Published on Oct, 2024
We did this boat tour last week. Party of 9 adults and found seats/beanbags on the upper deck easily. I have seen people complaining that it was hard to get seats unless you go really early - we were told to be there between 9.25-9.45 and we got there at 9.40 and we were one of the first on the boat.
Christian was great, he talked us through the tour and gave us his WhatsApp to book and even offered us transfers from our hotel if we needed it.
There are 3 stops. The first is a 30-45 minute swim time where people can jump off the boat and they give floats etc.
The second is a 2 hour stop - they have an inflatable fun zone - where you have unlimited use of paddleboards, canoes, floating couches and scuba gear. The water is so clear and even though there was possibly 80 people on board, everyone managed to get a go on something. This was the best part of the day!
We did have a member of our party that didn’t go in for a swim but he enjoyed napping on the boat while everyone was in the water!
The third is a bay but the boat does stop a little further out than we expected and the current is a little bit stronger but if you are only planning a dip in the sea it is lovely.
We initially didn’t plan on a 6 hour tour but we are glad we did, you get to see Faliraki and the bays are beautiful.
Lunch was chicken, Greek salad, beans, stuffed peppers and a pasta salad - all lovely.
I have seen people complaining that the ‘all inclusive’ is false advertising. This isn’t the case. They advertise that it includes soft drinks and local wine - if you want a beer etc they do need to be bought - but they are only €2 so not that expensive for a boat cruise to be honest.
The atmosphere was good, the staff were helpful and you get a fab tan! There were also kids on board and they seemed to have the best time.
Definitely recommend.
