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Fantastic experience, the highlight of our holiday. Frederico was great fun to be with. Very... read more

It was just my daughter and I and it saw a trip for 2hrs 15 mins in the early evening. Our driver... read more

Sunset Cruise

Myself and my partner went on the sunset cruise. It was 55 euro each and well worth the money. Our captain ( don’t know his name, had lots of tattoos) was very friendly, he shared lots of information about the island and we got off at Cala turqueta for a swim. The scenery is beautiful and the boat trip is a very easy and relaxing way to see all the best beaches. The boat was a lovely size and very clean. There were only one other family on the boat with us so there was plenty of space to sit. A very enjoyable experience.

Fantastic experience, the highlight of our holiday. Frederico was great fun to be with. Very informative and great customer service. We were snorkelling in a beautiful secluded bay with the clearest water, got close to caves on the shoreline, learned interesting historical information and had a really good trip. Thoroughly recommend.

It was just my daughter and I and it saw a trip for 2hrs 15 mins in the early evening. Our driver was lovely, the scenery was wonderful and it was calm and peaceful. My daughter swam in the sea and saw lovely fish around her. It is definitely worth the money and your time , we had a great experience

I came by twice to make a reservation before 10 am ( i was around 9.40 am, every morning i jog and pass them, that’s why i found them). I asked the guy who arrange the reservation (middel age, around 55-60 yo) politely if they still have a space today or Tomorrow for 1 hour sailling. Hi kept answering me: just come back after 10 am because i’m busy now (very grumpy). Before me, he just helped a Spain family who might be have a reservation. Very unfriendly! Never ever approach them again. There are many others company who wants to bring us.

Hired one of these boats for two hours end of August ,went from one beach to another snorkelling along they way ,Great activity fairly good value for money .the only thing I would say is watch the time as it fly's past.

We hired a boat for 2 hours we only stop once to go snorkelling. The sea was a bit choppy on way back. 90 euros for 2 hour glad we done it

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30-day dry time proposed for Yellowstone-bound boats

Billings Gazette

BILLINGS – To reduce the possibility of invasive mussels reaching Yellowstone Lake, the National Park Service is considering a requirement that a boat be inspected and sealed to its trailer for 30 days ahead of its intended launch date.

The requirement, if adopted, would apply to all inboard/outboard and inboard jet motorboats and sailboats. The Park Service referred to such craft as complex motorized boats. An exception would apply to boats powered only by an outboard motor.

“Large, complex, trailered watercraft pose the highest risk of transporting and introducing invasive mussels, and other AIS, because they are difficult to inspect and less likely to completely drain/dry or be fully decontaminated,” the Park Service wrote. “Manual decontamination with the use of hot water is not always 100% effective in removing all mussels. Given this, a 30-day dry time is needed to mitigate the risk associated with these watercraft.”

In addition, the Park Service is proposing to “deny launch to any watercraft (motorized or non-motorized) that has previously been fouled by mussels, regardless of dry time.”

In seeking public comment through April 5 on the proposal, the Park Service cited the “increased risk of invasion” by zebra and quagga mussels, collectively referred to as dreissenid mussels, “following recent detections of these highly invasive species in waterways” close to the park.

The mussels “have caused irreversible ecological damage and extensive impacts to infrastructure and recreation in waterways throughout the Midwestern and Eastern United States, as well as in the lower Colorado River Basin,” the Park Service noted.

New infestations were detected in South Dakota’s Pactola Reservoir in 2022 and the Snake River near Twin Falls, Idaho, in 2023. The Idaho detection was the first time the mussels had made it into the Columbia River Basin.

In addition, during inspections last year and in 2022, Yellowstone officials “intercepted and denied launch to mussel-fouled watercraft, highlighting the urgency and severity of the threat.”

“Given Yellowstone National Park is located at the headwaters of the Yellowstone, Snake and Missouri river drainages, pro-active measures are required to ensure the long-term ecological integrity not just of Park waters, but also of downstream mussel-free waters in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho,” the Park Service wrote. “Failure to prevent invasion by dreissenid mussels could result in widespread negative impacts to natural resources and recreational values, and could undo over two decades of work to restore populations of native Yellowstone cutthroat trout (Oncorhynchus virginalis bouvieri) within the Park. Because there are no effective eradication methods, and control/containment is both costly and environmentally consequential, prevention of an introduction is critical.”

Seals from Yellowstone National Park; Idaho State Department of Agriculture; Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks; and Wyoming Game & Fish Department will be honored pending verification of the 30-day dry time during a mandatory Yellowstone AIS inspection prior to launch. Boaters will also be asked to present the inspection receipt from the date the seal was applied.

The preferred method for submitting comments is online at parkplanning.nps.gov/yellboats. Comments may also be mailed to: Yellowstone Center for Resources Attn: AIS Proposed Changes, PO Box 168, Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190. The deadline to submit comments is April 5.

At the conclusion of the 30-day public comment period, the NPS will analyze and consider all comments received.

A final decision is expected this spring.

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Sunset sail - PowerBoats

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Myself and my partner went on the sunset cruise. It was 55 euro each and well worth the money. Our... read more

Fantastic experience, the highlight of our holiday. Frederico was great fun to be with. Very... read more

Sunset sail

It was just my daughter and I and it saw a trip for 2hrs 15 mins in the early evening. Our driver was lovely, the scenery was wonderful and it was calm and peaceful. My daughter swam in the sea and saw lovely fish around her. It is definitely worth the money and your time , we had a great experience

I came by twice to make a reservation before 10 am ( i was around 9.40 am, every morning i jog and pass them, that’s why i found them). I asked the guy who arrange the reservation (middel age, around 55-60 yo) politely if they still have a space today or Tomorrow for 1 hour sailling. Hi kept answering me: just come back after 10 am because i’m busy now (very grumpy). Before me, he just helped a Spain family who might be have a reservation. Very unfriendly! Never ever approach them again. There are many others company who wants to bring us.

Hired one of these boats for two hours end of August ,went from one beach to another snorkelling along they way ,Great activity fairly good value for money .the only thing I would say is watch the time as it fly's past.

We hired a boat for 2 hours we only stop once to go snorkelling. The sea was a bit choppy on way back. 90 euros for 2 hour glad we done it

We hired a boat for 2 hours and managed to visit 3beaches to the left of the bay. The boats are not very fast but easy to drive and easy to drop anchor at the beaches so that you can go for a swim . Enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours and be able to reach some of the smaller beaches.

We hired a boat during our stay in Cala Galdana in September and we had an amazing time! We could only hire the boat for an hour as it was pretty much fully booked for the day we to wanted hire on so I'd recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. The fees are very reasonable, the sights you are able to see from the boat are incredible and we will definitely be repeating this wonderful experience our next holiday in Menorca!

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