Watercraft having a conduit in an internal volume of a hull

A watercraft comprising:

• a deck;
• a hull supporting the deck, the hull being an unsealed hull that is permeable such that, in use, water flows at least partly into an internal volume of the hull, the hull comprising:
• at least one hull panel having an inner panel surface and an outer panel surface, the outer panel surface defining at least in part an outer surface of the hull, the inner panel surface at least partially defining the internal volume of the hull, the internal volume extending beneath the deck;
• and
• at least one buoyant element disposed within the internal volume of the hull;
• and
• a conduit extending within the internal volume of the hull, the conduit defining at least one outlet for discharging water therethrough, the conduit comprising an inlet connector configured to be connected to an external water source in order to supply water to the conduit,
• wherein, in response to the external water source being connected to the inlet connector, water flows through the conduit, out of the at least one outlet of the conduit, and onto at least a portion of at least one of the inner panel surface and the at least one buoyant element for rinsing thereof.