Staying in a boat is a really nice experience that everyone should try once a life! The port is really calm, the place was clean and everything inside was ok to stay a few days. But there was a few bad things: the place is too wet, I even had water drops on my computer the morning. It's my daily work took so I cannot loose it in a middle of a foreign country. I had to hide all my electronics belongings and papers in my waterproof bag to not find them destroyed on the morning. When I say wet it means the walls were literally leaking! The door on outside couldn't be locked from inside, meaning I had to sleep with my computer and my wallet because this city is full of thiefs. It's scary to sleep with a not-locked door! Even if the port is watched by cameras. The WiFi is also really bad and I had to use my own 4G, happily I have international roaming in my phone plan... Also, I didn't have water for 3 days inside the boat so I had to go outside grab some at the fountain. The bathroom is almost unusable but the public bathroom a few meters away is really clean so it's OK. Sometimes it's impossible to sleep because the boat is knocking against ropes or other boats due to sea waves and it makes a lot of small noises. The boat is far away from everything, not even a shop open at night next to it. Inside I only had 2 toilet papers rolls for 2 people for 1 week: it's too much. The towels furnished were also really small. Happily the heater was nice but it consumes a lot, bad for the planet. There is a balcony above the boat awesome to drink with a friend when it's sunny. I only had one key for 2 people. But the owner was really proactive and answered quickly to all my requests, thank you for this! Only the message you receive first before arrival is a bit not welcoming and robotical but all other interactions were so nice thanks to Andy and the owner, cool people I was happy to meet! I definitely recommend it because it's was cheap and cook experience but for sure some improvements are required.