Our boats have the capacity for 12 people in your group in addition to our two instructors. We recommend no more than three participants per hour to make sure everyone has the enough time behind the boats. Spectators are welcome.

The more notice you are able to give us, the better chance of getting your desired time slot.  We typically book up about a week before the date for midweek lessons and two weeks on weekends.  If it’s less notice than that, however, give us a call and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

Wakeboarding comes from the boardsports family, where both feet are riding one board standing sideways.The rider is pulled behind a motorized boat or pulley cable system on top of the water. Wakeboarding utilizes the wake of the boat to perform gymnastic style tricks.

Yes!  Waterskiing and wakeboarding differ in that skiing allows you to have independent function of each ski - with wakeboarding you are one unit with the board. We will break down the learning process and give you step-by-step instruction in the boat as well as in the water.

There is no defined age you need to be to start wakeboarding.  We have taught students as young as 4 and as old as 65. You should be comfortable floating in the water on your own and if needed, one of our coaches will assist you in the water.

No, wakeboarding is possible behind any motorized watercraft with enough power to pull you out and on top of the water. Wakeboarding boats are specifically designed to make your experience easier and more enjoyable with certain features such as the towing tower, engine placement and hull design.

Muskoka Wake serves Lake of Bays, Lake Muskoka, Lake Joseph and Lake Rosseau and can meet you at your cottage or a public dock within the four lakes.

Yes, one of our services is a private lesson behind a customer boat.We will come to you no matter where you are.

If you would like us to bring our boat, we will do our best to accommodate you.

Yes! Muskoka Wake has offered wakesurfing since we started in 2011, but due to its growing popularity and new technology like the Malibu Surf Gate, wakesurfing is now a large portion of our business.

Wakesurfing is a water sport in which a surfer trails behind a wakeboard boat, surfing the boat’s wake without being directly attached to the boat. The wake from the boat mimics the look and feel of an actual ocean wave. After getting up on the wave by use of a tow rope, wake surfers drop the rope and ride the steep face below the wave’s peak in a fashion reminiscent of ocean surfing. Wake surfers generally use special boards, usually five feet or shorter.

Although it looks like you’re close, you will always be 6-12 feet off of the boat.  If you do fall forward, the boats forward momentum will be far out of your way by the time you fall.  With the help of Malibu’s surf exhaust system, carbon emissions are sent behind the rider, giving them fresh air to breathe in.

Yes! Muskoka Wake added flyboarding to it's list of services in 2016.  We had a great first year and are looking forward to a busy season of flying in 2017!

The Flyboard is a water jet board that connects to a jetski. The flyer’s feet are strapped onto the board. The power from the jetski converts in to a 45 foot hose and out the jet outlets on the board.

Although it looks dangerous, flyboarding is meant to be very safe and graceful for beginners.  With our knowledgeable and experienced staff controlling your flight, we’ll make sure you’re never flown beyond your comfort zone and abilities.  You’ll also be wearing a helmet and coast guard approved life jacket for added safety.

There is no minimum age required to flyboard, but due to the power of the system, you must be a minimum 80 pounds to fly.