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Sea Bob Rentals

Feel the Water Like Never Before

Sea Bob rentals — available exclusively on Kai Lana & Pau Hana

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What Is a Sea Bob?

A Sea Bob is an underwater propulsion device that lets you glide effortlessly beneath the surface — no experience needed, nothing to master. Hold on, dive down, and move through the water the way you always imagined you could. Available exclusively on our twin Lagoon 42 catamarans, Kai Lana and Pau Hana, Sea Bobs can be rented solo or as a pair. Floating over a reef in crystal-clear Caribbean water, this is the kind of thing you'll talk about long after you're home.

A rider gliding across turquoise Virgin Islands water on a Sea Bob
Over-under split shot of a Sea Bob rider at the surface with the reef below
Sea Bob rider skimming along the clear water's surface
A Sea Bob resting on a white-sand Virgin Islands beach
A guest launching off the catamaran into the water with a Sea Bob
Sea Bobs lined up ready for guests aboard the catamaran

Rental Pricing

Full Day$450
Half Day$300
Sunset (when available)$300

Solo or paired rental available · Sea Bobs are exclusive to Kai Lana and Pau Hana catamaran charters.

Sea Bob rental is an add-on to your charter booking — mention it when you reach out.

Available On

Not available on GrooVI or Dream Girl.

Before You Ride

Sea Bob Use & Safety

Sea Bobs are powerful underwater scooters — easy and fun, but please read these before your first ride. Our crew will also give you a hands-on briefing on the water.

Call or text (340) 209-7601

How to use it

  • Wear your gear. Keep the provided flotation/impact vest on, plus a mask or goggles, and tie back long hair.
  • Two hands, firm grip. Hold both handles at all times, and keep fingers, hair, and loose items away from the intake grilles.
  • Start slow. Begin in the lowest speed setting — squeeze to go, release to stop — and get comfortable at the surface first.
  • Stay shallow to start. Ride at or near the surface until you're confident; never go deeper than you can comfortably swim back up.
  • Point it away from people. Keep the nose aimed away from swimmers, riders, the boat, coral, and rocks.
  • Stay in the zone. Ride only where the crew shows you and within sight. One rider per Sea Bob.
  • Come back when signaled. Return to the vessel when the crew waves you in.

Warnings

  • Keep clear of the intake grilles — fingers, hair, and straps can be pulled in and cause injury.
  • Be a capable swimmer and comfortable in open water. Pace yourself and know your limits.
  • Mind depth and pressure. Don't dive deeper than you can safely ascend; going too deep can cause ear or sinus injury.
  • Health conditions. Don't use if pregnant or with heart, back, neck, or ear conditions without a doctor's clearance.
  • No impairment. Never operate under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
  • Watch your surroundings — boat traffic, other swimmers, marine life, coral, rocks, and shallow or low-visibility areas.
  • It's heavy and strong. If you're unsure, stop, release the triggers, and signal the crew.
  • Report problems. Stop and tell the crew if it feels hot, takes on water, won't stop, or acts up. Don't tamper with the battery or controls.
  • Minors. Riders under 18 need a parent or guardian's consent and must follow all age, weight, and supervision rules.

Acknowledge & Sign

Renting a Sea Bob? Complete this quick acknowledgment before your session.

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