Jet Skiing · Cousteau Reserve

Jet Skiing · Cousteau Reserve

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The essentials

Iron Jet runs one jet ski tour around the Cousteau Reserve, starting at 80 € per person. Sessions range from 30 minutes to a half-day, so pick your duration based on how long you want to stay on the water. The operator welcomes everyone regardless of experience, which makes this a solid first-time option. Book ahead in peak season (June,September) as slots on this protected stretch of Guadeloupe's west coast fill fast.

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Jet ski tour around the Cousteau Reserve in Guadeloupe

Jet ski tour around the Cousteau Reserve in Guadeloupe

5.0 (2 reviews)

Frequently asked questions

How intense is jet skiing around the Cousteau Reserve?
You control the intensity. At full throttle on open water, a jet ski can hit speeds that make the ride genuinely physical. Stick close to the reserve for a slower, more scenic pass, or push it on the open stretches for the real rush.
Do I need prior jet ski experience?
No. Iron Jet explicitly welcomes everybody, regardless of experience level. A briefing is standard before you head out on the water.
What is the most intense moment of the tour?
Accelerating out of Malendure Bay onto open water is where the adrenaline spikes. The contrast between the calm reef zone and the exposed Atlantic swells makes the speed feel sharper.
Is the Cousteau Reserve protected, and does that affect the ride?
Yes, the Cousteau Reserve is a marine protected area. Speeds are restricted near the reef to preserve the ecosystem, so the high-intensity stretches happen on the open water sections of the route.

Practical info

Season

June – September

Equipment

Wear a swimsuit and bring a change of clothes since you will get wet regardless of the session length. Secure sunglasses with a strap, apply waterproof sunscreen before departure, and leave valuables ashore.

Getting there

Head to the Iron Jet base at the beach of Malendure, Bouillante, 97125, Guadeloupe, accessible by car from Pointe-à-Pitre in roughly 45 minutes via the Route Nationale 1.

See also

Other activities in Cousteau Reserve

Updated on 3 March 2026