2024 Sea-Doo Switch Cruise

What stands out on the Switch Cruise is how “hands-on” the boat feels. The helm has a confident, almost PWC-like driving position that makes tight marina work and crowded coves feel less intimidating. Visibility is excellent, and the light, responsive steering invites you to actually drive the boat instead of just pointing it. The modular deck really shines once you start moving things around for the day’s plan—lounging layout for a lazy afternoon, then spun-around seating when everyone wants to face the sunset. Low profile fencing and open rails keep the whole crew feeling connected to the water, while the stable tri-hull platform shrugs off passing wakes better than you’d expect from something this playful.

This Switch Cruise is especially well-suited to the mix of sheltered bays, winding rivers, and busy open waterways common in the area. The responsive handling makes short work of no-wake zones, narrow channels, and crowded launch ramps, while the stable footprint keeps guests comfortable when boat traffic kicks up afternoon chop. Shallow draft is a bonus for exploring sandbars and quiet coves without stress over depth. Modular seating lets you adapt quickly—from a morning of tow sports to an evening cruise with friends. For local owners who want one boat that can easily trailer, launch, and explore a variety of nearby waters, this model checks all the boxes.