boat hire in Budva · Traditional Wooden Boat — Mariolo (2017)

MARIOLO will take you on unforgettable tour around Budva Bay where you can see all the beaches and beautiful places on Eastern and Western side of the bay. Starting from Budva Marina, the boat goes to Slovenska city beach, exclusive Dukley Gardens resort and beach, Becici beach, to small fishing villages Rafailovici and Przno, Kamenovo beach, beautiful Queen's beach and Milocer beach, famous peninsula hotel Sveti Stefan, and Drobni Pijesak where the guests can enjoy swimming from the boat. After swimming the boat goes to Western side of Budva Bay passing by Love Cave on Island Saint Nikolas, where we can stop for making photos and videos, or even for another swimming from the boat. Going to the last point on Western side of the bay, we will stop on Ploce beach famous for its daily parties and Trsteno beach which is recognizable for its shallow waters and beautiful white sand. On its way to Budva, the boat goes to big Jaz beach and it passes by small restaurant in nature, Mallaii, Calipso cave and Blue Laguna which is behind one of the most beautiful beaches on Adriatic sea, Mogren Two and Mogren One. Passing by hotel Avala beach and by the old walls and ramparts of OLd Town of Budva, Mariolo comes back to Budva Marina where the 4 hours tour ends. The prices may vary, from 100 - 120 euros per hour for the groups up to 15 passengers, or may be defined per person for a bigger groups, depending on number of passengers. MARIOLO boat is made in 2017. It is made of natural materials, oak and a special type of pine, it weighs 7 tons and is twice as strong and stable at sea than any plastic boat of the same size. It is 9.8 meters long, 3.26 meters wide and is registered by the Maritime Safety Administration and the Ministry of Maritime Affairs of Montenegro for the transport of 45 people. The boat has an awning that protects from the sun and is completely open in the upper part of its superstructure so that passengers can enjoy an unobstructed view of the surrounding nature, beaches, caves and landscapes that they want to photograph. There are steps on the front and back of the boat that allow passengers to climb onto the boat during swimming breaks from the boat.