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+26 moreMakeKingfisher Boats
Model730 Powercat
Length7.3m2.49m beam
Fuel440L tank
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About this vessel
Serious offshore capability. Unmatched stability. A ride like no other. The Kingfisher 730 Powercat is built for those who demand more from their boat--more space, more confidence, and more adventure. Whether you are chasing game fish, diving remote spots, or cruising with family, this boat delivers the space, confidence, and performance you need.
With a 2.49m beam, this powercat delivers exceptional deck space for fishing, diving, and extended trips, all while remaining fully trailable to reach the best spots. Whether you are heading wide in search of big fish or cruising with family, the smooth, stable ride and offshore-ready design ensure you will get there and back in comfort.
Choose from two configurations:
Open Cabin - Maximum deck space for serious anglers
Weekender (Enclosed Cabin) - Added comfort for overnight adventures
- Unbeatable stability and performance in rough seas
- Massive deck space with a full walkaround design
- Superior ride and efficiency compared to monohulls
- Shallow draft for island hopping and beach landings
- Fully customizable to suit serious anglers, divers, or weekend adventurers
This is more than a boat--it is your ticket to the ultimate bluewater experience.
Enquire Now to start your journey with the Kingfisher 730 Powercat.
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Vessel
MakeKingfisher Boats
Model730 Powercat
Dimensions
Length overall7.3m
Beam2.49m
Engine & Fuel
Fuel tankage440L
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