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Bwa 740 Diving (2010)

Boat rental in Split · Bwa — 740 Diving (2010)

With or without a skipper

Professional

Matejuška, Split

Rib owned by Ivan

12 people

· 250 horsepower · 24.3 feet

With or without a skipper

To rent a bareboat, you need a boating licence

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Flexible cancellation

Full refund if you cancel 24 hours or more before the booking start (excluding service fees and commission).

Description of Ivan's rib

RIB Bwa 740 Diving 250hp

Discover the Croatian coast aboard the BWA 750, a fast and fuel-efficient RIB from 2010, available for pickup in Split, Trogir or Kaštela. Wider delivery area including Podstrana, Marina and Vinišće can also be arranged. Powered by a reliable Honda 250 HP engine in great condition, this RIB combines speed with low fuel consumption, making it a smart choice for a full day of exploring the Dalmatia...

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Equipment available on the Rib

Wakeboard

Towable Tube

Snorkeling equipment

Swim ladder

Water skis

GPS

VHF

Cockpit speakers

Teak deck

Services provided by Ivan

Skipper

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Offered by Ivan

Joined in June 2025 · Professional Owner

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Response rate: More than 95%

Location

Location of the RIB: Matejuška, Split

Features

Manufacturer: Bwa

Model: 740 Diving

Engine power: 250 hp

Length: 24.28ft

Year: 2010 (Refitted in 2024)

Onboard capacity: 12 people

Conditions

Check-in & check-out

Check-in: 9:00 AM

Check-out: 6:00 PM

Boat rules

Security deposit amount: $584

Fuel included in price: No

Boat license required: Yes (if rented without a captain)

Minimum rental age: 18 years old

Withdrawal and cancellation policy

Cancellation policy

Flexible

Full refund if you cancel 24 hours or more before the booking start (excluding service fees and commission).

Right of withdrawal for this booking:

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Frequently asked questions

What happens in the case of bad weather?

If the weather does not allow you to go out to sea, we recommend postponing your booking to a later date by coordinating with the boat owner on our Click&Boat messenger. For daily charters, you can subscribe to our Weather Guarantee insurance to be fully refunded in case of bad weather (special weather report, storm, etc...).

Is fuel included in the charter price?

Fuel is not included in the rental price. If you would like a fuel cost estimate for this boat, please contact the owner.

Do I need a license to rent this boat?

You must have a boat license to drive this boat. The paper document may be requested by the boat owner on the day of booking. Do not hesitate to confirm with them the type of license required for this specific rental (coastal, river, etc.). Please note that it is possible to book the boat with a skipper; in which case you will not need a boat license.

In the case of problems with the boat at sea, am I insured?

All boats made available on Click&Boat are covered by at least a mandatory third-party liability insurance (RC), as required by applicable regulations. This insurance generally covers damages caused to third parties, but does not cover damages caused to the rented boat itself. In the event of damage to the boat during the rental period, the owner is entitled to retain part or all of the deposit left by the renter in order to cover the repair costs. The renter may, where eligible, take out a damage waiver insurance in order to protect their deposit. As a general rule, damages are to be settled directly between the renter and the boat owner. In case no agreement can be reached, the matter may need to be referred to the competent legal authority. Additional insurances (such as deposit waiver, assistance, etc.) may be purchased directly on Click&Boat at the time of booking, subject to the applicable terms and conditions.

Do I have the required experience to rent this boat?

Before accepting a booking request, the owner may carry out a check of the renter's nautical resume to ensure that he or she is experienced enough to hire the boat. The owner can also adapt their check-in to the port (training, help to leave the port) according to the nautical skills of the renter. Do not hesitate to discuss this with the owner via the message board.

Any other questions?