boat hire in Arbatax · Bwa — 480 (2010)

The awning is very flimsy, otherwise everything is fine.

After a short instruction of around 2 minutes, we were able to get started. Driving this boat is more or less self-explanatory. You have enough time to get used to it. Everything went as planned for us. We got exactly the boat in the picture. We went to Cala Marioulu and back again. We made several stops and put our foot on the gas every now and then. In the end, we had to pay 35 euros for fuel, which was fine. It was the absolute highlight of my stay in Sardinia and I can only recommend it to anyone who can manage it financially and in time. A little advice: put on sunscreen well and, above all, often. Best wishes

Everything went well. Very nice staff and good, short instructions. The bimini was stuck and couldn't be used at first. After a long shake, everything was fine. We went along the entire coast and paid just under €60 for petrol for a time from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. We would definitely book again, it was worth it.

We rented several boats during our stay for the same price but nothing related to this one. The boat is not maintained and not washed. The sun visor is not hung properly and is therefore of no use. The speed of the boat is not constant, as soon as there are small waves there is no more speed. The anchor was all damaged

Brief instructions in bad English, we were informed that losing the anchor would cost €200. Nothing about other attachments. Arrived at the dinghy, brief instructions and off we went. I've boated in the Mediterranean several times before, so it wasn't a problem for me. The rental company gave us a fuel price of around €35 for the trip to our final destination and back. It depends on how you drive. We then drove at a maximum of 35 km/h halfway and back again. When we arrived, the guy was extremely rude. The cost of refueling was over €50. OK, wow. Then the guy said we'd lost a seat cushion. No idea. Didn't notice. Sorry, but how can that be? It should be permanently attached. Incomprehensible. But we didn't think anything of the seat cushion. Back at the office, they wanted €200 for the seat, mind you, for a 14-year-old dinghy. A man who spoke bad English then fetched the boss, who doesn't speak a word of English. Wow. No words. After arguments and attempts to make the whole thing less humane, it was all in vain. So we had to pay another 200 euros on top of that. Very nice. Everyone has to decide for themselves whether they want to invest their money in such a great organization... I definitely won't do it anymore.

Nice boat, instructions could have been more detailed. Overall a good trip.