Do banana boats take passengers?
Invented by Walter Napoleon in 1971, banana boats are recreational inflatables, usually towed by a speedboat. They can carry anywhere from three to ten passengers, although it is likely that you’ll be spending some time in the water! Passengers should be required to wear safety helmets and a life jacket. Banana boat rides are a popular form of recreation worldwide. Recommendations that speed should not exceed 15 mph, passengers should wear protective gear, and an observer should be present on the towing boat are generally ignored.
Can you go on a banana boat if you can’t swim?
Even if you don’t know how to swim, you can still participate in the banana boat ride. You just need to wear a life jacket to ensure safety. The life jacket will be provided by the banana boat provider. Do we have to be able to swim? A: No. Since all takeoffs and landings are done from the back of the boat you don’t even have to get wet.