Jet Skiing · Malta

Jet Skiing · Malta

12 offers 10€ – 205€ 4.6 (1197 reviews) Verified March 2026
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How to choose

12 jet ski options in Malta now range from 10 € to 205 €. The gap comes down to format: Outdoor Explorers Malta offers a straight rental in Mellieħa for 10 € (40 min), giving you full control on open water with no guide. Sensi Watersports Malta runs a 1h rental in St Thomas Bay at 55 €, a solid mid-range pick for exploring the southeast coast. At 119 €, Outdoor Explorers Malta provides a 1.5h guided excursion to Comino and the Blue Lagoon, while Robert Arrigo & Sons Limited offers a premium 90 min safari for 205 €. If raw throttle time is the goal, go for the 10 € entry. If you want a destination and a story to tell, the Blue Lagoon or southern safari runs justify the premium.

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Jet Ski Rental in Mellieha, Malta
10€See offer
From St Julian S Jet Ski Rental in St George S Bay4.3 (152)
40€See offer
Jet Ski Rental in St Thomas Bay, Malta
55€See offer
Jet Ski Rental3.8 (37)
55€See offer
Malta Private Jet Ski Experience4.5 (246)
65€See offer
Malta 30 Minutes Jet Ski Rental Hire No License Needed4.7 (58)
75€See offer
Mellieha Jet Ski Rental with Safety Boat4.8 (367)
80€See offer
Jet-ski Excursion to Comino and the Blue Lagoon from Mellieha, Malta
119€See offer

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need experience to ride a jet ski in Malta?

No prior experience is required for these 12 options. The Comino excursion is explicitly rated 'Everybody welcome,' and the standalone rentals in Mellieħa and St Thomas Bay are rated 'Occasionally sporty,' meaning basic coordination is enough. A short briefing on the water is standard before departure.

What's the most intense jet ski option in Malta?

The open-water rentals in Mellieħa and St Thomas Bay give you the most unstructured throttle time. For the highest speed over distance, the 90 min safari from St Julian's at 205 € covers the southern coast. The Comino excursion covers 1.5h but follows a guided route to manage safety.

When is the best time to jet ski in Malta?

The season runs from June to September, when the sea is calm and water temperatures are at their warmest. July and August see the highest demand, so book in advance if you're targeting those months.

What's the difference between the Blue Lagoon excursion and a basic rental?

The Blue Lagoon excursion (119 €, 1.5h) takes you from Mellieħa to Comino Island with a guide setting the route. The basic rentals (10 € to 80 €) are self-directed: you ride within a defined area at your own pace, with no destination included.

Is jet skiing in Malta physically demanding?

All tours are rated either 'Occasionally sporty' or 'Everybody welcome,' so no significant fitness level is needed. Gripping the handlebars and absorbing wave impact works your core and arms, especially at higher speeds, but it's manageable for most people.

Best time to go

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MonthTemperatureRainfallConditions
January14.5°C45.9 mmGood
February14.5°C24.3 mmGood
March14.5°C29.7 mmGood
April16.3°C14.1 mmPeak
May19.3°C6.2 mmPeak
June22.9°C4.1 mmPeak
July26.1°C2.6 mmPeak
August27.1°C0.9 mmPeak
September25.3°C26.1 mmPeak
October22.4°C59.8 mmPeak
November19.4°C48.8 mmPeak
December15°C79.4 mmGood
PeakGoodPossiblePoorOff seasonApril

Practical info

Equipment

Wear a swimsuit and bring a change of clothes: you will get wet, especially at speed. Sunscreen, a secure water bottle and UV-protective sunglasses with a strap are essential for the June-to-September season, when sun exposure on the water is intense.

Getting there

All meetingpoints are reachable by car from Valletta in under 45 minutes: Outdoor Explorers Malta meets at Cirkewwa Café in Mellieħa (north tip of the island), while Sensi Watersports Malta is based at St Thomas Bay in Marsaskala on the southeast coast.

Coordinates : 35.9435°N, 14.4083°E

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Updated March 2026