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Recent reviews

Kealy Knights

Kealy Knights

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

If I could give this company less than one star, I would. We booked and paid a deposit for our airport transfer over five months before my hen do, giving the company plenty of notice to arrange the transportation. Despite this, less than three working days before we were due to fly, we received a text informing us that their bus had broken down and that they could no longer provide our transfer. What was particularly disappointing was the complete lack of apology, empathy or any attempt to take responsibility for the situation. We were told that they had apparently found another company who could take us, but that this would cost an additional £200. When I spoke to them on the phone, I was initially told the additional cost would be £75, only to then be told it was actually £200 by the ‘other’ comapany. This was extremely frustrating and made the whole situation feel very dishonest. I contacted the company they recommended myself, and they were absolutely appalled by how we had been treated. They had apparently been given no information about the previous booking or the fact that the original company’s vehicle had broken down and believed we were simply a completely new customer making an enquiry. I also had serious concerns about the replacement company. I was unable to find a website or any online reviews for them, and I wasn’t even given a clear company name. The new company also wanted all the money up front so this was another red flag. Given that we were responsible for transporting a large group of people to the airport for an important trip, this raised significant red flags and understandably left me unwilling to trust the arrangement. At this point, I was practically crying on the phone because we were only days away from my hen do, had no confirmed transportation to the airport and were desperately trying to find an alternative company at very short notice. What should have been a straightforward booking made months in advance had suddenly become incredibly stressful and expensive, with the cost of our transportation potentially increasing from the original £625 quote to around £1,000. What made matters worse was the attitude I received when I contacted the company. Rather than offering any genuine apology or assistance, I was repeatedly told that “it wasn’t their fault” and that we would have to pay the additional cost regardless. I also asked for details of their insurance so that I could understand whether the additional costs we had incurred as a direct result of their cancellation could potentially be covered. These details were also refused. I completely understand that vehicles can break down and that unexpected circumstances can happen. My complaint is not simply that the vehicle broke down; it is the way this situation was handled. We had booked and paid a deposit months in advance, and the company left us with less than three working days’ notice to arrange alternative transportation, while showing very little concern for the significant stress and additional expense this caused. The deposit has since been returned, but that does not undo the unnecessary stress this caused us just two days before my hen do. We were left scrambling to find a reliable company at very short notice, at a significantly increased cost, during what should have been an exciting and special time. Overall, the lack of communication, transparency, empathy and accountability was extremely disappointing. I would strongly advise anyone considering booking with this company to think twice. A company can have a vehicle breakdown, but alternative arrangements should be put in place and the way they deal with the consequences for their customers says far more about them.

José Matos Silva

José Matos Silva

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I do not recommend using this company at all. I don’t usually write reviews, but I felt compelled to do so this time given the appalling service provided. On arrival at Funchal Airport, the first transfer was full and they only returned to pick up the remaining passengers around 50 minutes later (having said it would only take ‘10 little minutes’). We hired a car through Discovery Cars, where the collection note stated that we only had to pay the Madeira tourist tax upon collection, but they also asked us for an extra €12 for cleaning (a charge not mentioned anywhere). When we said we were going to drop the car off at the shop in the city centre, they asked us for an extra €20, which fortunately we didn’t have to pay after checking the booking confirmation, which stated that collection was in the city centre. As we thought we might be late returning the car, we sent a message via WhatsApp and tried calling both available numbers, at 20-minute intervals, without receiving any reply (if it had been an accident, it would have been far more serious). After trying again about an hour later, they answered the phone and said that if we returned the car by 8.30 pm (the return time was 8 pm), there would be no problem. If the delivery had been at 9.30 pm (which was the time we’d expected), we would have had to pay €25 (€12.50 for each hour beyond the agreed time). On our part, it is true that we were late with the delivery, and we hadn’t confirmed the shop’s closing time, relying on what had been said over the phone. At around 8.40 pm, we received a call informing us that the shop was about to close and that we would have to leave the car there until the following day, covering the associated costs. Fortunately, the company representative waited for us to arrive to return the vehicle at 9.00 pm (which would amount to €12.50 for a one-hour delay, according to the telephone call). Upon returning the car, we were asked to pay a €30 late return fee plus a €35 fee for returning the car after the shop had closed. We were then told that the information we’d been given corresponded to the old returns policy, which was no longer in force, and that the fees had changed; we were therefore obliged to pay €60, rather than the €12.50 mentioned over the phone. A terrible experience – I wouldn’t recommend it.

José Moreno Arenas

José Moreno Arenas

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

⚠️ BE CAREFUL WITH RUMBO NORTE AND BOATAROUND ⚠️ Our experience has been simply unacceptable. We booked a catamaran through Boataround, paid the required €4,000 deposit, and, once the charter had ended, Rumbo Norte still failed to return our money. Several weeks have now passed and, despite formally requesting the refund, we are still waiting for our €4,000. What is even more outrageous is Boataround’s attitude. We booked and paid for the catamaran through their platform, so we expected them, faced with a problem of this magnitude, to defend their customer and demand a solution from the operator. Nothing of the sort happened. When it is time to collect payment, everything works perfectly. But when a problem arises and they have to respond to the customer, it seems that everyone washes their hands of the matter and the customer is left alone to fight for their money. We are talking about €4,000, not a minor issue or an administrative delay. We have allowed sufficient time and have pursued the appropriate channels. If the money is not returned, we will continue through the relevant legal and administrative channels. We are publishing this because we believe that other customers have the right to know about our experience before booking. Our recommendation: exercise extreme caution with both companies, especially regarding the terms and guarantees relating to security deposits. Rumbo Norte: return the €4,000. Boataround: accept your responsibility as an intermediary platform and defend your customer. Trust is earned when everything goes well, but it is demonstrated when a problem arises. In this case, our experience with both companies has been deeply disappointing.