Yes, you almost always get wet when riding a jet ski.

Here are several reasons why…

• Spray and Splashes
  • Jet skis create a lot of water spray and splashes as they move through the water. This spray can easily reach the rider.
• Wave Interaction
  • Riding over waves, especially at higher speeds, can cause significant splashing. Larger waves or choppy waters will result in more water coming aboard.
• Turns and Maneuvers
  • Sharp turns, jumps, and other maneuvers increase the likelihood of getting wet. These actions can throw water up and over the jet ski.
• Falling Off
  • There’s always the possibility of falling off the jet ski, especially for beginners or during aggressive riding. Even experienced riders may fall into the water occasionally.
• Design
  • Jet skis are designed for fun and excitement, which usually involves getting wet. Unlike boats, they are not designed to keep the rider completely dry.

While you might stay relatively dry in calm conditions and at low speeds, it’s generally safe to expect to get wet when riding a jet ski. Wearing appropriate gear, such as a wetsuit or waterproof clothing, can help make the experience more comfortable.