About Blue Cruise

Before we tell you about blue cruise we need to tell you about its history. Blue cruise started with marine sponge fishermen. Your cruise boat becomes your new way of life for the length of your cruise. The experience starts the moment you step foot on the boat and ends when you get back on land at the end of the cruise. The experience is not watching the seas from the mountains but watching the mountains from the seas. Blue Cruise is waking up to the noises of the waves lapping against the side of the boat, local fishing boats and someone taking an early morning swim. Blue Cruise is again a life on the water and it’s a place that connects you with the sea. Blue cruise is counting the rounded pebbles in the deep water and experiencing the aroma and surroundings of the pine trees. It’s sipping your drink watching the sun setting and getting ready for an enjoyable evening, Blue Cruise is relaxing, enjoying the quietness falling in love with the natural surroundings. Feel yourself making a bond with the sea and learning about its many different temperaments. After this everything is blue and wet. You will be in the center of nature and history. You can understand this only if you think of how people, life, culture are evolving. Here is the source of the life. Everything, the ancient ruins, rocks on beach, sea gulls and sky are reflected blue from the sea. The thing you should not forget is that you are on the sea. Living on a boat has its own rules.

THINGS TO PAY ATTENTION TO.

• Remember to save water and electric.
• Do not smoke in the cabins
• Do not drop rubbish on the deck of the boat.
• Meal times and routes may change due to the weather.
• Do not put toilet paper and other rubbish down the toilets
• Do not leave the boat without permission of the Captain
• Children must be supervised all times
• When the boat is turning or parking do not jump in the sea. Do not swim far away from the boat. While swimming beware of other boats.
• Do not enter the life raft without permission of the Captain.
• Be careful when going up and down the steps as they are slippery when wet.
• Make sure you take all belongings before you leave the boat.

ONE DAY ON THE BOAT

Life on the boat starts when you step on deck on your first morning. If it is a long way between places to visit the boat crew will get up early to prepare and set sail. You may hear the noises from the engines. If the crew do not get up early then that means you are in the same location as the night before. After breakfast we set off on our route to our next destination. The day is spent having lunch and dinner and then finding a port for the night. We must remember that on a boat space is limited and may not be as comfortable as a hotel room or a house however this trip does have its advantages and disadvantage