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Throttle up at Newhaven Marina and race the English Channel toward the white walls of the Seven Sisters. This 90‑minute jet ski safari pairs coastal speed with wildlife spotting and a close-up look at one of England’s most dramatic shorelines.
Throttle up at Newhaven Marina and race the English Channel toward the white walls of the Seven Sisters. This 90‑minute jet ski safari pairs coastal speed with wildlife spotting and a close-up look at one of England’s most dramatic shorelines.
You push off from Newhaven Marina and the channel takes you—salt in the air, spray cutting the sun on your face, a low engine hum beneath your hands. Ahead, the Seven Sisters rise white and abrupt above the sea; gulls wheel and the wind seems to dare you to go faster. The guide sets the pace, and the jet ski responds, carving through chop as shoreline features flash by: small bays, shingle beaches, and old smuggling coves.
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Operated by Maverick Boat Adventures · Newhaven, East Sussex
You push off from Newhaven Marina and the channel takes you—salt in the air, spray cutting the sun on your face, a low engine hum beneath your hands. Ahead, the Seven Sisters rise white and abrupt above the sea; gulls wheel and the wind seems to dare you to go faster. The guide sets the pace, and the jet ski responds, carving through chop as shoreline features flash by: small bays, shingle beaches, and old smuggling coves.
The cliffs are Cretaceous chalk—soft, white rock streaked with flint bands—shaped by tides and storms for millennia. This stretch of East Sussex carries a practical human history too: smugglers once used hidden inlets and moonlit beaches, and wartime defenses still dot the headlands. Today the Seven Sisters Country Park protects the cliff tops while the marine edge remains dynamic and exposed.
On a 90‑minute safari you’ll trace the coastline between Newhaven and the Seven Sisters, watching for seals, dolphins, and a chorus of seabirds. The experience is thrilling but straightforward: the operator provides wetsuits and lifejackets, and requires drivers to be 21+ with passengers 12+. Be prepared for wind, tidal currents and choppy water—routes can change for safety and weather. Arrive early, dress in layers, clip sunglasses to a retainer, and leave valuables ashore or in a waterproof case. If you fall in, you must be able to swim and remount the ski—this is not a gentle boat cruise but an active, exposed ride that rewards confidence and basic fitness.
Drivers must be 21 or older; passengers can be 12+. One booking covers one jet ski with up to two people.
The operator may cancel for safety due to wind, swell, or poor visibility—full refund available if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure per policy.
Yes, wetsuits and lifejackets are provided and required for all participants.
No formal certification is needed, but riders must be confident in the water, able to swim, and physically able to remount a jet ski after a fall.
Maverick Boat Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You push off from Newhaven Marina and the channel takes you—salt in the air, spray cutting the sun on your face, a low engine hum beneath your hands. Ahead, the Seven Sisters rise white and abrupt above the sea; gulls wheel and the wind seems to dare you to go faster. The guide sets the pace, and the jet ski responds, carving through chop as shoreline features flash by: small bays, shingle beaches, and old smuggling coves.
You push off from Newhaven Marina and the channel takes you—salt in the air, spray cutting the sun on your face, a low engine hum beneath your hands. Ahead, the Seven Sisters rise white and abrupt above the sea; gulls wheel and the wind seems to dare you to go faster. The guide sets the pace, and the jet ski responds, carving through chop as shoreline features flash by: small bays, shingle beaches, and old smuggling coves.
The cliffs are Cretaceous chalk—soft, white rock streaked with flint bands—shaped by tides and storms for millennia. This stretch of East Sussex carries a practical human history too: smugglers once used hidden inlets and moonlit beaches, and wartime defenses still dot the headlands. Today the Seven Sisters Country Park protects the cliff tops while the marine edge remains dynamic and exposed.
On a 90‑minute safari you’ll trace the coastline between Newhaven and the Seven Sisters, watching for seals, dolphins, and a chorus of seabirds. The experience is thrilling but straightforward: the operator provides wetsuits and lifejackets, and requires drivers to be 21+ with passengers 12+. Be prepared for wind, tidal currents and choppy water—routes can change for safety and weather. Arrive early, dress in layers, clip sunglasses to a retainer, and leave valuables ashore or in a waterproof case. If you fall in, you must be able to swim and remount the ski—this is not a gentle boat cruise but an active, exposed ride that rewards confidence and basic fitness.