Long time visitor of Destin/Walton from Charlotte, NC but have never brought my own jetski down before. I would like to do that this time as to have our own jetskis with us to ride. How do I go about doing this? Is there a public launch for Jetskis or can I just drop it in the water from our buildings beach access? Please help! THANKS!
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Jetski - Sea Doo in Destin
- Thread starter cmspeer
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seagrovelover
little sugar
I don't have the answer but I wanted to say 
RiverOtter
got any pics?
cmspeer said:
I hear there are ramps on either end of the 331 bridge. If you own property, have a 4 wheel drive vehicle and obtain a drive on and launch permit, you could launch at Grayton Beach. 
BTW.... when you attempt this the 1st time I would like to be there to watch :laughing1
Kurt
Admin
If you are staying in Destin, there are plenty of places to launch and ride.
In SoWal, beach launching of jet skis is not allowed, unless you are the property owner and launching behind your own house. There are plenty of places to launch in the bay and bayous. Idle speed only in the bayous.
In SoWal, beach launching of jet skis is not allowed, unless you are the property owner and launching behind your own house. There are plenty of places to launch in the bay and bayous. Idle speed only in the bayous.
phdphay
Beach Fanatic
Yup, we brought down a few and launched them near the 331 bridge. It's not very convenient though due to the absence of amenities. Wish there were a marina nearby. We are currently looking for bay-access property so we can do boating activities there and beach activities at our 30-A house.
phdphay
Beach Fanatic
Unfortunately, if you're into SeaDoo's or boating, 30-A isn't convenient at this point in time. Kayaks are your best bet, and they're great exercise, I might add. You'll have to go to Destin or PC for power boating activities. That is, until our plans for development on the bay come to fruition. Unfortunately, our last visit to look at property on the bay felt like a "Deliverance" experience. My daughter and husband started humming the "Dueling Banjos" theme song. We were afraid that we city folks would get fried for lunch by the trailer occupants who were giving us the evil eye.