At the beach (Port Bali Mylopotamos, Milopotamos 740 52)
This catamaran day trip along Crete's coast is a hit with families and couples, with over 80% of reviewers giving it five stars. Guests consistently praise the "super fun" and friendly crew, often highlighting the captain's hospitality. The tour includes generous food and drinks, with stops for swimming and snorkeling in beautiful coves. While most found the day perfect, one review noted the boat was motorized. Overall, it's a fantastic and relaxing day, with many calling it the best boat tour they've been on.
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Nice boat trip on the catamaran. Plenty of drinks, lunch, and fruit. It was cloudy and a bit chilly in the morning. But in the afternoon, we really enjoyed the sun and hung out in a tube behind the catamaran. Super nice crew and a very funny captain. Thanks for the hospitality and humor.
Gorgeous boat trip and the crew are super fun. Loved that we stopped off for swimming a couple of times, and there was sooo much food at lunch. 100% recommend this trip
A super cool day with a great crew and amazing food. We'd love to go again!
No, pets are not allowed on board.
Yes, you are welcome to bring your own food and drinks on board.
The trip includes lunch, drinks (beer, wine, raki, soft drinks, water), fresh fruit, and the use of snorkeling equipment.
Lunch consists of local delicacies such as Greek salad, saganaki, meatballs, and sardinia. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available upon request.
Yes, the trip includes a stop in a secluded bay where you can swim and snorkel in the crystal-clear water.
Yes, the boat trip is suitable for children of all ages. Foldable strollers can also be brought on board.
You should bring your swimsuit, a beach towel, and sun protection.
The meeting point is at the provider's base on the beach in Bali. You should arrive 10 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
The tour passes by a location known for wild dolphins and turtles. With a bit of luck, you might be able to see them in their natural habitat.











