Jet Skiing · Bora Bora

Jet Skiing · Bora Bora

4 offers 225€ – 409.78€ 4.9 (15 reviews) Verified March 2026
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How to choose

Jet ski tours in the Bora Bora lagoon run from 225 € to 409.78 €, with durations ranging from 2h to a full day. Two clear categories: short rides (2h to 2.5h) at 225,273.19 € for riders who want pure speed across turquoise water, and combo excursions (6h to full day) at 347.77,409.78 € pairing jet skiing with snorkeling and eco-safari stops. Physical level is low across the board, with three tours rated "Occasionally sporty" and one open to everyone. All 4 operators speak English, French and Tahitian, so language is never a barrier. Pick a short tour if throttle time is the priority. Pick a full-day combo if you want the lagoon experience beyond the rush.

4 offers available

Best value
Jet ski tour in the lagoon of Bora Bora5.0 (5)
225€See offer
Top rated
Guided Jet Ski Tour on the Bora Bora Lagoon5.0 (8)
273.19€See offer
Snorkeling and jet ski excursion on the lagoon of Bora Bora5.0 (1)
347.77€See offer
Combined Jet Ski and Eco-Safari Excursion with Snorkelling in the Bora Bora Lagoon4.0 (1)
409.78€See offer

Our picks

Best value

Jet ski tour in the lagoon of Bora Bora

At 225 €, the Bora Bora Activities Center 2h tour is the lowest entry point for lagoon jet skiing, with hotel pickup included.

225 €See offer

Best for pure rush

Guided Jet Ski Tour on the Bora Bora Lagoon

Moana Adventure Tours' 2.5h guided tour at 273.19 € maximizes throttle time without the pace breaks of a combo excursion.

273.19 €See offer

Best full-day experience

Combined Jet Ski and Eco-Safari Excursion with Snorkelling in the Bora Bora Lagoon

At 409.78 €, Moana Adventure Tours' combined jet ski, eco-safari and snorkeling full-day tour covers the lagoon from every angle.

409.78 €See offer

Best for families

Snorkeling and jet ski excursion on the lagoon of Bora Bora

Lagoon Service Bora Bora's 6h-to-full-day snorkeling and jet ski combo is the only tour rated 'Everybody welcome', at 347.77 €.

347.77 €See offer

Frequently asked questions

What's the most intense moment on a jet ski in Bora Bora?
Hitting open water outside the reef at full throttle. The lagoon's flat sections let you push speed hard before reef channels force you to slow down and navigate.
Do you need previous jet ski experience?
No. Every tour in this selection is rated 'Occasionally sporty' or lower, and guides give a briefing before departure. First-timers regularly join without issues.
Can two people ride on one jet ski?
Most operators allow a passenger behind the driver. Confirm with your specific operator at booking since weight limits apply and only one person controls the throttle.
What's the best time of year to book?
Season runs June through September. July and August are peak months with the most stable, dry conditions in Bora Bora, so book those weeks at least 2,3 weeks in advance.
Is the lagoon water rough or calm?
The Bora Bora lagoon is a protected barrier reef system, so chop is minimal compared to open ocean. Conditions are generally smooth, especially in the morning before trade winds pick up.
How does pickup work if I'm staying on a motu?
Moana Adventure Tours picks up from both the main island and outer motu hotels. Cruise ship passengers can board directly at the Vaitāpē pier. Confirm your exact location at booking.

Practical info

Season

June – September

Equipment

Wear a rash guard or quick-dry swimwear and apply waterproof sunscreen before departure. Tours run 2h to a full day on open water in Bora Bora, so bring polarized sunglasses with a retention strap and secure any valuables before hitting the throttle.

Getting there

All operators offer direct hotel pickup across Bora Bora's main island and motu accommodations. Cruise ship passengers can meet Moana Adventure Tours directly at the Vaitāpē pier.

See also

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Updated on 3 March 2026