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Jet skiing locations, Abu Dhabi

Jet skiing in Abu Dhabi takes your day from chilled-out to turbocharged in seconds. One squeeze of the throttle sends you speeding across the Arabian Gulf, the engine roaring and sea-spray filling the air. You’ll see Abu Dhabi from a whole new angle as you zoom past silhouettes of skyscrapers, bouncing through your own wake. No long learning curve. No complicated gear. Just a quick briefing and a fitted life vest, and you’re ready to go.

You might chart a skyline-backed course along the Corniche and Mina Zayed, or opt for an open-water ride around Yas Island and Al Bateen – there’s no lack of must-see attractions to view from your personal front-row seat. Abu Dhabi’s sea is made for first-time riders and seasoned thrill-seekers, so you can test the limits or simply take in the view. It’s your ride at your pace.

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FAQs about jet skiing in Abu Dhabi

Jet ski prices in Abu Dhabi typically start from around AED 200–300 for a 30-minute session, with longer rides and guided tours ranging up to AED 600 or more depending on the duration and location. Prices usually include equipment rental, safety gear and a short briefing. Some operators also offer packages for group rides or extended adventures.

Yes, jet skiing is a popular watersport across the UAE, and Abu Dhabi is one of the best places to try it. Calm seas and well-regulated watersports operators make it an ideal destination for both beginners and experienced riders. Jet skis are available for hire at licensed centres in major waterfront areas – check the map above to see all locations.

Riders must be at least 18 years old to operate a jet ski alone. Teens aged 14–17 can ride only under the supervision of a licensed adult. All PWCs must be registered and clearly marked with a visible identification number as per Abu Dhabi Maritime’s Personal Watercraft Handbook.

Yes. Jet skis must stay within one nautical mile of the shore, avoid marine protected areas and maintain at least 60 metres from swimmers and 30 metres from other boats. They may only be used from sunrise to sunset.