Yes, you can beach a jet ski, but do so carefully to avoid damaging the watercraft and to ensure safety.

Here are some tips on how to beach a jet ski properly…

• Choose a Suitable Beach – Select a beach area that is gently sloped and free from rocks, sharp objects, or debris that could damage the jet ski’s hull.
• Approach Slowly – Approach the beach slowly to reduce the risk of running aground or damaging the jet ski.
• Check Water Depth – Before beaching, check the water depth to ensure it is shallow enough for the jet ski’s hull to rest on the bottom without grounding safely.
• Turn Off the Engine – Once you’ve reached a suitable spot, turn off the engine to prevent accidental throttle engagement while beaching.
• Use the Tow Rope or Handle – Use the jet ski’s tow rope or handle to guide the watercraft onto the beach if available. Avoid dragging the jet ski across the sand or gravel.
• Anchor or Secure – Depending on the conditions, you may want to anchor the jet ski offshore if the water is deep enough or securely tie it to a dock or mooring if available.
• Watch for Tides – Be mindful of tides and water levels, as they can change and affect the jet ski’s position on the beach.
• Prepare for Departure – Before leaving the jet ski unattended, ensure it is securely beached and won’t be affected by rising tides or waves.

By following these steps, you can safely beach a jet ski without causing damage to the watercraft or the environment. Always consider environmental regulations and local rules regarding beaching and operating personal watercraft in the area you intend to visit.