Paddling, Surfing and Jet Skis for Groups
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Clear allBirthday groups after time on the water around Magnetic Island have two bases to choose from. Horseshoe Bay on the north side has a jet ski operator and a small cruise boat working from the same bay, while Arcadia has a dive shop with a fringing reef across the road in Geoffrey Bay.
The right pick depends on the group: how many are coming, how confident they are in the water, and whether the birthday person wants speed, a slow day on a boat or a first look underwater.
How the three operators split for a party:

Yes. Magnetic Island Jet Skis needs no licence or experience; every booking starts with a safety briefing and an on-water demonstration.
Magnetic Island Time Cruises caps scheduled trips at eight, but the whole boat can be hired: 10 on the pontoon boat or 12 on the rib, quoted on request.
Pleasure Divers runs private guided snorkel tours that start on foot from its Marine Parade shop into the fringing reef of Geoffrey Bay.
Pleasure Divers offers an introductory dive for beginners, with pool practice first, one instructor for every four guests and extra instructors for larger groups.