Both sit-down and stand-up PWC are catered for.

The drop off point is Six Hills Jetski centre in Leicester on 26th September 2008 and your craft will be loaded via fork-lift truck onto articulated lorries specially adapted allowing them to carry PWC craft.

When dropping off your craft it should have all of its fuel drained, and battery disconnected. We will check your insurance papers and RYA training certificate/ICC.

Ideally we recommend fitting your PWC with a cover and taking it to a dealer to have the craft checked over and serviced before sending it to Ibiza - what would be worse than to find your craft won't start when you get there!

We recommend you bring an empty 20 litre fuel can, bag anchor, wet-shoes and wet-suit. It is a legal requirement for all riders and passengers to wear buoyancy aids whilst on PWC.

Your craft will be driven to Ibiza, a trip which usually takes in the region of four to five days and will be unloaded, ready for you on Friday 3nd.

Whilst in Ibiza your craft will stay on the beach directly behind the hotel. Overnight security is provided to ensure your crafts safety, we recommend you bring a suitable security cable to secure your craft over night.

Craft are moved using several beach totes and a quad bike, on the first day, visitors will be given a safety briefing, detailing areas of shallow submerged rocks, sand bars and other underwater obstructions. Visitors will also be briefed regarding local laws. Riders are then invited on a quick tour of the local area. Marshals are on hand to provide advise and help craft that have broken down. Riders should buddy up, carry tow ropes and some form of communication, such as a mobile phone and even a VHF radio.

Fuel is available on the other side of the bay, or a twice daily collection of fuel from a local fuel station. 20 litres will be put in each persons can. Payments for this fuel will be rounded up to the nearest note, the extra covers the cost of running this service - however if you wish, you can collect your own fuel.

Your craft will be loaded onto the lorry on your final day at mid day (12th) allowing you to confirm it has been loaded completely and that nothing has been left behind. Each rider should ensure they have run their fuel down as far as possible.

Collection of craft will take place on 18th October 2008 from Sixhills Jetski centre, Leicester.

Items to bring

This isn't an exhaustive list, but should point you in the right direction...

• Wetsuit - either a full length or shortie, you may also want to think about a wind proof top as it can feel chilly in the evenings when the sun is going down.
• Wet boots
• Sun Cream
• Dry bag and/or AquaPac - Necessary to store your documents which have to be carried on your craft at all times!
• Mobile phone and/or VHF radio
• Anchor Bag
• Tow rope - with a minimum length of 5 meters and minimum strength of 1 ton
• 20 litre plastic or metal fuel can - marked with your name, as they all look the same!

The following documents are also required, in Spanish

• Insurance Documents - many insurance companies require you to inform them of your holiday arrangements and will issue an additional cover note in English.
• RYA and/or ICC certificates - your RYA certificate will have originally been issued with a translation letter, copies available at request.
• Datatag Registration/Proof of Ownership
• Optionally Small Ships Registration Certificate.

Other JetBou information pages...

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• Taking your PWC
• Local PWC laws and requirements
• Prices and Booking Information
• Booking Forms