HARBOUR CRUISES · SPEEDBOAT & JET BOAT RIDES
Thirty minutes, a lot of spray and a driver who does the spins on purpose. The 7 below are compared on ride length, whether you will get soaked and the minimum age each operator sets.
Review of Sydney’s 30-minute Thunder Twist jet boat ride, with harbour sights, spins, safety tips, pricing, wet-weather advice, and booking guidance.
“Great fun! Staff were kind and helpful. Great way to see the harbor sites while having a blast! Highly recommend!”
Drive your own F13 speedboat around San Diego Harbor, passing the USS Midway, sea lions, Coronado Bridge, and historic ships.
“Some technical difficulties had us start 30 minutes late. Otherwise the host was great and tour was fun.”
Review of Destin’s shaded 14-person speedboat cruise, with dolphin sightings, Gulf views, family tips, pricing, and practical booking advice.
“We had a blast the weather was not great but we found the dolphins and everyone was super friendly!! Highly recommend😊”
Review of Sydney’s 30-minute jet boat ride, with Opera House views, 270-degree spins, practical tips, safety details, and value advice.
“A total blast!!! The boat ride was so much fun and was a great way to see the sights. Highly recommend!”
Ride a military-style speedboat around New York Harbor for Statue of Liberty photos, skyline views, live history, and fast-paced fun.
“V experienced captain - u feel safe in her hand - 10/10”
Take the wheel on Sydney Harbour in a guided red speedboat tour past the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, islands, beaches, and naval sights.
“Had an absolutely great time! Great way to get up and personal with some waves in the Sydney harbour. Tour guide was really nice and approachable, made you feel at ease and confident before heading out. Highly recommend this to anyone even if you’re a local.”
Ride Auckland’s Waitemata Harbour by jet boat with fast spins, harbour views, and a close look at the Harbour Bridge.
“This was an easy access activity with lots of water splashing. Great for kids of all ages. The meeting point is Z pier as advertised except, there’s no signage.”
An hour with a guide, a table with a menu, or a fare on the working ferry.
