If you're up for a little adventure—and by adventure, I mean a mix of "Escape Room" and "Fear Factor"—then this boat is absolutely the right one. The handover was already promising: an elderly gentleman who understood neither English nor German, but at least consistently acted as if everything was completely normal. The boat itself impresses with its unique "organic concept": mold in the refrigerator, in the dish rack, in the vents, and even decoratively on the roof. Who needs cleanliness when you can use the entire boat as a Petri dish? The gas bottle for the heater was empty, but at least there was the generous suggestion: "Buy one yourself and maybe you'll get your money back." A desert of service. The lighting? Overrated. After all, darkness creates a more adventurous atmosphere—flashlight romance included. Communication with the owner was as cordial as it was efficient: first English sentence, click, and the conversation was over. A master of conflict avoidance! The absolute highlight: the bilge pump, which ran tirelessly all night. A soothing hum that reminds you at all times: "Don't worry, the water is just constantly coming into the boat." Pure wellness, like the sound of the sea – only with a panic factor. Conclusion: If you like mold, darkness, and the constant roar of pumps, this is the place for you. For everyone else: better learn to swim.

Boat corresponded exactly to the description. Excellent value for money! We knew that Julinka was no longer the newest, but very well maintained including modern USB connections.