Q: Do I need a diving license?

Only for certified dives. “Intro” or “try” dives are guided one-on-one or small-group experiences with surface-level training and medical screening.

Question 1

I’m a non-swimmer. What can I book?

Accepted Answer

Glass-bottom boats, yacht cruises, and many marina cruises are fine for non-swimmers. Most towables require only a life jacket and a brief safety talk. Snorkeling is possible with a life jacket in calm areas; guided intro dives don&rsquo;t require a license but do require comfort with water entry.

Question 2

Do I need a diving license?

Accepted Answer

Only for certified dives. &ldquo;Intro&rdquo; or &ldquo;try&rdquo; dives are guided one-on-one or small-group experiences with surface-level training and medical screening.

Question 3

Are age limits different by activity?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Typical patterns: towables and glass-bottom boats accept young kids with an adult; parasailing, jet ski driving, and self-drive boats have higher age/ID rules. Always check the specific product page before booking.

Question 4

Jet ski rules—can two people ride?

Accepted Answer

Usually yes (driver + passenger). Drivers generally must be adults with valid ID; passengers can be minors if weight/balance rules allow. Exact ages and weight limits vary by operator.

Question 5

Jet ski rules—can two people ride?

Accepted Answer

Usually yes (driver + passenger). Drivers generally must be adults with valid ID; passengers can be minors if weight/balance rules allow. Exact ages and weight limits vary by operator.

Question 6

Parasailing—solo or tandem?

Accepted Answer