Watercraft

A watercraft, comprising:

• a hull including a stern and a bow defining a longitudinal direction between the stern and the bow, the hull including an underside including two laterally spaced-apart bulges extending in the longitudinal direction, and the hull including at least one water-sliding surface between the two bulges;
• two flow channels, one of the flow channels being provided at least partially in each of the two bulges, each of the flow channels extending from a water inlet to a water outlet;
• two water acceleration devices each including a propeller or a propelling screw, one of the water acceleration devices being arranged in each of the two flow channels;
• two motors, one of the motors driving each of the two water acceleration devices;
• two handles arranged on the hull on a midship area between the bow and the stern or in a bow area;
• and
• a support surface defined on the hull aft of the handles such that a user can hold onto the handles and at least partially rest on the support surface.

A watercraft, comprising:

• a hull including a stern and a bow defining a longitudinal direction between the stern and the bow;
• two flow channels provided in or on the hull, each of the flow channels extending from a water inlet to a water outlet;
• two water acceleration devices each including a propeller or a propelling screw, one of the water acceleration devices being arranged in each of the two flow channels;
• two motors, one of the motors driving each of the two water acceleration devices;
• two handles arranged on the hull on a midship area between the bow and the stern or in a bow area;
• a tilt sensor configured to qualitatively or quantitatively detect a tilt of the watercraft about a central longitudinal axis of the watercraft, the tilt sensor being configured to generate a signal representative of the tilt;
• and
• a regulating device configured to control the two motors as a function of the signal from the tilt sensor such that the motors have a power output differing from one another when the watercraft is tilted.