Abstract: A watercraft comprising a flotation body having at least one seat for a rider, and front and rear tandem skis. The rear ski is flexibly connected to the body by spring supports, and the front ski is steerable by a steering column that passes upwardly through a bushing in the front end of the body. The bushing is pivoted about a transverse axis so that the steering column has limited swinging movement in a vertical longitudinal plane. The bottom end of the steering column is pivotally connected to the front ski near the midpoint thereof, and a resilient strut extends from the forward end of the ski to the steering column just below the bottom end of the bushing. A motor is mounted within the body and has a drive shaft extending downwardly to drive a propeller located below the bottom surface of the skis. The drive shaft is pivoted for fore-and-aft swinging movement, and an adjustable link connects the bottom end of the drive shaft to the top end of the bushing.