Of course! However, this depends generally on the weather and waves. We can always anchor behind the marina walls if there are waves, so you can use our SUP boards and it is safe for children to swim. We have paddle boards and inflatables, snorkels, masks, and fins you can use. On calm days we can do this at sea near the shoreline, if it is a little wavy we can go within the outer harbour walls for a flat sea and anchor up.

We don’t allow swimming after dark on our overnight trips for safety. 

Yes! But with a responsible adult who will be expected to supervise them at all times, and especially if they decide to swim from the boat or take out our inflatables. Children under 1 years old are not charged, but we do need to know numbers for safety when you book. We also have children’s life vests and small size fins and snorkels. 

There are cabins where babies can be changed. We have an outdoor shower on the deck to rinse off after swimming for adults and kids, and an indoor bathroom if babies require facilities. 

Yes we do, but we recommend you visit the charming toilet facilities in the marina before joining us onboard, as we rely on a tank for toilet flushes onboard. No paper can be flushed onboard also; there are disposal bins provided. 

To access our boat you need to be able to step or jump across a short gangway. If you are able to make this with assistance or be carried across, we are happy to seat you on the boat. Please note that our bathroom facilities are below deck, and because of this, they are not accessible for wheelchairs. We leave this to your discretion if a short trip is suitable for you, however we are happy to adapt what we can. The marina and our pontoon are wheelchair accessible as is the parking.

Certainly, you can have a “try” dive after learning basic scuba theory and skills, which will be tested in shallow water or a swimming pool prior to and depth diving. If you want to learn how to scuba dive and be qualified, you will need to take the PADI Open Water Course which is the beginners course. Additionally, minimum age is 14 years so please don’t book for children. There are also health questionnaires to complete to ensure you are fit enough and at no risk from diving at depth, for example if you have problems with breathing or heart problems. You must also be a confident swimmer. Check if diving is suitable for you with PADI here. 

The PADI Open Water Diver course is flexible and performance based, which means that we offer a wide variety of schedules, organized according to how fast you progress. Find out more about certification and PADI here.

Each scuba lesson is 55 euros, which includes equipment hire and air tanks. For an Open Water course, you will need both theory and practical courses onshore and on the boat. Contact us for prices.