Wake Sprint
Acceleration that nudges a laugh out of you. Compact, nimble, and trimmed for playful mornings when the sea is a track.
JettyRun Rentals — boat and yacht rentals across India
Sea-ready since dawn
Glide the blue, not the queue
From the quiet backwaters of Kerala to the Arabian surf of Goa, your day on the water starts here. Choose comfort, speed, or serenity — our skippers handle the course while you collect the horizon.
- Curated boats for families, sport riders, and private events
- Transparent terms, safety-first briefings, English/Hindi crew
- Flexible embark points: Goa • Mumbai • Kochi • Andaman
This is a free, simple service to explore options — you pay only for your trip, no hidden platform fees.
Route Radar — pick your water mood
Short hops to hidden coves or slow drifts through the backwaters — our crew suggests courses that match today’s wind and swell. Live briefings at the jetty, zero hassle.
- Wind 9–12 kt
- Swell low
- Visibility clear
- Tide mid-rise
Routes are suggestions — skippers adapt to live conditions. Expect calm water entries, safety briefings, and scenic pauses for photos.
Fleet Moods — how do you want the water to feel?
Every hull draws a different line on the sea. Pick the sensation: sprint, lounge, explore, or cast.
Easy Family
Shaded seating, swim ladder, music low. A slow map of laughter and snacks for multi-generational crews.
Catamaran Calm
Twin hull poise and a deck made for conversations. Sunset plates, soft playlists, and teal horizons.
Explorer’s Pass
Reef edges and creek mouths — gear-forward layouts with space to cast and compartments that keep things tidy.
Clear Terms — what’s included, always
Straight talk before cast-off. No platform fees, no surprise surcharges — just seamanship and fuel priced for the course.
Safety & Briefing
Certified lifejackets sized for all guests, route-specific safety talk, and a quick hands-on with rails and ladders. Children ride with extra crew attention.
Fuel & Time Windows
Fuel is accounted for in your chosen window. Longer drifts are welcome — skippers will quote extra fuel before extending.
Skipper & Crew
Licensed skipper on every trip; deckhand added for larger groups. English/Hindi spoken; regional languages available in select ports.
Bring sun protection and a small soft bag; hard suitcases are best left ashore. Glass bottles discouraged; we provide chilled water on board.
Skipper’s Log — today’s water in four notes
A skipper’s day is a line of quiet decisions: read the breeze, pick the entry, mind the reef, time the return. Here’s how that feels onboard.
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Dock • Briefing & fits Cast-off Briefing
Fit vests, match sizes, walk the deck. We share the day’s wind window and how we’ll ride the first swell lines out of the harbor.
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Helm • Waypoints set Waypoints & Trim
We set a course that hugs calm water, then trim for comfort. The bow writes a neat line; the wake settles into a gentle rhythm.
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Cove • Reef pause Reef Pause
A pocket of glassy teal. Masks on, ladder down, and ten quiet minutes among flickers of reef fish.
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Harbor • Sunset return Quiet Docklines
The harbor turns gold, music goes low, and we idle back under soft light. Lines kiss the cleats. Day well kept.
Ports Lineup — where we meet you
Local crews, simple rendezvous, clear water reads. Pick a dock and we’ll tune the course to the day.
Goa — Panaji Jetty
Best for calm morning starts and quick hops to coves north of Dona Paula.
Calm Water
Local Food
Sunset View
- Parking
- Shade
- Showers
Mumbai — Colaba Steps
Sheltered harbor laps and skyline frames; lively weekends, early times advised.
Calm Water
Local Food
Sunset View
- Crewed
- Fuel nearby
- Historic bay
Kochi — Fort Jetty
Backwater glass most afternoons; easy for first-timers and family crews.
Calm Water
Local Food
Sunset View
- Shade
- Quiet
- Backwaters
Andaman — Havelock Pier
Reef-lined blues and high-clarity days; bring a mask and an easy playlist.
Calm Water
Local Food
Sunset View
- Reef stops
- Snorkel
- Wide blues
Guest Stories — small moments that stayed
We remember water by its details: a laugh on the ladder, a sunset that ran too slowly, a sandwich that tasted like a holiday.
Onboard Kit — the small things that matter
Packed for comfort and safety; stowed smart so decks stay clear.
Chilled Cooler
Fresh drinking water on ice. Space left for your fruit or juice pouches.
Dry & Warm
Quick-dry towels in a mesh bin; spares for surprise swims.
Bimini & Canopy
Shade first on family rides; fold back for sunlit photos at anchor.
Bluetooth Tunes
Playlist at conversation level; sea is the lead instrument.
Water Conditions — pick your pace
We sail inside the day’s window. Here’s how different seas feel onboard.
Calm & Picture-Perfect
Best for families and photos. Minimal wake; decks like a patio.
Comfort • Breeze • S well
Playful & Lively
A few catspaws on the surface; fun for sprints and bow-riders.
Comfort • Breeze • S well
For the Bold
Longer swell lines offshore; skippers trim for a smooth, safe ride.
Comfort • Breeze • S wellDock Stops — quick bites between the blues
Local flavors we like near our embark points. Short hops from the jetty.
After-sail lunch that tastes like the coastline.
Harbor-side chai; warm bun with a skyline view.
Cold coconut after backwater drifts — simple and perfect.
Sweet pause before reef water; shareable and light.
Captain’s Q&A — simple answers from the helm
No paperwork talk — just what guests ask most. Tap to open.
Can we swim during the ride?
Yes — we pause at safe pockets picked for the day’s wind and clarity. Ladders go down first, engine goes neutral, and the deckhand stays at the stern.
- Lifejackets available for confident float time.
- Skippers keep a 50–100 m watch radius around swimmers.
What if the weather changes?
We trim the plan — closer coves, shorter hops, or earlier return. Calm-first policy means the captain may adjust the route at any time.
There is always a quiet option inside the lee of the shore.
Is music allowed on board?
Low-volume playlists are welcome. We keep levels below conversation so other crews — and the shoreline — hear mostly the sea.
How do you price fuel?
Fuel is built into your time window. If you extend, the skipper quotes extra fuel before we continue — no surprises.
Do you have child sizes for vests?
Yes, from toddler to adult XXL. We fit everyone at the dock and keep spares aboard.
Can we bring food?
Absolutely. Soft bags only, please. We provide chilled water; glass bottles are discouraged for deck safety.
Blue Ethics — seamanship & care
A few lines we keep on every ride — for wildlife, neighbors, and clean decks.
Sea Kindness
We idle at distance around dolphins, turtles, and feeding birds. Spotting is part of the fun — chasing is not.
Min distance
Quiet Water
No-wake zones are respected like runway rules. Shorelines are for homes, not engines.
No-wake adherence
Local Respect
We hire and train locally, share dock space politely, and leave room for fishers to work.
Local crew share
No Trace Deck
Waste stays secured until shore. Single-use plastics discouraged; towels and cups return to bins after the ride.
Waste sorted ashore
We keep these lines simple so they’re easy to follow — and easy to pass on to young crew members discovering the sea.
Harbor Signals — the water we share
Simple courtesies that keep docks friendly and coves calm.
No-Wake Near Homes
Idle inside marked zones. Our wake is our signature — keep it gentle.
Vests for Young Crew
Children wear fitted jackets anytime the deck is in motion.
Wildlife Distance
We watch from afar. No chasing, circling, or loud approaches.
Radio Courtesy
Keep channels clear for harbor calls; music stays below conversation.
Crew Craft — who guides your day
Licensed skippers with calm hands and local maps in their heads.
Capt. Arun
English • Hindi • Marathi
Capt. Meera
English • Hindi • Malayalam
Deckhand Ravi
English • Hindi • Konkani
Deckhand Nisha
English • Hindi
Map Ribbon — a smooth line to blue
A stylized course: depart, drift, pause, return. It’s how most days flow.
- Jetty
- Scenic Pause
- Return Window