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Common Questions
How old do I have to be to
rent a Wave Runner from Jack's Rentals?
You
must be at least 14 years old to OPERATE a personal watercraft in the entire State of Florida. Anyone between the
ages of 14 and 21 must pass a Florida State approved boaters course to be eligible to OPERATE the personal
watercraft. The boaters test is a 25 question, multiple choice exam that can be taken on site the day of the rental. Please
allow yourself 15-20 minutes to complete the exam. You can save time and take the test online by clicking here. Anyone over the age of 21 years old can rent a personal watercraft without having to take the test
as long as you have a photo I.D. and major credit card with you at the time of your rental. Passengers are
exempt from having to take the exam.
Do you offer insurance on your jet skis or boats?
All personal watercraft and boats are covered by Liability insurance which is included in the price of each rental.
Damage/Collision insurance is non-existent in the industry which places liability on the renter. Safe watercraft operation
is always important! We go over a full vessel and safety orientation with everyone to ensure safe and proper use of
all rental equipment in order to prevent accidents from occurring.
What payment methods can
be used for my boat rental or waverunner rental?
Jack's Rentals accepts Visa, Master Card, American
Express and Discover, or Cash.
What is included with my rental?
Waverunner/Jet Ski - Full vessel
and safety instruction, life jackets, and all necessary USCG approved safety equipment.
Boats - Full vessel and safety
instruction, detailed navigational chart/map, life jackets, and all necessary USCG approved safety equipment.
If the watercraft rental becomes damaged while in my possession, am I responsible?
Mechanical malfunctions are not the responsibility
of the renter. External damage to equipment, or improper use of watercraft becomes the full responsibility of the renter,
even if the renter is not the pilot of the watercraft at the time the damage occurs. Please ride responsibly!
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