License-free boat rentals
10-min orientation & clear navigation guidance (up to 30hp).
Services
Licensed speedboat rentals
Powerful boats (over 30hp).
Private cruises with skipper
Guided tour & hidden spots around Sivota.
Sunset Tours
Golden hour & photo stops along the coast.
What sets us apart
In Sivota since 1993, we make boat rental simple and safe. With a 10-minute orientation, fully equipped license-free boats or private cruises with an experienced skipper.
Set off with ease, sail with confidence, return with memories.
Our team gives you recommended routes, safe anchorages and points to avoid, and stays on call while you're on the water.
Whether you're at the helm or you'd rather have one of our skippers guide you, you'll discover hidden beaches, sea caves and small islands in comfort — and come back with stories worth telling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about boat rentals in Sivota.
Do I need a license to rent a boat in Sivota?
No license is required for boats up to 30hp — before departure you'll receive a short orientation and navigation instructions. A speedboat license is required for higher-powered boats.
What's included in the rental?
Pickup/drop-off, basic safety equipment and a briefing on routes, anchorages and points to watch out for. For per-boat details, see the fleet or just ask us.
How many people fit in the boat?
It depends on the model. On the “Fleet” page you'll see each boat's capacity, and we'll suggest the right one for your group.
How do I book / check availability?
Send us your date, group size, and whether you have a license (or want a skipper) and we'll suggest available options.
Is fuel included?
Fuel is usually charged separately, depending on use/route. We'll explain everything precisely before you head out.
Can I book a private cruise with a skipper?
Yes — ideal if you want a relaxed experience and local guidance to beaches, caves and small islands, without driving the boat yourself.
What should I bring?
Sunscreen, a hat, water, a towel and a light jacket for the late afternoon. For kids, we always recommend a life jacket.
What happens in strong winds or bad weather?
Safety comes first. If conditions aren't suitable, we'll suggest changing the time/date or taking an alternative route in more sheltered spots.