JOHN'S PASS WATERSPORTS
PARASAILING, PONTOON BOAT & JET SKI RENTALS AT JOHNS PASS VILLAGE IN MADEIRA BEACH, FL
THE BEST PARASAIL RIDES &RENTALS IN JOHN'S PASS, FL
Looking for watersport activities in John’s Pass in Madeira Beach and elsewhere along the Tampa Bay Beaches? Look no further than Johns Pass Watersports! We offer parasailing trips, waverunner and jetski rentals, and pontoon boat rentals. Plan your trip and book online now!
PARASAILING
Get a bird’s eye view of Madeira Beach! Soar high in the sky on a thrilling parasail ride and boat cruise.
JET SKI RIDES
Explore the beautiful blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico on a fast, fun, and adrenaline pumping jet ski ride!
PONTOON RENTALS
Cruise the water and explore at your own pace with a pontoon boat rental for up to 15 people!
- All Ages
- 1-2 Hours
- Up to 3 Passengers
Get ready for a thrilling ride when you climb aboard one of our brand new jet ski rentals! There’s no better way to explore the John’s Pass coastal area or the beautiful blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Book online today!
- All Ages
- 4-8 Hours
- Up to 15 People
Rent a pontoon boat and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Madeira beach with your group. Turn up some music, enjoy some drinks or simply sit back and relax.
TOP-RATED PARASAILING & WATER RENTALS IN JOHN'S PASS, FL!
JOHN'S PASS HISTORY
Johns Pass, which connects Boca Ciega Bay to the Gulf of Mexico, was created by a hurricane in 1848. This hurricane, as ledgend has it, likely affect one person more than any other at the time – John Levique. Everyone talks of John Levique (or Leveque) and his stature as a Floridian folk hero. It is a fact he was French by birth but it’s questionable if he was a pirate. Supposedly Levique buried a chest of pieces of eight and doubloons (possibly ill gotten) around Madeira Beach prior to the Hurricane of 1848.
While trading Green Turtles for gold in New Orleans, Levique and his partner, a Spaniard named Silva, made their way back to Madeira Beach. When they arrived they found that the Gale of 1848 had cut Madeira Beach in half. Levique’s gold was no where to be found with this drastic change in the landscape. Johns Pass or “The Pass” is named after Levique and there’s even a John Levique Pirate Day. The lore goes on to say that Levique continued to live here here in Johns Pass for the remainder of his life…searching for his treasure chest. Maybe you’ll be the one to find Levique’s treasure while on your watersports adventure in John Pass!