Five operators now define the market with prices from 54 € to 150 €. At 54 €, Bigfoot water sport offers the entry level 24 min blast in Great Bay, while Fly Addiction Parasail charges 70 € for 40 min on the flat waters of Orient Bay. For those seeking more technical terrain, Jet Extreme Saint Martin at 85 € launches from the Simpson Bay Lagoon for a 55 min session rated occasionally sporty due to lagoon chop. CARAIBES WATERSPORTS sits at the top end with a 150 € guided excursion from Anse Marcel lasting 1h. Choose Great Bay for a quick budget hit or Anse Marcel if you want a guided route through the northern coastline coves.
Jet Ski Rental in Orient Bay, Saint Martin
At 54 €, Bigfoot water sport provides the lowest entry price for a high speed session in Great Bay.
Jet Ski Excursion in Saint Martin from the Simpson Bay Lagoon
The 70 € session with Fly Addiction Parasail at Orient Bay is rated 'Everybody welcome' and includes briefings in 4 languages.
Guided jet ski excursion in Saint-Martin from Anse Marcel
The 85 € excursion from Jet Extreme Saint Martin is the only one rated 'Occasionally sporty', navigating the complex waters of the Simpson Bay Lagoon.
Guided jet ski excursion in Saint-Martin from Anse Marcel
CARAIBES WATERSPORTS offers a 150 € guided tour from the secluded Anse Marcel for those who prefer a structured route.
Rental speeds depend on the model and the operator's rules for the zone. On open water at Orient Bay or around Anse Marcel, you're typically riding at speeds that generate real adrenaline, but exact top speeds aren't published by these operators. Ask at check-in what's allowed in the navigation area.
Fly Addiction Parasail and CARAIBES WATERSPORTS both list 'Everybody welcome', so zero experience is fine. Jet Extreme Saint Martin is rated 'occasionally sporty', meaning some physical engagement is expected, especially on longer sessions in the lagoon chop.
Jet Extreme Saint Martin offers a 55 min session departing from the Simpson Bay Lagoon, which connects to open Atlantic and Caribbean water. The CARAIBES WATERSPORTS guided excursion from Anse Marcel runs for 1h with a route along the northern coastline.
Crossing the open stretch between Orient Bay and the offshore cays is where swells pick up and the ride gets physical. On a session with Jet Extreme, rounding the northern tip of the island into Atlantic chop is the high point most riders mention.
Season runs June through September. Morning departures before 10am give you calmer water and less boat traffic around Orient Bay and Anse Marcel. By early afternoon, Caribbean trade winds tend to pick up and chop increases.
| Month | Temperature | Rainfall | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 24.1°C | 40.6 mm | Peak |
| February | 23.9°C | 20.4 mm | Peak |
| March | 23.8°C | 24.9 mm | Peak |
| April | 24.2°C | 36.6 mm | Peak |
| May | 25.3°C | 64.1 mm | Peak |
| June | 26.1°C | 69 mm | Peak |
| July | 26.4°C | 50.3 mm | Peak |
| August | 26.7°C | 64.1 mm | Peak |
| September | 26.6°C | 98.6 mm | Peak |
| October | 26.3°C | 101.1 mm | Good |
| November | 25.6°C | 97.6 mm | Peak |
| December | 24.7°C | 52.4 mm | Peak |
Equipment
Wear a swimsuit and secure it tightly before you ride. All operators provide life jackets. Bring water shoes or old sneakers for boarding, and apply water-resistant sunscreen before you arrive. Sessions range from 24 min to 1h, so a rash guard is worth it for sun protection.
Getting there
The departure points are spread across the island: Fly Addiction Parasail is at Orient Bay on the French east coast, Jet Extreme Saint Martin operates from Baie Nettle near Marigot, and CARAIBES WATERSPORTS is based at Anse Marcel beach in the north. Princess Juliana International Airport (SXM) on the Dutch side is the main entry point, roughly 15 to 30 min by taxi from each operator.
Updated March 2026