Beaching a jet ski involves safely maneuvering it onto a beach or shoreline.

Here’s how you can beach a jet ski…

• Approach Slowly – Approach the beach or shoreline to assess the area and plan your strategy.
• Check for Obstacles – Look for rocks, debris, or shallow areas that could damage the jet ski or cause it to get stuck.
• Turn Towards Shore – When ready to beach the jet ski, turn it toward shore at a shallow angle. Avoid approaching the shore head-on or at a steep angle.
• Reduce Speed – Gradually reduce your speed as you approach the beach. You want to glide gently onto the shore rather than hitting it with speed.
• Use Reverse – If your jet ski has reverse, use it to help maneuver closer to the beach. This can help control your approach and positioning.
• Watch Depth – Pay attention to the water depth as you approach. You want to beach the jet ski in shallow enough water to step off onto the beach comfortably.
• Power Off – Once the jet ski is close enough to the beach and in shallow water, turn off the engine to prevent it from sucking in sand or debris.
• Step Off Carefully – Step off the jet ski carefully onto the beach or shoreline, avoiding any sudden movements that could destabilize the jet ski.
• Secure the Jet Ski – Depending on the beach and conditions, you may want to anchor or secure the jet ski to prevent it from drifting away with the tide.
• Monitor Tide – Be aware of the tide if you plan to leave the jet ski on the beach for an extended period. Ensure it won’t get stranded or damaged by rising water levels.
• Prepare for Departure – When you’re ready to leave, push the jet ski back into the water and start the engine in deeper water to avoid sand or debris entering the intake.

Beaching a jet ski safely requires careful planning, control of speed and angle, and awareness of the surroundings to avoid damage to the jet ski or injury to yourself.