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Top 3 Jet Skis Tours in Los Angeles

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These are the 3 jet skis tours we rate highest, top of the list down: what it costs, how long it takes, and who it is really for. Number one is there for a reason.

Jetski Adventure: Guided Trip from Long Beach to Catalina Island

Jetski Adventure: Guided Trip from Long Beach to Catalina Island - Getting to the meeting point before 8:00 am

1.Jetski Adventure: Guided Trip from Long Beach to Catalina Island

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 7 reviews · 6 hours (approx.) · from $640Our pick

A guided Seadoo jet ski day from Long Beach to Avalon, Catalina—dock-to-dock riding, wildlife sightings, and 3 hours on land.

“We went August 23 and saw no dolphins or whales. This was an EXTREME experience and I would say it was not beginner friendly and not friendly for anyone who isn’t fit, prepared to deal with harsh elements, and adequately dressed (jet ski gloves, eye protection, and a full body rashguard with shorts—at the minimum). Upon our return many people (myself included) had bloodshot and sunburned eyes (despite wearing sunglasses the entire time), shivering / chattering teeth from cold, and blisters on hands. Be prepared!!!”

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Long Beach: 2-Hour Guided Jet Ski Coastal Tour

Long Beach: 2-Hour Guided Jet Ski Coastal Tour - The 10-minute safety briefing: short, clear, and worth the effort

Guided Two hours Jetski Coastal Tour

Guided Two hours Jetski Coastal Tour - Riding the coastline: from Palos Verdes to Huntington Pier waters

3.Guided Two hours Jetski Coastal Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $335Top rated

Two-hour guided jet ski along Long Beach coast with dolphins and big views from Palos Verdes to Huntington Pier.

“Been wanting to ride a jetski again and came across this tour. I did the two hour coastal tour, which they basically keep you close to the coastline which is nice. Though kinda woulda liked to have gone to the open ocean a bit more. We did see some dolphins in the harbor so that was cool. They just give you a short briefing in the controls of the jetski and to stay a good distance from other jetskis and boats. The rest is use common knowledge. 20 mph was comfy and 30+ mph was fast. The waves can get rough so be prepared. We went up to the entrance…”

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