In the world’s collection of priceless destinations, the Ionian Greek islands are one of its most treasured antiques. A masterpiece of nature, this unique set of islands dates back to an ancient era, and while ingrained with thousands of years of culture and mythology, its charm and character remain wonderfully preserved for today’s most discerning cruising connoisseurs. The legendary home of Odysseus, favored escape of Onassis and Kennedy, and the prized location for the Hollywood blockbuster Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, the Ionian islands have a timeless appeal There are numerous possibilities, by washing up on the shores of Corfu, where a mix of civilizations have created a charming culture, or find yourself wandering in the ancient olive groves on the tiny island of Paxos. A day in the golden beaches of Cephalonia is highly recommended, while the near by caves of Ithaca will intrigue you with their mythological inscriptions.
Day 1, Corfu, Agios Stephanos
Welcome to Greece. Some of our crew members will welcome you at the airport and will escort you to the RM Elegant yacht. Welcome on board... The yacht is yours for the next fourteen days. Make your self feel at home, explore all decks and get spoiled with all exquisite amenities on board. Corfu is a rich island in history and blessed with a great nature, a green island, with white or gold sanded beaches in blend with rocky ones. The yacht steams immediately to the North East part of the Island around the area of Agios Stephanos. This is a beautiful quiet and sheltered area between the island of Corfu and Albania. Perfect for swimming and water sports. Agios Stephanos is an authentic fishing village therefore should anyone wish to go ashore there is a quaint harbour front to stroll along. It is a very low key place with leisurely evenings spent quietly in the few water-front bars and tavernas. No words may describe the beauty of the scenery and the sensation of the tranquility in the most amazing waters in the Ionian sea. Enjoy sumptuous meals at the aft salon, in vibes of your favorite music and continue with great cocktails around the Jacuzzi… Indulge in the care of the crew whilst the majestic scenery will warm your heart with its beauty. A memorable trip in Greece is only in its start… We may extend northern this evening to the blissful scenery of Kassiopi, sun drenched and welcoming with turquoise crystal waters. The town is said to have been founded during the reign of Pyrrhus, King of Epirus in the 3rd Century BC, as a supply post during his war with Rome. After the Roman conquest of the island in 230 BC, many Emperors visited, most prominently Emperor Nero, who came to a Temple to Zeus here. Much of a small headland to the north of the resort is taken up by a Byzantine fortress. The fortress was subsequently fortified further by the Venetians, and survived sieges from the Ottoman Turks in the 16th century. Today parts of the fortress's walls can be seen from the coastal road around the headland. Tenders on board to transfer you ashore for a stroll at any time… Alternatively, we may reach the Kalami bay close by Kouloura Bay. This is a horseshoeshaped bay, surrounded by olive groves and rich vegetation on its hills. With a rare beauty of the Greek uniqueness of nature, is nestling on the shores of the crystal clear setting it a typical small Greek village. Close by Kouloura bay, if you do like exploring and walking, there are some beautiful coastal and scenic walks to nearby bays, as Yaliskari bay, an isolated and unexploited beach with vivid green and crystal water, and a little further Agni bay. Kalami is well known as the place where the Nobel prize nominated author, Lawrence Durrell, once lived in the White House, and wrote excellent novels as “Prospero’s Cell”. The White House is still preserved at the end of Kalami bay from the beginning of the 20th century. Also the homonymous beach proudly flies the blue flag, the European standards symbol awarded to beaches that are clean and well organized. It offers a wide range of water sports and the beach itself is a pebbly one and the water is crystal clear and absolutely attractive! Whilst on board, enjoy the environment from your decks, and the sensation of a much different cruise in a mythical land… Ambrosial meals are served and the best is yet to come ahead of a great journey…
Day 2, Corfu
In the morning enjoy a lazy breakfast in some of the most spectacular bays of Corfu. Long day for swimming and water toys... No words may describe the clarity of the water and the perfection of the scenery! Great rides on the tenders to explore the beautiful coast, jet-ski sessions, massage under the Gazebos and BBQ on the beach… After a leisurely long day we may head to Corfu, and enjoy a great city tour with the amazing monuments ashore. Certainly not to be missed the majestic castle in the port. Corfu provides a great nightlife by offering all types of restaurants, clubs and bars, together with bistrots decorated in traditional architecture and colors.
Day 3, Agios Stephanos – Syvota (Mainland)
Wake up today for breakfast in one of the most beautiful bays of a fertile land. Sivota is a scenic coastal village with rare natural beauty which will take you’re your breath away, situated in Thesprotia, north of the Ionian Sea. It is an area full of olive trees and beautiful beaches with unique coasts. During the Turkish domination the village was called Mourtos, but in 1959 the naval battle of Sivota, which happened in 433 BC, gave its name to Sivota. Tenders will be available for guests to go ashore. If you enjoy the sea treasures, the water sports equipment will be at their disposal. After a great session of water sports a leisurely massage would while away the late afternoon and remove any lingering stress. If you prefer at any time to stroll ashore, views of the land will excite your senses. We may always organize a tour to close by destinations and picturesque villages for a taste of the local life and highlights.
Day 4, Syvota - Antipaxos and Paxos
Today, swimming will be your first thought when waking up, as thrilled with the waters of Antipaxos and Paxos, whilst a great set up for BBQ will be prepared. This small green covered piece of land, with olive trees and vineyards has got an area of only 5 square kilometers. Its only one harbor is called Agrapidia and the villages of the island consist of low houses and vineyards. But, here in this island you will find some of the most beautiful beaches in the Ionian Sea, like the exotic beach of Paradise. Paradise beach is unique in Antipaxos, because of its white gold silky sand beach outside and inside the water, the cleanest and light blue colors, and of course of the brightest blue Eptanisian Sea. A memorable day today with a great BBQ, long sessions of water leisure and great swimming! Later today we head to Paxos. The legend says that Paxos Island was formed when Poseidon, God of the sea, severed the south tip of Corfu with one mighty blow of his trident and dragged it south to create an idyllic retreat for his beloved wife Amphitriti… With an area of 25 sq km. and a population of 2500 inhabitants this green island covered, mostly of olive and cypress trees, is the smallest in the Ionian sea. It lies only 7 nautical miles from Corfu island 30 nautical miles from the harbor of Corfu city and 12 nautical miles from the beautiful city of Parga, of mainland Epirus which is situated opposite the island. The natural beauty of Paxos attracts dozens of yachts giving the island a cosmopolitan air. White impressive rocks sit vertically along the whole western site of the island. There, are also situated the famous blue caves. According to the legend, in the blue cave of Ypapanti, which is 1200m long and leads to the centre of the island, was situated the marble palace of Poseidon and Amphitriti.Gaios is the capital of Paxos island and took the name of a student of Apostel Paul who introduced Christianity on the island, died and was buried in there. The small channel which leads to the village city of Gaios impresses every one with the natural fjord that is formed at its entrance by two small islets, the isled of Panagia (Blessed Virgin) and the isled of Agios Nicolas. The inhabitants of Paxos are mostly working on the cultivation of the olive, fishing and tourism. The capital of Paxos is Gaios a picturesque village built around a port which is protected by two small islands Agios Nikolas and Panagia. On the Northern side is the village of Lakka and on the east side is the very charming village of Loggos. You will find the pace is still unhurried, very relaxing with genuine friendly Greek hospitality at its best. Should you wish to go ashore we would suggest ending your day at Gaios, a bustling little town, filled with shops, bars and restaurants.
Day 5, Paxos - Sparti in Meganisi
Twenty four small and satellite islands including Sparti, Meganisi surround the main island of Lefkas. We will anchor off this beautiful isolated island…This is indeed a relaxing tranquil village on the relatively undeveloped Epirus coast of north-west Greece, between Parga and the region’s capital Igoumenitsa, 55 miles from the airport at Preveza; Sparti is a charming village with calm waterfront area, to admire views lazily from the decks, across the two small islets in the bay. None of these sparkling beaches will disappoint you, with lots of shallow water and a peaceful atmosphere, only the sound of our jet skis to interrupt and some great music from the laid cafes ashore and from our decks. If you are in the mood for a diving session our tenders can take you to Agios Nicolas, to the Private Scuba Diving Center and have the fantastic opportunity to get the most important worldwide recognized license, under the supervision of well qualified instructors. Onassis was no fool to find refuge on Scorpios his private family home for many years which is located between the two we have chosen. Magic waters will thrill you and the day will be full of water toys and great strolls ashore. If you instead prefer a lazy time ashore, we can arrange for refreshments at Esperides Resort, a place of leisure and fun on the slopes of a green hill overlooking the sea. This is located only 500 m from the traditional village of Spartochori and approximately 6 km from the enchanting port of Vathi, offering visitors the luxury of tranquility, but also direct access to the vivid island life. Later on board, enjoy the vivid colours of the Ionian horizon and scenery, from your decks whilst tasting some fantastic dishes with local fresh food, by your Chefs.
Or, alternatively Lefkada (Nydri)
We may instead head south of Lefkada, the fourth biggest island of the Ionian Sea. Lefkada is situated between Corfu and Kefalonia, very close to the southwest coast of Akarnania. There is a bridge which connects the island with the main country. Nydri is a picturesque village, one of the first areas in which tourism was developed, known for the beautiful and immaculately clean sandy beach, stretching out for kilometers. Thick vegetation with olive trees, pines and cypresses provide a framework for the carefully constructed tourist infrastructure. The orderliness and cleanliness help to maintain exceptionally civilized surroundings. The region's beauties are not just limited to its sandy beaches and to its cosmopolitan character, though it has many important historical, natural as well as cultural monuments to show, both along the coast and inland Nydri is the birth place of our poet Aristotle Valaoritis with his house retained as a monument and Scorpio, the island of Aristotelis Onassis. Onassis was no fool to find refuge on Scorpios his private family home for many years which is located between the two we have chosen. Magic waters will thrill you and the day will be full of water toys and great strolls ashore and visit both islands. All along the east coast we will find wonderful beaches, picturesque ports, a quiet sea, which combine the natural beauty with all the comforts of a well-organized area. The beautiful, clean, sandy beach which spreads for kilometers offers the chance for all kinds of water sports. A sumptuous dinner is served under a great skylight.
Day 6, Meganisi - Vathy Ithaki
In the morning we will up anchored off the mythical island of Ithaca. Named after the son of the sea-god ‘Poseidon’ and home to Odysseus ruler of the kingdom of Ithaca whose heroic exploits were described in Homer’s Odyssey. This is an island not to be missed. Vathy is Ithaca's capital with some two thousand inhabitants and the elongated. The town itself is a picture of quintessential Greece with tavernas and cafes spilling out onto the town square around lining the harbour's edge. Vathy is also known with the same name of the island, Ithaca. Built amphitheatrically around a deep and sheltered bay, it has been identified with the Homeric harbor of Phorkys. At the entrance of the harbor lies the islet of Lazaretto; as its name implies it was once a lazaret (quarantine house) and on it there are also ruins of Venetian gaols. The port was protected by two small fortresses, built in 1805 during the period of the second French rule, those of Kastro and Loutsa, ruins of which can still be seen at its entrance. Your soft shoes will protect you during strolls. It's worth visiting the restored cathedral dedicated to the Presentation of the Virgin and the house in which the hero of Greek War of Independence, Odysseus Androutsos, was born. The Archaeological Museum houses a collection of Proto-geometric pottery, votive vases, bronze object, coins, and more. Some rare books, among them the only edition of the Odyssey and the Iliad in Japanese, and the entire works of St. Athanasios dating from 1686 are in the library of Cultural Centre of Ithaca. There are plenty of beaches close by Vathy and your Captain will select one, to enjoy water leisure and swimming in tranquil turquoise waters. Our Chef, inspired by the “Eptanisian” Cuisine will prepare savoro, tserepa and similar Greek specialties with an Italian influence. No more to say before surprising you... Our pastry Chef will as always prepare theme desserts for the family… Later tonight, enjoy stimulating cocktails and refreshments in the exhilarating atmosphere around the Jacuzzi deck. Moon is getting stronger and the light is perfect for a great soiree on board in sounds of your favorite music...
Day 7, Ithaki - Fiscardo Cephalonia
A lazy morning today anchored off Fiscardo. Fiscardo is in a beautiful harbour on the Northern tip of Cephalonia. Of the approximate 365 villages on this large and diverse island, Fiscardo is unique in that it was left virtually undamaged during the great earthquake of 1953, which ruined most of the historic buildings on Cephalonia. Pretty pebble bays are either overlooked or located within a short walk of all our properties in Fiscardo. In addition many beautiful coves are to be discovered by our tenders. Further afield, but certainly worth to visit, is Kefalonia’s most famous beach the scenically stunning Myrtos. Mythical waters to swim and another great day ahead of us for water leisure and tender rides. When you are in the mood, prepare for a long walk ashore Fiskardo, popular town in yachting, favourite for the daily and night routine it offers. Don’t forget to taste local liquors ashore. At night the town takes on an entirely different perspective. The lights, the old buildings, cafés, bars and restaurants all combine to provide a magical and eclectic atmosphere. Of all the villages on Cephalonia, Fiscardo stands out as having a unique ambience, especially on a summer evening. At night Fiscardo takes on an entirely different perspective. The lights, the old buildings, cafés, bars and restaurants all combine to provide a magical Mediterranean atmosphere. If you feel like tasting local cuisine, lobster spaghetti at Vasso’s is the place. Whilst on board, your crew will pamper you with cocktails at the Jacuzzi area.
Day 8, Fiskardo - Skinari Blue Caves Zakynthos - Zakynthos town
In the morning wake up anchored off the coast of the beautiful island of Zakynthos, in unique waters of Skinari to visit the Blue Caves. Zakynthos is also called Zante and it is the southernmost of the Ionian Islands and the third largest of the group. Later we steam to the west, to visit the Ship wreck, a unique highlight with mythical waters to take breakfast and enjoy fantastic swimming… Here's the story... In 1980, a freighter was pursued by the Greek Navy. The crew was suspected of smuggling contraband and the navy chased the ship through the Ionian Sea. Allegedly there was 'wine, tobacco and women' on board and the chase came to an abrupt end when the ship ran aground in stormy weather on the coast to the north of the island at Porto Vromi… Later we head south to anchor off the secluded and un-spoilt bay of Marathias in Zakynthos Island. The wonderful pebbled beach offers a spectacular rocky landscape to captivate you. The hills are covered with lush greenery and vast plantation. The tall pine trees provide good shade in the hot summer days. The crystal and calm waters offer an exotic atmosphere. Due to the long distance from the town, it doesn't get really crowded. This is a great starting point to visit the turtle-island and admire the loggerhead turtles (Carreta - Caretta). This is the species nesting laying eggs in southern shores of Zakynthos like Laganas and Kalamaki. In the evening female turtles can be seen resting in the shallow waters. Noise and lights can disorientate them and make them uncertain as to where to lay their eggs. Thus there are designated areas of the beaches set aside for the turtles. The sea turtle Caretta-Caretta is endangered Mediterranean marine species. This turtle can reach a size of 1.2 meters in length and a weight of 100kg. The Greek and international legislation have adopted series of agreements and measures to protect the turtle, and have also established the National Marine Park of Zakynthos. Enjoy sumptuous meals on board and view pictures you’ve taken today from all amazing places in Zante.
Day 9, Zakynthos town - Laganas Zakynthos - Katakolon
Today our options would be to Laganas for breakfast or Kyllini in Peloponesse. In Lagana there are wide sandy beaches where you may cross sea turtles, go snorkelling or enjoy some scuba diving session. This is a famous area for its unspoiled natural environment, home to the endangered specie of sea turtle called Caretta-Caretta which goes there during their reproduction period.
Or, alternatively, a long day may combine water and land entertainment… We may later cross to Katakolon port, which could be a starting point for a shore tour to Ancient Olympia, the place where the Olympian flame starts its trip to the world before the Olympic Games. If instead children would prefer some sliders for the day and a spa session for parents, Grecotel Olympian Riviera is the place. There is no modern equivalent for ancient Olympia - a religious and at the same time an athletic centre. Men travelled from every part of the ancient World to compete in these Games and the winners became legends. Over 50,000 of spectators came to watch the Games every four years and support the athletes.The area was buried under the alluvial deposits of the two rivers until its discovery in 1852. Since then, thousands of people visit it every year and admire its wealth and importance in antiquity. A visit to the original site of the Olympic Games is a moving experience. Running in the original stadium is an unforgettable one. And every two years the lighting of the Olympic flame for the next Olympics will bring back memories from this day tour. There is so much to tell when you are back on board thrilled from this experience... Nestle onboard, enjoy lunch whilst we will head to Pilos. This is a beautiful town built in a great spot southern of Peloponnese. If you feel like having dinner ashore, we may do arrangements in Costa Navarino, an exquisite resort with a growing reputation for its facilities and cuisine. Tonight, the moon is almost full and the sea is shimmering at night to excite senses.
Day 10, Gerolimenas Peloponesse
After a long cruise at night you will wake up in a different landscape than Ionion, to remind of older ages, Gerolimenas in region of ‘Mani’. The isolated aspect of this beautiful area, Mani, combined with the independent nature of its inhabitants meant that some traditions developed separately from the rest of the Peloponnese and Greece so that a distinct society made its mark on the landscape. To this day the architecture of the area is famed for the tower houses and fortified family dwellings from the period of the Ottoman occupation of Greece. Τhe name, which means "Old Harbour", is thought to derive from the ancient Ieros Limin, meaning "Sacred Harbour". One of the remotest settlements in the Peloponnese, until the 1970s it was reached mainly by boat. In the past it was a major fishing center, and featured substantial infrastructure such as a shipyard, ice supplies, and a fish market. Today the main industry is tourism. According to the 2001 census its population was 55 inhabitants. You may put soft shoes and let exploration begin. Enjoy ‘greek coffee’ in ‘cafeneion’, the traditional coffee Greek shops, where mostly men gather to spend time with philosophy for life. Tower houses made of large stones, acres of pasture land, clear blue waters and flavours which are typical of Greece, all complete a set of awesome images emitting ounces of natural beauty and tranquillity.It is highly likely that you will feel as if located at a fishing village of Sicily. Its superb setting by the sea shores where the Ionian Sea meets the Aegean Sea connotes to scenes from a movie where people walk barefoot letting the waves tinkle their tows, where people indulge in exquisite local specialties and the only thing they “wear” is a permanent face of carefree pleasure. Have an enjoyable walk along the narrow alleys of the village and admire the distinctive cultural identity and the unique architectural style of the stone tower houses. In the afternoon, the imposing rock at the cape of Cavo Grosso will beautifully complement the best sunsets you have ever seen. Shelter on board to enjoy a tantalising experience of tasting the sea food delicacies and Greek dishes between activities. If you feel like experience the volume of surroundings in a local resort, we may arrange in Kyrimai boutique Hotel for refreshments in an environment of stones…
Day 11, Gerolimenas – Kapsali Kithyra
This trip is a blessed combination of a cultural experience and a luxury cruise to historical places, offering rather the most attractive waters in planet… Kythera, historically part of the Ionion islands, has been known since ancient times as the Isle of Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, who, during the Theogony of Hesiodus, was captured on the shores of Kythera, when, Cronus (Saturn) tore off Uranus' genital organs and threw them to her. This is the island to combine highlights for any taste, ancient monuments, monasteries, caves, castles due to its rich history. Since ancient times, until the mid 19th century, Kythira had been a crossroads of merchants, sailors, and conquerors. As such, it has had a long and varied history and has been influenced by many civilizations and cultures. You will feel pleased by the experience of swimming and water toys leisure here… The land will enchant your senses as well… Enjoy breakfast at the east part of the island, and later great tender rides to Kaladi, one of the most popular beaches of the island. This is a pebbled beach with crystal clear turquoise waters on the eastern part of the island, right next to Palaiopolis. A few only miles southern we can approach Firi Ammos, near the village of Kalamos. It is a long beach with red sand and pebbles, and in the past it has won the Golden Starfish award for its natural beauty and the purity of the water. We may arrange by car transfer to the opposite side of the island at west, to visit the Chytra, One of the most impressive parts of the island is the skerry of Chytra or else Avgo (egg), located at a short distance across the harbor of Kapsali. On its south side there is a cave with enchanting colors both in the exterior and on the seabed. At the end of the cave there is a haven for seals. Going up on the isle requires attention, as the ground is steep and rocky. The rare and protected species of falcons (Varvaki) built their nests on these steep rocks. Also, the island’s local “flower”, "Sempreviva", blooms in this difficult terrain, handpicked each June by experienced locals only, due to the difficult passages! There, by local boat you may enter the cave. Close by this side of the island, there is another highlight. Going down the dell of Milopotamos and the “Fonissa” waterfall, situated on the rocks, among the plane trees and the ivy are the 22 watermills. The mills operated by water power from the river that still flows abundant. The water would run in a single trench that passed by all mills. Each watermill consisted of three main areas. The area where the mill was grinding the harvest, the room(s) where the workers would live and sleep and finally the space where they kept the donkeys, their means of transport at the time. The trench’s water was also used by gardeners. The mills were owned by the families working there and they usually had the name of the
constructors or of those who first operated them. The hardships of the millers’ and their families’ lives, along with the advent of new grinding tools led to the abandonment of the mills. A little further below you’ll find small and big waterfalls with beautiful lakes to swim if you want to, or otherwise you can continue your walk across the ravine towards Kalami. There is so much to view in Kithyra…They say that once you are there it is certain you will come back again…
Day 12, Kithyra - Elafonisos
The epitome of the region, is a small island close by Kithyra, Elafonisos, which was considered in ancient times the "island of deers". The main church in the village is of Agios Spyridon, which is built on a tiny piece of land that is connected by a hand made bridge to the rest of the island. The white powdered sandy beaches are breathtaking and the waters are so crystal transparent blue to remind only of exotic destinations. A a secret Paradise on earth. No words can describe the beauty and the complexity of the island, this is something you have discovered yourself. Time for BBQ and beach leisure… A lazy day on the beach watching ‘trehandiria’ at the horizon… The residents of Elafonissos posses allocating one of the bigger fishing fleets in Greece with boats suitable for coastal mainly fishing. Most of them are wooden "Trehandiri" but also "Paragadia" and other type. They are famous for exceptional woodwork shipbuilding. It is also rumoured that Elafonissos in Southwestern Crete owes the name when at their passage with the Caiques, fishermen of Elafonisos they called the place Lafonisi as even today, the resemblance of colours of sea with splendid gold-green-blue waters of Simos, Saracenico Pounta and Virgin Mary Islands.
Day 13, Elafonisos – Neapolis & Monemvasia
Only a few miles next to Elafonisos is Neapolis to reach in the morning. While its maritime tradition is still much in evidence, Neapoli has also grown to become a popular holiday destination with its clean beaches, a variety of cafes and bars and restaurants specializing in seafood, including the local speciality, grilled octopus. Spread out around the surrounding mountainsides, with spectacular views of the sea, are villages that have retained much of their original character. After lunch we head to Monemvasia and its majestic castle, a living part of the Greek history… The peninsula that is built was named Minoa in Minoan period. Because it was usually attacked of Slaves the Greek of Laconia fortified it and used it as a port and shelter. In 1147 repulsed the Norman’s attacks and in 1249 it was subordinated after sieges of three years, Goulemos Bileardouinos made everything to return it to Byzantium in 1263. For four years it passed to the authority of Pope later the Venetians and finally the Turkish until July 23 1821… You will need soft shoes whilst the best hour for a tour will be in early evening when it is not too hot. The tour on the castle will be an experience of a lifetime. If you have the courage step up to Agia Sophia and be prepared for a thrilling photo-session. After an exhausting day the crew will wait for you on board for a rewarding dinner and great cocktails onto the sundeck.
Day 14, Monemvasia – Hydra
Hydra island - and especially Hydra town - is one of the major highlights of a yacht charter or sailing holiday in the Saronic and Argolic Gulf. Although the island lacks real forests of trees it is very charming and has a very authentic feel since motorized vehicles are forbidden: the main transportation unit is a donkey. Hydra used to be a mondain sea side resort and attracted a selection of poets, film stars, and the rich upperclass of the western world. Nowadays most of this glamour is gone, but the port of Hydra is still very appealing with its beautiful mansions stacked on the surrounding hills. During the main sailing season the port can become very busy, but there are lovely anchorages nearby, notably at the south west of the island and behind Nisos Soupia which is north of Hydra island. It is very popular island because of its extremely picturesque capital, full of red-tiled houses and stone-paved narrow alleys. It used to be the destination of fashionable artists during the sixties and has kept a highly cosmopolitan character. Hydra in Mythology was a nineheaded monster, sister of Medusa. The C-shaped small port with amphitheatrically built houses overlooking to the port is one of the most breathtaking ones. The town looks glamorous like an art-paint, with grey, white and blue colours above the blue of the sea, an exemplar of architectonics and aesthetics. Right and left from the entrance of the port, there are the Parapets with the Canons which protected the town. A School of Art and the Merchant Marine Academy are settled in Hydra, together with Museums exhibiting historical collections oriented with our Revolution. Hydra is one of the most favourite destinations of yachtsmen and artists at the same time. A farewell party on board as this is the last night of this cruise…
Day 15, Hydra – Marina SEF Athens (Disembarkation at 12.00hrs)
A rich breakfast anchored off Dokos island, close by Hydra. Later we steam to Marina SEF in Athens.
We trust you have had a wonderful trip and look forward to seeing you on board again!