Two Hours or Three? The Saxdor Sunset Cruise Has a Duration Conflict

The booking header for this private sunset cruise says two hours. The operator’s own description says three hours and a 15-mile route. That unresolved hour changes whether Vido, Garitsa, Mon Repos, Vlacherna and Mouse Island can be more than a fast sequence. Confirm the departure and return times shown on the final voucher.

The vessel is specified more clearly than the timetable

Aurelia Yachting identifies a 2022 Saxdor 320 GTC, 10.28 metres long, with twin 300-horsepower engines. Capacity is ten, though eight is recommended. This is an enclosed-cabin motorboat with outdoor deck areas, not a sailing yacht. The published speed range describes performance capability and should not be mistaken for the operating speed in evening traffic or chop.

Clarify the crew line as well

Fuel, taxes and a skipper are included. The same line marks the hostess as optional, so a two-person crew is not guaranteed by the wording. Refreshments include water, soft drinks, wine and beer; snacks may be fruit, a cheese-and-ham platter, breadsticks or sandwiches. Towels, snorkel equipment and a paddleboard are listed, although a sunset sightseeing circuit may leave little opportunity to use them.

Pier J is the fixed point

The cruise leaves D-Marin Gouvia from Pier J, where the operator’s flags identify the berth. There is no standard hotel transfer in the inclusion list. Wheelchair users are excluded. Bring identification and sun protection; evening wind on a moving boat can also justify an extra layer.

Use the boat-tour comparison to decide whether a motorboat or slower sailing format fits the occasion. The transport guide covers the journey to Gouvia Marina.

Inspect the live time option

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