked away, where no car can reach, a perfect moment of tranquil escape.
As you navigate, keep an eye out for majestic lakeside wineries in the Vernon arm. just past that, perched on the terraced hillsides, are resorts like Sparkling hills and Outback, creating a stunning backdrop against the blue water. The contrast between the vibrant green of the land and the deep blue of the lake is truly picturesque, offering fantastic photo opportunities.
Further north, as you approach the Head of the lake area, the shoreline becomes a mix of charming residential areas and more natural, untouched sections. You might spot local wildlife – perhaps an osprey diving for fish, or deer grazing near the shore in quieter spots. For those with an adventurous spirit, the mythical Ogopogo is said to make its home in the deeper parts of Okanagan Lake, and the north side, particularly near Squally Point, is one of its fabled haunts. While a sighting isn’t guaranteed, the legend certainly adds an extra layer of mystery to your exploration!
Whether you’re craving high-speed thrills, seeking a serene escape to a secluded beach, or simply wanting to soak in the unparalleled natural beauty of the Okanagan Valley from a unique vantage point, a Sea-Doo adventure on the north side of Okanagan Lake promises an unforgettable experience. It’s an invigorating blend of adventure and tranquility, set against a backdrop of truly spectacular B.C. scenery.