We Ride Here. We Protect Here.

Toronto's waterfront is our office, our playground, and our responsibility. Every decision we make — from the engines we chose to the zones we set — starts with the water.

How We Protect It
Toronto waterfront from the water

Built Clean By Design

We didn't retrofit our fleet to be cleaner. We chose it that way from day one.

Four-Stroke Engines

Our entire GTX Pro 130 fleet runs on the Rotax 1630 ACE — a modern four-stroke, fuel-injected engine. No oil-gas mixing. No petroleum discharge into the water.

  • Closed-loop cooling system
  • Zero petroleum discharge
  • Advanced fuel injection

97% Lower Emissions

Four-stroke technology produces 97% fewer hydrocarbon emissions than the older two-stroke engines still common on the water.

  • Dramatically cleaner exhaust
  • Reduced carbon footprint
  • Cleaner air on the waterfront

Noise Reduction

Every watercraft in our fleet features the D-Sea-Bel exhaust system, significantly reducing noise output on the water.

  • Quieter engine operation
  • Less disturbance to wildlife
  • Better experience for everyone

Technology That Protects The Lake

Our GPS system doesn't just track riders — it creates invisible boundaries around ecologically sensitive areas. Riders physically cannot enter protected zones. It's environmental protection that works even when no one is thinking about it.

Speed is automatically limited near shore, reducing wake, noise, and disturbance to shoreline habitats. No other recreational watercraft operator in Toronto offers this level of environmental safeguarding.

GPS geofencing creates exclusion zones around sensitive areas, automatic speed limits activate near shore, and real-time monitoring ensures compliance on every ride — not through rules alone, but through technology that makes the right behaviour the only option.

Jetti GPS-tracked watercraft on Toronto waterfront

Zero-Emission Future

We've committed to transitioning to an all-electric fleet as soon as the technology supports commercial operations. We're actively evaluating electric PWC models and enaging with the City on regulations.

The future is zero-emission, and we intend to lead that transition.

How We Run Things

Daily Fleet Inspections

Every watercraft is inspected before each session to prevent fuel or oil leaks before they happen.

Shore-Side Fuelling

All fuelling is handled by trained staff away from the water. No fuelling takes place on or near the lake.

Waste Management

Strict waste management protocols for all operational materials, fluids, and rider-generated waste.

Staff Training

Every team member is trained on environmental procedures as part of their onboarding and ongoing operations.

Ride Clean. Ride Confident.

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