Location

Stag Watersports Jetski Hire is located on Estuary Road, Dawesville, approximately 14km's from Mandurah City Centre. It has a BBQ area, picnic area, man made beaches, children's playground, boat ramp, parklands and deli within close vicinity.

The pristine waters of the Harvey Estuary not only offer a biodiversity of fauna & wildlife to view, but also provide an ideal location to have fun on the water. The estuary is often smooth when the ocean is rough, this makes for a more enjoyable Jet Ski experience.

Map

Directions

1: Follow the main road heading South from Mandurah towards Bunbury.
2: Go over the Port Bouvard Bridge and take first left into Estuary Road.
3: Go down the hill and follow the road around to the right and we are on the waters edge
     just opposite Avon Court, before the children's playground and boat ramp.

Operating Conditions/Rules and Regulations

These rules and regulations are for your safety.
We want you to enjoy the experience and hopefully come back to see us again.

1: All hirer/drivers must be at least 17 years of age, passengers of course, can be any age
    at parents or guardian's discretion and responsibility
2: All Jet Skis must stay within the allocated area at all times
3: All Jet Ski drivers and passengers must wear a regulation life jacket, which we will provide
4: All Jet Ski hirers may be requested to submit their driving license before they take to the water
5: All Jet Skis must travel in a clockwise direction unless instructed to do otherwise during the briefing
6: All Jet Ski drivers must sign a form to state that they agree to abide by the rules and conditions of hire.
7: By signing the form, drivers agree to pay for any damage to the Jet Ski
8: No Jet Ski driver or passenger to consume alcohol or non-prescription drugs prior to
    or during the use of the facilities provided by Stag Watersports Jet Ski Hire

There are no exceptions to the above.
We are bound by the terms of our operating license and insurance.
We thank you for your co-operation.

Dependency on Tides

The location is very safe and the estuary is generally calm when the ocean may be choppy. However, low tidal levels affect the area of operation, as it is very shallow.

Depending on the height of the tide and the time of the day, this may mean a short walk to where the water level is high enough for safe launch and retrieval. There are no rocks and the bottom is sandy all of the way out to your Jet Ski.

On rare occasions, we may feel that the water level is unacceptably low and the risk of the Jet Skis ingesting sand is too high. In these circumstances, we will cease operations. If an early morning low tide makes operating unacceptable, we may start later in the day.

Please give us a call on 0404 463 511 before making a special journey.