REVIEWED · MALTA JET SKI TOURS
The 10 best malta 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.
Ride a new Sea-Doo GTX 130 or GTX Pro from Mellieha toward the waters between northern Malta and southern Comino. You get a safety briefing, life jacket, fuel, and a safety boat. The $94 price covers one jet ski for up to two people, with guides such as Abdi, Augustino, Kevin, and Shamison praised for friendly help.
“It was really fun, the instructions were very clear and I could enjoy driving with the Jet Ski!”
Take a 30-minute Seadoo jet ski ride from St Thomas Bay with Sensi Watersports. After a safety briefing, you head along the Marsaskala coast toward St Peter’s Pool, Sea Caves Cliffs, and the Hidden Windows. José and other instructors help first-timers get started, but you should be ready to ride independently once you reach open water.
“Awesome. Relaxing, empowering. Freeing :) Miguel is an experienced and patient guide. Thank you”
Meet the English-speaking team near Cirkewwa Cafe, beside the large Jet Ski Rental sign. After a safety briefing and life jacket fitting, ride a 2024 jet ski across Malta’s clear coastal waters. The $31 price covers one rider for 10 minutes, with a passenger option for €10 extra and longer sessions available.
“The Best 10/10 from start to finish couldn’t fault the guys brilliant service A++++ good value for money”
From Marfa Bay, you ride a 2024 or 2025 Sea-Doo around Comino with a guide such as Kevin or Paul. Expect safety training, caves, Elephant Rock, the Blue and Crystal Lagoons, a swim stop, fuel, photos, and room for one passenger.
“We had an amazing time on the jet ski! Everything was very well organized and a lot of fun, amazing staff, we loved the young captain! The ride was exciting, and we even got refreshing soft drinks during the stop at the Crystal Lagoon, which was a really nice touch. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a great experience on the water!”
Meet your English-speaking instructor near Cirkewwa, then ride a modern jet ski around Comino and the southern coast of Gozo. You’ll see the Blue and Crystal Lagoons, Santa Marija Bay, caves, and quiet coves. Beginners are welcome, no license is needed, and summer departures may include a short swim stop.
“I loved the tour and appreciated the tour guide. It was a really good experience!”
Meet at the jetty behind Verdi St. George’s Bay Marina Hotel for a self-drive jet ski ride across St. George’s Bay. An English-speaking instructor explains controls and sea rules before you ride solo or with a passenger. Rentals run from 15 minutes to one hour, with life jackets, fuel, and insurance included.
Meet your English-speaking instructor beside the Cirkewwa Port Cafe for a 30-minute ride on a new Yamaha VX or Seadoo GTX. You need no license or previous experience. After a safety briefing, you’ll ride through the clear channel between Malta and Comino in a small group of up to nine, with fuel, life jackets, GPS, and port fees included.
“Lots of space to roam freely, was a blast 10/10 recommend.”
Meet the multilingual Sun & Fun Water Sports team at St George’s Bay, receive a safety briefing, then ride a single or double jet ski within the marked area. No previous experience is required. Drivers must be 18 or older, and a €100 cash deposit applies to one-hour rentals.
“A little more direction as where the distance limits were would have made me feel more comfortable but other than that it was good.”
Set off from St. Julian’s at 10:00 AM for a small-group jet ski ride toward Valletta Grand Harbour, Marsascala, Delimara, and il-Ħofriet. You get your own jet ski, a life jacket, fuel, insurance, and an English-speaking instructor. Guide Harry has earned praise for his lively style. Bring ID, swimwear, a towel, and €100 cash for the security deposit.
Meet Matthew at Hondoq Bay Kiosk for a safety briefing, snorkeling gear, and a 45-minute ride toward Comino. With two people per jet ski and groups capped at four, you can visit the Blue Lagoon and Crystal Lagoon, swim near sea caves, feed fish, and receive photos. Guides speak English, Italian, and Maltese.
Pick a coastline and open the throttle.
