Rent and drive a boat
Your private motorboat on the Cracow's Vistula.
You can read all day, but it's better to see for yourself
Five things that make the difference
We don't run guided tours with a set route. Here, you hire the boat, choose your own direction and take the wheel as captain.
Taste the freedom
The boat is all yours - no strangers on board.
From a different angle
Everything looks different from the Vistula.
At your own pace
Rent for as long as you need.
No licence required
You don't need any licence to drive it.
No experience needed
Steering the boat is easy and intuitive.
Four steps to freedom
No guide, no queues, no fuss.
Reserve your time online
Pick a time that works for you. No need to call or message.
Head to the dock
By car, taxi, tram or on foot. Even by scooter.
Take the briefing
A quick briefing on board. We'll show you everything you need to know.
Start your cruise
From this moment, the boat is yours. The rest is up to you.
Meet the fleet
Two M500 DUO motorboats — sporty, open-deck boats with room for 5. Spacious deck, comfortable seating and unobstructed views all around. One's called Dragon, the other Dwarf — because the owners came from Wrocław, but their hearts belong to Kraków.
Time on the water is priceless
We still take payment, though.
Adventure
- First time at the wheel
- As long as a TV episode
- Discover Kraków from the water
Voyage
- A romance with the Vistula
- As long as a good film
- To Kryspinów and back
Expedition
- A day away from dry land
- Without watching the clock
- Cruise into the unknown
More sailors? Book both boats and head out together.
Every reason's good
Pick yours and enjoy the moment.
Last cruise (stag edition)
The last night of freedom deserves more than another bar.
Plan your last cruise
Get ready to cruise
Doubts are normal. Let's clear the air.
Our jetty is at Bulwar Rodła on the Vistula in Kraków. You can get there by tram to the Komorowskiego stop, or by pretty much any other means of transport. You'll find a map and more details below, right here.
You'll find the current pricing above, right here.
To the west as far as the Kościuszko Lock (IV Ring Road), and to the east as far as the Dąbie Lock (ul. Ofiar Dąbia). Not our fault, unfortunately. Though it's still quite a stretch.
100%. Under Polish law, no licence is required to operate a motorised vessel with an engine power not exceeding 10 kW (13.6 hp). Our boats fall within that limit.
Every member of the crew gets a life jacket — nothing bad will happen. Steering a boat is simpler than driving a car, and we'll walk you through everything on the spot.
In the event of a storm (or even a drizzle), you can reschedule or request a refund. Just drop us a message around the time of your booking or show up in person. Though we'll probably reach out ourselves by email or phone before that, if it's clearly not worth it.
Unfortunately not. We love dogs and other animals — just not on deck.
Yes, but only under adult supervision and strictly as crew, not captain. You must be at least 18 to take the wheel.
Yes — just select the relevant option during the booking process, before payment. If it's a Polish company, you'll receive an invoice via KSeF. For international companies, we'll send it by email.
For the fun, the experience, the price, the freedom, the flexibility, the privacy… Besides, there's only one captain — and for those who'd rather sit back, there are still four perfectly good seats available.
Dock here
Find us by the river or online. Either way — we'd love to chat.
Where do we dock?
At Bulwar Rodła in Kraków.
- On foot 10 min from Wawel, 20 min from the Main Square
- Tram Komorowskiego stop
- Bike You can leave it on the dock — we'll keep an eye on it
- Scooter Lime, Dott, Bolt — park at a designated spot in the app
- Taxi Uber, Bolt or FreeNow
- Car Paid parking zone in the area
When do we cruise?
Everyday (unless it's raining).
We set off in May and wrap up in October.
Check current opening hours on Google Maps or in the booking calendar.
How to get in touch?
Rivers don't stop. Neither should you.
Try something new
Cruise
Take a look on board
Who knows what's hiding there?