Do I need a boat license to drive the Compass 150cc?

No license is required under Greek law for engines up to 35hp; staff provide an on-site briefing before departure.

How many people fit on the boat?

Maximum group size is 4 people.

Are the boats wheelchair accessible?

Unfortunately the boats are not wheelchair accessible or stroller-friendly, but staff can keep strollers at the office.

Bring water, sun protection, swimwear, a dry bag, and any food or drinks you’ll need; fuel and extras are not detailed in the listing.

What safety instruction is provided?

Staff demonstrate throttle control, docking, and emergency-stop procedures, and allow novice drivers to practice in calm water near the bay.

Skip the Captain: Rent the Compass 150cc in Agia Pelagia, Crete

Q: Where is the meeting point?

Pick up and drop off at Blue Water Club rent A Boat in Agia Pelagia, main road and 10 meters away from the central beach.

Drive your own boat along Crete’s sheltered bay, launching from Agia Pelagia’s main road — pick up and drop off at Blue Water Club rent A Boat in Agia Pelagia, main road and 10 meters away from the central beach. The Compass 150cc is a small, nimble motorboat for up to four people that turns a family day or a romantic escape into an active marine outing. Options range from two-hour spins to full-day excursions, so you choose whether to explore nearby coves, anchor for a swim, or craft a slow coastal cruise. Agia Pelagia sits on Crete’s north coast, a short drive west of Heraklion, with clear Mediterranean water, limestone cliffs, and small pebble beaches that reward anyone willing to pilot a small craft. The boat requires no license under Greek law for engines up to 35hp; the rental office gives a hands-on briefing before you cast off. That blend of freedom and simplicity is what makes this rental a standout: it hands the wheel to visitors who want to control pace and direction without needing professional certification. Expect to thread between rocky points and sheltered coves, to tuck into quiet inlets that larger charters can’t reach, and to find ribbed limestone shelves and patches of Posidonia seagrass beneath turquoise water. Families and novice skippers appreciate the compact size and straightforward handling; experienced boaters enjoy the local channels and short hops to snorkeling spots. Practical notes you’ll want to bookmark: arrive 30 minutes early for check-in, and remember that the operator’s accessibility note states boats are not wheelchair accessible or stroller-friendly, though staff can hold strollers at the office. Children remain the responsibility of their parents aboard and while swimming. Fuel, provisions, and any extras are not detailed in the listing—plan to bring water, sun protection, and a dry bag. Trips are available in 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8-hour options; group size is limited to a maximum of 4 people, so plan bookings accordingly. Staff demonstrate throttle control, docking and emergency-stop procedures and let novice drivers test handling in calm water near the bay before venturing farther. Why book this trip? It’s a quick way to add a private maritime element to a Cretan visit without the fuss of paperwork or a captain’s fee. It pairs perfectly with a morning at Agia Pelagia’s central beach or an evening coastal dinner back on shore. The Compass 150cc is less about speed and more about agency: steering a small boat on the Mediterranean is as close to an old-school seaside imperative as modern tourism allows. Meeting point: Blue Water Club rent A Boat in Agia Pelagia, main road and 10 meters away from the central beach. Check-in 30 minutes prior.