boat hire in Tivar · Doral — Prestancia (2010)

Perfect communication to set up our pick up from the marina. Arrived on time. Excellent trip to Kotor. Stopped for a swim close to Our Lady of the Rocks, absolutely stunning. Not sure we have ever swam in a more beautiful place. Smooth cruise back to Porto Montenegro. One of the best days ever made better by Vyacheslav’s first mate! Highly recommended.

Fantastic day 😀

I recently had the pleasure of hiring a boat with Vyacheslav, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. Vyacheslav was incredibly friendly and accommodating, making sure our trip was tailored exactly to our preferences. He was very flexible with our requests on where we wanted to go, and his local knowledge was invaluable. He provided excellent recommendations on the best restaurants, sightseeing spots, and prime swimming locations, ensuring we made the most of our time on the water. While his English and Serbian are basic, communication was never an issue, and he made sure we were comfortable and well-informed throughout the journey. I highly recommend Vyacheslav for anyone looking to have a memorable and enjoyable boat trip. His professionalism and warm personality truly enhanced our experience.

In an epoch where the cacophony of quotidian life often suffocates the soul, a sojourn upon the aqueous expanse under the sagacious stewardship of Captain Daniel emerges not merely as a respite, but as an odyssey—a transcendental voyage that traverses the realms of the sublime and the ineffable. From the very inception of our aquatic journey, a palpable aura of meticulousness enveloped us, a testament to the assiduous planning and unparalleled dedication of Captain Daniel. The vessel itself, a paragon of nautical engineering, stood as a testament to the symbiotic relationship between human ingenuity and the untamed beauty of the maritime domain. Each plank of its wooden hull seemed to whisper secrets of the sea, while the billowing sails danced gracefully with the zephyrs, as if choreographed by the muses of antiquity themselves. Captain Daniel, a veritable polymath of maritime lore and contemporary nautical acumen, orchestrated every facet of our expedition with an alacrity and precision that bordered on the preternatural. His encyclopedic knowledge of the sea, coupled with a preternatural ability to navigate its capricious moods, rendered our voyage not only safe but suffused with an air of adventurous serenity. As we embarked upon the crystalline waters, the horizon unfurled before us in a diaphanous embrace, each wave a symphony, each gust of wind a whispered promise of adventure. It was within this aqueous theater that Captain Daniel's true prowess shone, his commands delivered with a mellifluous cadence that harmonized perfectly with the rhythmic undulations of the ocean. Our journey was punctuated by moments of sheer transcendence—dolphins cavorting alongside our vessel, their sinuous forms glistening in the sun's resplendent rays; the distant cry of seabirds, an avian chorus heralding our passage through time and tide. Captain Daniel, ever the consummate host, curated these experiences with an almost supernatural foresight, ensuring that each moment was imbued with an ethereal quality that defied the mundane. In moments of repose, we were regaled with tales of maritime lore, each narrative a tapestry woven from the threads of history, myth, and personal experience. Captain Daniel's eloquence, matched only by his humility, transformed these interludes into portals to a bygone era, a testament to the enduring allure of the sea. As our voyage drew to a close, a collective sense of melancholic gratitude pervaded the air. It was a journey that transcended the physical realm, touching the very core of our beings and etching indelible memories upon the canvas of our souls. In conclusion, to encapsulate the entirety of our experience in mere words seems an exercise in futility. Yet, if one were to attempt such a herculean task, it would suffice to say that Captain Daniel, with his unparalleled expertise, boundless enthusiasm, and unwavering dedication, has not only elevated the art of maritime voyaging but has also rekindled our collective passion for the boundless, untamed beauty of the sea. We extend our deepest gratitude to Captain Daniel, a true maestro of the maritime realm, and look forward to the day when our paths may once again converge upon the vast, enigmatic expanse of the ocean.

The trip was incredible. We visited the main spots and Vyacheslav also recommended the best restaurant experience ever in the Bay. The boat is super confortable and we extended our trip until 21 hours. I would definitively choose him again for a boat trip in Kotor.

We had a superb day on the boat with Vyacheslav, nothing was to much trouble and he had booked a beautiful restaurant for lunch where the food was excellent. We would recommend him and his boat for an excellent cruise around Kotor Bay.

The boat was very nice. As described in the picture. The captain had been extremely nice and accommodating and talking and forth before the trip. It must have been google translate as he spoke very little English in real life but that’s ok … He even went to the trouble of decorating the boat with balloons which was kind What I didn’t like is that I was asked to pay for a load of petrol and extra 60 to get him back to his start point as I asked him to pick up and drop off from hotel. So an extra 350 In cash for petrol and this drop off It was a 600Hp speedboat. All day he kept it at a snails pace whilst I watched other boats much smaller speed past us. I guess he wanted to save as much fuel as possible and then keep the money that was intended for fuel. Had I have known, I wound have booked a sailing boat for half the price instead of having a speed boat. I feel ripped off and that’s not nice. I kept telling him to go a little bit faster but he said it’s restricted. But again all the other boats flew past us all day and I’m convinced it was just to profit from the petrol trade. I’m convinced that hardly any fuel was used whereas I paid for it. No point having A speed boat without any speed !