Inflatable jet ski docks and swim platforms for yachts: sizes, weights, prices and standards
Jet ski docks, swim platforms and sea pools from seven makers with sizes, weights and published prices, and what ISO 25649 does and does not cover.
Inflatable jet ski docks for yachts take one to four jet skis and weigh about 21 to 42 kg. Swim platforms range from 2.5 × 1.5 metres to 8.2 metres long. Published prices for jet ski docks run from $999 to €4,199. No standard clearly covers yacht docks: ISO 25649 names bathing rafts and sun loungers, not jet ski docks.
Disclosure: Toys & Crew is published by Lakeberg GmbH, which trades as E-SURFER and sells the c-dock by NautiBuoy. NautiBuoy is listed below with the same data as the other makers.
All product figures are the makers' own, checked on 7 October 2026; no page gave a date. For slides, see inflatable yacht slides.
Which jet ski docks are there?
| Model | Size (inflated) | Weight | Jet skis | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FunAir QuickShip Jet Ski Dock | 4.3 × 2.3 m | 42 kg (packed 90 × 65 × 30 cm) | up to 4 | fixed at the aft deck, garage opening or a pontoon; set-up under 15 min by two crew | FunAir |
| Yachtbeach Jet Ski Dock Double 4.1 | 410 × 300 cm | approx. 37.5 kg | 2 | 3 ballast bags, packed 200 × 35 × 30 cm | Yachtbeach |
| Yachtbeach Jet Ski Dock Single 2.05 | 205 × 205 cm | not stated | 1 | packed 210 × 35 × 28 cm, pump not included | Yachtbeach |
| Superyacht Inflatables Jet Ski Dock | 4 × 3 m | 21 kg | 2 | 140 cm gap per bay; inflates in under 2 min with an electric pump | Superyacht Inflatables |
| AirJain E-Dock Pro | 410 × 300 cm, 8 in thick | not stated | 2 | E-shaped drop-stitch dock | AirJain |
| Jobe Infinity PWC Station | 3.45 × 2.5 m | 21 kg | 1 | U-shaped entry 113 cm wide; recommended load 350 kg in the data sheet, 500 kg in the description | Jobe |
| NautiBuoy jet ski dock | two platforms joined in a T | see platforms below | not stated | transom bumpers hold the platform against the stern | NautiBuoy |
FunAir argues that an inflatable dock moves with the sea just like the jet ski, so guests can step across without touching the hard hull (FunAir).
Which swim platforms and sea pools are there?
| Model | Size (inflated) | Weight | Load / users | Notes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FunAir Floating Island | 743 × 662 cm | 150 kg | six guests | set-up 20 min by one crew member | FunAir |
| Yachtbeach Platform 8.20 Premium Teak | 820 × 205 cm | approx. 78 kg | not stated | packed approx. 218 × 48 × 48 cm | Yachtbeach |
| Jobe Infinity Island (2026) | 4.48 × 2.96 m, 20 cm thick | 45 kg | recommended 800 kg | 12–15 psi, 5 ballast bags, ladder mounts | Jobe |
| Yachtbeach Platform 4.10 Premium Teak | 410 × 205 cm, 20 cm drop-stitch | approx. 42.2 kg with bag | not stated | 4 ballast bags | Yachtbeach |
| NautiBuoy platforms (4 sizes) | 2.5 × 1.5 m, 3.5 × 1.5 m, 4.5 × 1.5 m, 4 × 2 m; all 20 cm thick | 20 / 26 / 31 / 42 kg | max. 410 / 480 / 600 / 700 kg; 3 to 5 users | inflate to 250 mbar in 1:30 to 3:30 min | NautiBuoy |
| Aquaglide Ocean Pool | 4 × 4 m, 15 cm drop-stitch | not stated | 8 adults, max. 726 kg | 2.4 m deep net against jellyfish; free-floating or at the stern | Aquaglide |
FunAir also builds a modular Super Dock in sections that fit tight lockers, and prefers to plan it with the designer and yard at new build or refit (FunAir).
How are docks and platforms fixed and kept stable?
Mostly with ballast bags and D-rings. FunAir uses ballast bags so that the platform does not skid across the surface (FunAir); Yachtbeach and Jobe also list ballast bags and D-rings. Yachtbeach connects modules with a metal-free grip system to avoid injuries, and its D-rings can link products of other brands (Yachtbeach). Aquaglide, by contrast, allows its products to be combined only with its own or approved parts (Aquaglide).
The Aquaglide Ocean Pool needs at least 3.05 m of water, four anchor points and at least 500 kg of anchor weight; anchors, lines and pump are not included. NautiBuoy's Air Toggle connectors form a second air chamber and have pressure-relief valves at 5.5 psi (379 mbar) (NautiBuoy).
On materials, FunAir names 0.9 mm PVC (1000 denier) with fire-retardant and UV ratings, 316 stainless fittings and hot-air welded seams, with a five-year limited warranty (FunAir). Jobe gives three years on its Infinity platforms.
What do yacht docks and platforms cost?
FunAir and NautiBuoy published no prices on the pages checked. Prices are not converted; the tax basis is as stated on the page.
| Product | Price | Basis | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yachtbeach Jet Ski Dock Double 4.1 × 3 m | €3,529 / €4,199 | EUR, Germany, excl. / incl. VAT | Yachtbeach |
| Yachtbeach Jet Ski Dock Single 2.05 | €2,299 | EUR, Germany, incl. VAT | Yachtbeach |
| Yachtbeach Platform 4.10 Premium Teak | €2,386 / €2,839 | EUR, Germany, excl. / incl. VAT | Yachtbeach |
| Yachtbeach Platform 8.20 Premium Teak | €5,779 | EUR, Germany, incl. VAT | Yachtbeach |
| Superyacht Inflatables Jet Ski Dock 4 × 3 m | €3,100 | EUR, Spanish store, tax basis unclear | Superyacht Inflatables |
| Jobe Infinity PWC Station | €2,199.99 | EUR, Dutch store, tax basis unclear | Jobe |
| Jobe Infinity Island (2026), without pump | €2,799.99 | EUR, Dutch store, tax basis unclear | Jobe |
| Aquaglide Ocean Pool 4 × 4 m | $3,329.99 | USD, US store, tax basis unclear | Aquaglide |
| AirJain E-Dock Pro | $999 | USD, US store, tax basis unclear | AirJain |
Which standards apply to inflatable docks and platforms?
It is not settled. The family for floating leisure articles is ISO 25649. Its Part 1, in the 2024 edition, sets classification, materials, general requirements and test methods, and replaces the 2017 edition (SIS). The 2017 edition had in turn replaced EN 15649-1:2009+A2:2013, which some makers still cite (SIS); NautiBuoy, for example, refers to EN 15649-1-2-3:2012. Part 1 applies only together with Part 2 (consumer information) and the class part for the product, Parts 3 to 7 for Classes A to E.
What the standard covers and excludes:
- Examples named: inflatable boats converted into bathing rafts, floating chairs and sun loungers (ISO/FDIS 25649-1 sample).
- Excluded: among others, water toys, inflatable boats with more than 1,800 N buoyancy, SUPs and surfboards, and devices of rigid material (SIS).
- Class D (Part 6, 2017 edition): devices for active use such as jumping and climbing, anchored or free-floating, for people over 36 months. Typical locations include the open sea and the shore without offshore winds and currents (ISO 25649-6:2017 sample).
Jet ski docks are not named, and the class table was not visible in the preview we could read. We also found no official source, from a flag state or authority, on docks or platforms used from a yacht.
What we could not find
FunAir and NautiBuoy publish no prices. Yacht Island Designs could not be reached. WOW, Island Hopper, Freestyle Cruiser, Seapool and the SEABOB Lifting Dock were not checked. The Class D wording comes from the 2017 preview of ISO 25649-6; the 2024 text was not checked.
Sources
Product pages of FunAir, Yachtbeach, Aquaglide, Jobe, Superyacht Inflatables, AirJain and NautiBuoy Marine; SIS pages on EN ISO 25649-1 (2017 and 2024); iTeh previews of ISO/FDIS 25649-1 and ISO 25649-6:2017. All checked on 7 October 2026 and linked above. Prices change often; check with the seller before buying.
Sources and image rights
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- 7 October 2026 by Andreas Lakeberg
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