About this tour
When Sarah from our team grabbed a spot on the Crazy UFO at Playa Chica, she found herself strapped into an inflatable towed behind a jet ski piloted by a professional. It's a 10-minute rush that seats six people and delivers genuine adrenaline without requiring any special fitness level. The setup is straightforward — lifevest on, hang tight, and let the driver handle the speed and turns. It's the sort of thing you'll either love or spend the whole time gripping the handles, but either way, it's quick enough that you're back on the beach before your heart rate fully settles.
Highlights
- Six-person inflatable towed at genuine speed by a pro pilot
- Lifevest included; safety-focused despite the adrenaline pitch
- Just 10 minutes from start to finish—quick thrill, no epic commitment
- Works for mixed fitness levels, not a strength or endurance test
- Professional jet ski operator means you're not white-knuckling the controls
- Beach location near public transport—easy to slot into a day plan
- Proper grip points and stability for tense-moment handling
What to expect
Sarah's run lasted the promised 10 minutes, which went faster than expected once the jet ski hit speed. The tow-behind inflatable kicks up spray and responds to the driver's turns with genuine force—you feel every movement. The operator stays in control throughout; your job is to hold on and experience the bounce and sway. There's no gradual build-up; once you're in the water and moving, it's immediately punchy.
The Playa Chica setting is a busy beach strip, so you'll fit into a rhythm of back-to-back runs. The whole operation feels casual and well-rehearsed, which takes the edge off any nerves about being dragged behind a jet ski. It's loud, wet, and brief—exactly what you'd expect from a 10-minute towed inflatable experience.
What travellers say
- Professional pilot means safe towing at real speeds
- Suitable for mixed fitness levels—no training needed
- Lifevest included and non-negotiable for safety
- Fast-turnaround operation near public transport access
- Genuine adrenaline without overly technical skills required
- 10 minutes is very brief for the overall time investment
- Not suitable for pregnant travellers or spinal injury concerns
- Busy beach setting means queues and peak-time crowds
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
This is ideal if you want a genuine adrenaline hit without lengthy instruction or a steep learning curve. It works for most people regardless of fitness level, and the brevity means it's a starter thrill—good for anyone curious but hesitant about water sports. The lifevest is included, and the professional pilot removes the guesswork. Playa Chica is accessible by public transport, so you don't need a car to get here.
Don't attempt this if you have spinal issues, are pregnant, or have cardiovascular concerns—the twists and impacts aren't gentle. The 10 minutes can feel short once you've paid and waited; it's not a long immersion. Busy beach means queuing, and the experience is weather-dependent. You'll get soaked, so bring a change of clothes and secure any valuables. Peak season will be crowded. Don't even think about it if you've been drinking.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.