FAQ

Bellow are answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.

Whether you're a first-time attendee or a returning participant, this resource is designed to help you make the most of your experience and ensure you have all the information you need for a smooth and enjoyable journey.

What makes a jet boat different?

Jet boats use internal propulsion (no exposed propeller), allowing us to:

  • Operate safely in very shallow water
  • Access remote river systems and coastal zones
  • Reduce risk to marine wildlife and vegetation
Is it safe?

Yes. Safety is our top priority. Our operation is built around:

  • Professional-grade safety equipment (PFDs, VHF radio, GPS, satellite comms, etc.)
  • Highly trained operators with backgrounds in engineering, firefighting, and expedition logistics
  • Conservative decision-making based on weather and water conditions
What should I bring?

We recommend:

  • Weather-appropriate outdoor clothing (layers)
  • Waterproof jacket
  • Sunglasses & sunscreen
  • Camera or phone
  • Closed-toe footwear for land-based activities

We provide all essential safety gear.

Is there a minimum group size?
 Some tours require a minimum number of guests to operate. Private charters can run with small groups.
What makes Squamish Jetboat Journeys different from other operators?
  • Highly specialized jet boat access into remote waterways
  • Strong focus on safety, engineering, and expedition-level operations
  • Small-group, high-quality experiences instead of mass tourism
  • Strong background in adventure logistics, emergency response, and marine operations
  • Commitment to sustainability and respectful use of natural areas
What safety equipment is used?
Our vessel is equipped with state of the art equipment and we go above and beyond all Transport Canada Regulations. We have some of the best PFD's on the market, that have advanced safety features, and are also minimalistic, stylish, and very comfortable.
Who can participate?

 Anyone can join! Our tours are suitable for all experience levels - from first-time explorers to seasoned adventurers - making it easy for individuals, families, and groups to enjoy the water safely.