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HydroBike is the worldwide premier water bike. The Hydrobike is the ultimate in human powered watercraft. With little effort you can cruise at 5 miles per hour. They can easily be ridden in even the windiest and waviest conditions. They are virtually impossible to tip over and they are GREAT for fishing.
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A water bike is capable of holding a 300 pound person without tipping. Everyone of all shapes and sizes can join in the fun!
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Average speed is 4-6 mph, but it can go up to 10 mph. You can cover a lot of ground in a short period of time with one of these awesome water bikes!
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Any comfortable clothing, maybe a light jacket for cooler days. You should not get wet except on days with rough water, and then only your feet would get wet. Most days you will remain completely dry unless you choose to hop off and take a swim 🙂
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You can take one of our water bikes just about anywhere in our local area and be completely safe.
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Very stable, it should not tip over when the rider is standing or sitting on the water bike. It’s also stable in high waves and swells but in case you tip, it is easy to get back on.
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Most children ages 8 and up are able to ride themselves, as long as they are able to reach the pedals. The console is not to be used as a seat. Each bike is allowed (1) additional CHILD rider from the age of 3-7 on the side as long as you are under the weight limit. This is for SAFETY purposes and will not be compromised.
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We ask that all riders arrive 30 minutes before the scheduled start time. We try to remain very tight on our scheduling due to high demands.
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We recommend sunscreen, water, polarized glasses, and maybe a hat. Each bike comes with a life jacket and a storage box to keep your belongings dry.
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We are open every day from 9 – 6 and the last rental is at 5 P.M.
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Yes, we are pet friendly but we do not supply life vests for dogs. That is up to their owner.
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Yes, food and non-alcoholic beverages are allowed on the water bikes.
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The difficulty level is primarily up to the rider. If you want to go fast, then the effort is greater. If you are wanting to cruise around at a slower pace, then the effort is minimal. It is completely up to you and a little bit on the wind levels.
