REVIEWED · LANZAROTE JET SKI TOURS
The 13 best lanzarote jet ski tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are on the water and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Join H2O Sports Lanzarote for a guided jet ski ride from Puerto del Carmen. Choose a 40-minute Playa Quemada route, a 1-hour Papagayo trip, or a 2-hour South Route toward Las Coloradas. Sergio, Adrian, Isaac, and the team provide clear instruction, safety support, wetsuits, lockers, and optional hotel pickup.
“It was a lot of fun! But you should definitely be able to speak English if u go!”
At Paracraft Lanzarote, you receive a safety briefing, life jacket, and operating instructions before riding a single or double jet ski around a four-buoy course. English and Spanish-speaking staff, including Simon, Frank, Jean Paul, Tomas, and Danny, help first-timers get comfortable. Choose 20 minutes for a quick thrill or 40 minutes for more time on the water.
“Very efficient, took some great pictures, Lovely bunch of lads”
Ride a two-seater jet ski for about 40 minutes along Lanzarote’s coast, passing Puerto Calero and reaching Playa Quemada. H2O Sports provides a life jacket, safety briefing, and close guidance in groups of up to eight. The jet ski costs $120.15 per group of one or two, with optional transport for €5 per person.
“Amazing trip ! All the guys are very friendly. Defo recommended. Brilliant photos too for just 20 euros for them all!”
Drive a two-seat or four-seat buggy through Lanzarote’s volcanic scenery, then share a 20-minute jet ski ride from Playa Chica. English- and Spanish-speaking guides lead the way, with Alex often praised for clear instruction and island tips. Bring closed shoes, warm layers, sunscreen, and a driving license.
“this was a great deal, unreal value for money! the buggy experience was really good and so was the jet ski. really happy with the guide and everyone was very friendly”
Drive your own jet ski from Marina Rubicón in Playa Blanca, with a guide leading a private group of up to four skis. In 40 minutes, you can see Papagayo Beaches, Pechiguera Lighthouse, and open Atlantic views. One or two people can share a ski, and photos and videos are available to buy afterward.
“Absolutely amazing experience! Everything was super well organized – no waiting around at all. As soon as we arrived at the meeting point, we were off. The jet skis were in perfect condition and clearly very well maintained. Our guide was really cool, friendly, and relaxed, which made the whole trip even more enjoyable. Highly recommended!”
Follow a guide boat from Puerto del Carmen along Lanzarote’s volcanic coast to Puerto Calero, Playa Quemada, and Papagayo. You can ride alone or share a jet ski for two, switching drivers during the outing. Expect a small group, an English-speaking experience, a life jacket, and a brief swim stop at Papagayo.
“Les jet-skis étaient super mais tout a mal commencé. Le moniteur refusait que mes enfants de 16 et 17 ans conduisent, il ne me croyait pas au sujet de leur âge. Je comprends bien qu'ils doivent s'en assurer, mais pourquoi attendre d'être en mer pour demander les cartes d'identité?? On ne les avait pas bien sûr, nos sacs étaient dans les bureaux. Il a finalement accepté, mais on aurait pu éviter ces discussions s'ils avaient demandé les cartes d'identité au bureau. On a reçu presque aucune explication du coup pour rattraper le temps perdu. Si vous avez des ados, pensez donc à montrer les cartes d'identité avant d'embarquer.”
At Playa Chica in Puerto del Carmen, you and a companion share a jet ski for a 20-minute ride around a marked offshore loop. Staff explain the controls and safety rules before departure, life jackets are supplied, and a supervising boat remains on the circuit. The route suits beginners, but only one person may drive.
“Magnifica experiencia y atención por su personal, para repetir. Todo según lo esperado, incluso algo más de tiempo de lo contratado.”
Meet at Playa Chica Beach for a 20-minute two-person jet ski circuit, followed by 10 minutes of boat-towed parasailing. The jet ski has one driver and one passenger, while you usually fly as a pair. Expect about 90 minutes overall, safety instructions, life jackets, and a shared parasailing boat.
“An amazing experience for me and my boyfriend! This was his Birthday surprise and he was sooo happy! Very friendly staff and a really nice atmosphere! Thank you very much!”
Take control of an individual jet ski from Playa Chica in Lanzarote and ride a broad, counterclockwise circuit for about 20 minutes. You’ll keep at least 50 meters from shore and 100 meters from other jet skis while a support boat watches the course. The activity is offered in English, with new or regularly renewed machines.
“Definitely recommend doing so! Friendly staff. Pics cost €20 for around 20+ (if getting photos transferred to your phone)”
Meet outside your accommodation, get fitted with a wetsuit and life jacket, then head by boat from the harbor to the open water. You will ride a jet ski for 40 minutes behind a guide’s speedboat, passing Playa Quemada and Puerto Calero. A two-person jet ski lets couples or friends share the experience, with a mid-ride change possible.
“It was so much fun, staff were so friendly & helpful. Communication was great 👍. This was our second back with the team. Will go nowhere else!!!!”
Set off from Playa Chica in Puerto del Carmen on a jet ski for one or two people. Your Spanish or English-speaking instructor leads a small group toward Quíquere ravine and Playa Quemada, with time for speed, sea views, and possible sightings of flying fish, turtles, or dolphins. Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and a shirt for under your life jacket.
Meet the Paracraft Lanzarote team at Playa Chica for a four-hour private adventure. After safety briefings, drive a two-hour buggy through Lanzarote’s volcanic terrain, share a 20-minute double jet ski ride, and finish with parasailing above the Atlantic. English and Spanish guides, including Alex, lead the activities.
“very adaptive with weather and timings to help you get the most out of the experiences. The only thing would be photo management at he watersports side. we saw them but were deleted before we got back from the buggy part. We only had the photos from the buggy experience.”
Take a 20-minute jet ski ride from Puerto del Carmen, passing Puerto Calero harbour with an instructor such as Isaac. You can ride alone or share one jet ski with another person. A life jacket, short wetsuit, and free locker are provided. The full visit lasts about 40 minutes, and the group limit is eight.
Pick a coastline and open the throttle.
