FAHAMORE JET SKI RENTAL FIELD GUIDE
Shoreline Speed: Earn Your ISA PWC Certificate from Fahamore's Peninsula
A two-day, hands-on course teaching safe jetski/aquabike handling, safety, and coastal navigation for riders with no prior experience.
Shoreline Speed: Earn Your ISA PWC Certificate from Fahamore's Peninsula.
Set on the tip of a Kerry peninsula, this ISA Personal Watercraft (PWC) course teaches riders—beginner and returning alike—how to handle jetskis in familiar inland and coastal waters through classroom instruction and on‑water practice.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
No previous experience required
The course is open to newcomers: no prior PWC experience is necessary, and the syllabus is designed to take riders from basics through higher‑speed and overtaking manoeuvres.
Hands‑on coastal training
Training mixes practical, on‑water sessions in coastal waters with classroom instruction so you learn navigation, weather awareness and safe speed control in the environment you'll be riding.
Structured progression from basics to advanced skills
Each day begins with core skills and progresses to more demanding topics; the day’s itinerary depends on tides but always moves from foundational preparation to higher‑speed manoeuvres and towing practice.
What the day feels like
What the two‑day course feels like
Over two full days (9am–5pm), expect a steady cadence of classroom theory and practical time on the water: prepare and launch PWCs, practise safe speed and manoeuvring, rehearse falling off and reboarding, and build to high‑speed handling and overtaking under instructor supervision.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this course suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Two days, typically 9am–5pm each day; meet at 9am both days and finish around 5pm, all going well.
Harbour House B&B at the tip of the peninsula (same building as Waterworld Diving centre) — meet there at 9am on both days.
No pen or paper required. Bring plenty of clothing and layers to change into, and consider a small waterproof bag for sunglasses, hat, suncream, water, a snack (bar of chocolate recommended), and any required medication.
A mix of classroom theory and practical on‑water sessions that start with basics and progress to more advanced skills; daily detail will be adjusted according to tides.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Do I need previous jetski or PWC experience?
No — the course is designed so no prior PWC experience is necessary and takes riders from basic preparation through advanced manoeuvres.
How long is the ISA PWC course?
The course runs over two days, typically from 9am to approximately 5pm each day.
Where do we meet each day?
Participants meet at Harbour House B&B, at the tip of the peninsula in the same building as the Waterworld Diving centre, at 9am on both days.
What should I bring with me?
There’s no need to bring pen or paper. Bring plenty of clothing and layers to change, and it’s recommended to carry a small waterproof bag for sunglasses, hat, suncream, water, a bar of chocolate and any medication you need.
What topics does the syllabus cover?
The syllabus covers PWC preparation, launching and retrieving, rules and regulations, weather and coastal knowledge, safe and high‑speed manoeuvring, falling off and reboarding, towing, and general safety and equipment.