Viaje a Samiopoula

There was no safety information when on the boat, one piece of fruit and a cup of juice or water on route, which was fine. The only information given on arrival at the island was do not stand on the side of the boat as it was very fragile and looking at it , it had been patched up. The realised engine was broken, we were not given any information WHAT SO EVER ,when a fishing boat turned up to tow us back, which was very frightening ,which to 3 hrs 30 mins to return, only one drink was offered

Det var en helt grei båttur. Men det var ingen informasjon eller guiding på turen. Vi stoppet og badet ved øya Samiopoula, men gikk ikke opplysning om hvor lenge vi skulle være der. Det hadde vært hyggelig å fått litt informasjon om øya Samiopoula.

God servise Hyggelige folk

The sandy beach you are taken to is on an uninhabited island with beautiful turquoise sea, you are dropped off in deep water and need to swim ashore for about 30 metres so can’t taken anything with you. The boat trip was very enjoyable and the highlight was seeing dolphins swimming alongside the boat on the way back.

The remote island we went to was stunning of course, the beach although very small was very beautiful. Boat anchored so we could jump off and swim in the clear water, and swim to the beach… there were sunbeds but they were all chained up so couldn’t be used. In total boat time travelling was 3 hours vs 1 hour 10 mins on the private beach. Wouldn’t do it again based on this alone. Everything else lovely, very kindly provided snacks too.

It is a scenic boat ride, the staff are fantastic and give a glass of orange juice, a long roll with cheese and tomato, some melon, all very enjoyable, there were no dolphins however, and the stay at the island is an hour, which was enough for me as I couldn't tolerate the ice cold water to swim to shore and back, I enjoyed it and would recommend but not to see dolphin's or the swim as it was like an ice bath. ??