No, you can rent one of our six boats (Iasonas, Achilleas, Konstantinos, Katerina, Nikos, Agrofylakas) that don’t require a diploma or a special license.
It’s like riding a bike! It’s very easy and we are going to explain to you all you need to know about the boat, the engine and the sea before you sale off.
Of course if you like we can provide you a captain with extra charge 10€ per hour.
You should have with you, your ID and a credit card.
In case you are renting one of our bigger boats that requires license, you have to bring with you your license/diploma.
Fuel consumption depends on many factors. Below we approach the comsumption in combination with some factors such as engine speed (rpm), boat load (kg), weather and balance.
You can get an idea about the fuel consumption with the following example:
Conditions:
- good weather (low wind and waves)
- speed: 3000-4000 rpm
- load: the max kg per boat type
- 270 kg for IASONAS | ACHILLEAS | KONSTANTINOS
- 350 kg for KATERINA | NIKOS | AGROFYLAKAS
- 430 kg for MARIA BOAT
- 510 kg for RENA BOAT
- right balance (* you 'll be instructed how to evenly distribute the weight in order to achieve the best balance)
FUEL CONSUMPTION 1.1 - 1.4 ltr/mile
For long distances it is mandatory for our company to know this, in order to ensure the safety of the customers, such as fuel filling and informing the captain with an extra course for any emergency.
Sailing West of Rethymno
Deatination | Time |
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Fortezza | 1 hour |
Old town | 2 hours |
Gerani | 3 hours |
Petres | 4 hours |
Georgioupoli | 5 hours |
Ombrogialos | 6 hours |
Red Village | 7 hours |
Suda | 8 hours |
Marathi | 9 hours |
Seitan limania | 10 hours |
Sailing East of Rethymno
Deatination | Time |
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Beach of Rethymno | 2 hours |
Pirates Caves | 3 hours |
Caves beach | 4 hours |
Kamara (stone gate) & Kamara beach | 5 hours |
Geropotamos Beach (old river) | 6 hours |
Small port of Lavrys | 7 hours |
Panormos | 8 hours |
2 Secret beaches | 9 hours |
Bali Beach | 10 hours |
Glaros beach | 10 hours |
The wind is the first thing we have to check before we sail off and it is the key factor that determines whether we can sail or not.
If the wind force is over 4 Beaufort it is prohibited by the port authorities. However, when the wind is between 3 and 4 Beaufort, the waves can spoil your fun (it is going to be very bouncy) so we don’t suggest sailing with that wind. Another case that we prohibit our boats to sail is that the wind is 2 Beaufort west. In these conditions the sea is very dangerous.
The ideal wind conditions are from 0 to 2 Beaufort (with the exception of 2 Beaufort west).