Boat without licence Compass 150 (2019)

4.2 Naxos, Greece

Boat without licence Compass 150
  • Rated 4.2 out of 5Guest rating of this boat on Click&Boat.
  • No licence neededSmall boats like this can be driven without a boat licence here.
  • Professional charter companyThe boat is rented out by a professional, not a private owner.

Prices

Starting prices. The final price for your dates is shown on Click&Boat.

Day rental

from €400 per day

The whole boat for the day. Dates and options on Click&Boat.

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About this boat

Looking for a boat in Naxos? Compass 150 (boat without licence, 2019) sets off from Naxos, Greece. The boat is managed by a professional rental company. On Click&Boat, guests rate it 4.2 out of 5.

Prices start from €400 per day; the final price depends on your dates and is confirmed on Click&Boat.

The boating season in Naxos runs from May to October. The busiest months are July to August, so it is worth booking early. For calmer bays and more choice, consider May–June or September–October.

No boat licence is needed to drive it here. Check the dates and the final price on Click&Boat — booking through Merboat costs you nothing extra.

Description from the owner

Compass 150cc is a compact vessel known for its versatility and maneuverability on the water. Despite its smaller size, it can still provide an enjoyable boating experience. Here are some common features and safety aspects you might find:

*Console: A central console housing essential controls and instruments for navigation and engine operation. *Storage: Limited storage compartments for storing personal items, safety equipment, and other essentials. *Navigation and Communication: Basic navigation instruments like a compass and GPS, along with a VHF radio for communication Bilge Pump: A bilge pump helps remove any water that may enter the boat, ensuring it stays dry and safe. Anchor and Anchor Line: A small anchor and anchor line are useful for anchoring the boat securely when needed. Navigation Lights: To ensure visibility and comply with maritime regulations, navigation lights are installed for boating during low-light conditions or at night.

Exploring Naxos by boat offers a fantastic opportunity to discover the island's hidden coves, pristine beaches, and nearby islands. Here are some ideas on things to do with your boat in Naxos and the best places to visit from your boat's harbor of departure:

Southwestern Coastline: Depart from Agia Anna and head southwest along the coastline. Explore secluded coves and beaches such as Agia Anna, Plaka, and Mikri Vigla. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing in the crystal-clear waters.

Rina Cave: Depart from Naxos and head north to Rina Cave, located near the village of Apollonas. This sea cave is known for its unique rock formations and turquoise waters. You can enter the cave with your boat or take a swim inside and enjoy the striking natural beauty.

Remember to plan your boat trips carefully, considering weather conditions and the capabilities of your vessel. Also, make sure to respect the marine environment and adhere to local regulations while anchoring or mooring in different locations.

These are just a few suggestions for exploring the area around Naxos by boat. Enjoy your maritime adventures and the breathtaking beauty of the Greek islands!

At a glance

When to go to Naxos

May – October · busiest in July – August

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Know before you go

Boat licence · Not required

In Greece you can rent a motorboat without a licence if it has an outboard engine of up to 30 hp (up to 15 hp on RIBs and other inflatables), sailing only between sunrise and sunset and within the area set by the rental company. More powerful boats, and any yacht you skipper yourself, require a recognised licence such as the ICC, so check the exact conditions on the listing.

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  • Number of guests and cabins
  • Skipper included or optional
  • Deposit and fuel
  • Cancellation terms
  • Check-in and return times

Where the boat is

Approximate location (town centre). The exact marina is shown on Click&Boat.

About Naxos

Naxos

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Questions about this boat

How much does it cost to rent the Compass 150 in Naxos?+

Prices start from €400 per day. The final price depends on the dates, the length of the rental and the options you choose, and is confirmed on Click&Boat when you book.

Do I need a licence to rent the Compass 150?+

In Greece you can rent a motorboat without a licence if it has an outboard engine of up to 30 hp (up to 15 hp on RIBs and other inflatables), sailing only between sunrise and sunset and within the area set by the rental company. More powerful boats, and any yacht you skipper yourself, require a recognised licence such as the ICC, so check the exact conditions on the listing.

When is the best time to rent a boat in Naxos?+

The boating season in Naxos runs from May to October. The busiest months are July – August, so book early for those dates.

How do I book the Compass 150?+

Merboat compares boats from rental platforms; the booking itself is made on Click&Boat. Press “View on Click&Boat”, choose your dates and book there. It costs you nothing extra.

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