Jet Ski · 10 ft · Up to 2 riders
A 10 ft Yamaha from the Rec Lite line: a light, uncomplicated WaveRunner with a three-cylinder TR-1 engine and mirrors on both sides.
The Yamaha EX Deluxe comes from Yamaha's Rec Lite line, the simplest and most affordable way into WaveRunners. At 10 ft 3 in it is shorter than the VX models, which makes it a natural fit for a first time on the water, a short spin for one rider or two friends who want the basics done well.
There are no screens or speakers to think about here: the EX Deluxe keeps everything to the handlebar, the throttle and a pair of mirrors. The long seat runs flat from the handlebar toward the stern, with room for a passenger behind the driver. Yamaha's TR-1, a three-cylinder four-stroke of 1,049 cc, powers it, and Yamaha rated the model for up to three people.
A half hour is plenty for a first lap and a few turns; an hour leaves time to swap seats and explore more of the bay. With a guide, choose one hour or two on a set route. Rates on the EX Deluxe run from $90 for half an hour to $150 for a full hour, with guided rides at $160 for one hour and $300 for two.
It belongs to the Rec Lite line rather than the Recreation series: the hull is shorter at 10 ft 3 in, and there is no screen or audio system. What you get is a light, simple WaveRunner with a three-cylinder TR-1 engine.
Yes. The driver sits at the handlebar and the passenger on the back half of the long seat. Yamaha rated the EX Deluxe for up to three riders, so a pair has enough room on the 10 ft hull.
Yes. Rec Lite is Yamaha's entry line, and with no screens or audio to manage, a beginner can focus on the throttle, the steering and the mirrors.
Yes. Put EX Deluxe in your request, and the advisor checks which operator has one free on your date.
Riders: 2
Length: 10 feet
Ride options: 30 min, 1 or 2 hours