Day 1:

Corfu

Cruise departs from Corfu Old Town at 5pm. Please be there 45 minutes prior to departure. With this in mind, we start our journey from Corfu’s Old Port, which is full of Greek tavernas, local product markets and plenty of antique shops. Apart from that, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed “Old Town” offers a unique scenic experience, given its architecture and general structure which is quite unique. (D)

Day 2:

Corfu – Sivota – Mourtos

The Ionian Islands are the wettest of the Greek islands so forget about the typical rugged, rocky coasts of Greece. The Ionian Sea will amaze you with its lush forests, green hills covered with olive groves, crystal clear waters and sparkling white beaches. You can find this descriptive scenery hidden among the Sivota – Mourtos Islands, which are located south of Corfu’s mainland. We arrive here on the second day and while we are at this island complex, we need to visit its highlights, the blue lagoon and the famous Papanikolis cave. Later into the day, don’t miss out on strolling through the traditional Marina village and before you leave, be sure to grab something to eat and drink from the numerous idyllic tavern-lined tavernas which are located on the marina, above the shore. (B, L)

Day 3:

Mourtos – Parga

Parga has been described as one of the most beautiful villages in Greece and undoubtingly, as the most beautiful in the Ionian Sea. With its two crystal clear bays, each on both sides of the village, its famous Venetian castle, and its numerous bars and water sports facilities, Parga is a must-see for your summer holidays. Grab your hats and sunglasses, put on plenty of sunscreen and prepare to create some forever-lasting Greek summer memories at this beautiful, picturesque destination. (B, L)

Note: Due to Parga’s undeveloped-port infrastructure, there is not plenty of available space on the marina, which means, that in case the gulet does not manage to dock at the port, you will need to use a water taxi, to reach the shore. The cost, for this, is not included in the overall price package!

Day 4:

Parga – Antipaxos

Parga has been described as one of the most beautiful villages in Greece and undoubtingly, as the most beautiful in the Ionian Sea. With its two crystal clear bays, each on both sides of the village, its famous Venetian castle, and its numerous bars and water sports facilities, Parga is a must-see for your summer holidays. Grab your hats and sunglasses, put on plenty of sunscreen and prepare to create some forever-lasting Greek summer memories at this beautiful, picturesque destination. (B, L)

Note: Due to Parga’s undeveloped-port infrastructure, there is not plenty of available space on the marina, which means, that in case the gulet does not manage to dock at the port, you will need to use a water taxi, to reach the shore. The cost, for this, is not included in the overall price package!

Day 5:

Antipaxos – Paxos (Gaios)

Until recently, Paxos was best known for its excellent olive oil, which is rumoured to be one of the world’s best varieties. Enjoy the lush green scenery of this tiny island by renting a bicycle or a bike and head to any of its secluded coves to spend an idyllic summer afternoon while sunbathing and swimming. After returning to the city, enjoy some traditional local Greek seafood or even Meze, at one of the many local taverns, which are run by the local fishermen. (B, L)

Day 6:

Paxos (Lakka) 

This part of Paxos Island is packed with secluded coves and sea caves. A true dream for any sea explorer. Lakka is home to a small but vibrant village with shallow waters, known as a diving hotspot
for those who want to discover the Ionian Sea by exploring its underwater wonders. With multiple bars and tavernas off the coast, Lakka is the epitome of Greek charm. Tonight, enjoy a Captain’s dinner on board. (B, L, D)

Note: The vessel cannot dock at Lakka’s marina, so we dock in a secluded private coves.

Day 7:

Paxos – Corfu

We arrive at Corfu’s Old Port in the afternoon which means that we will have enough time to roam around its new and Old Town. Head to the old Venetian fortress to see the city from up high or walk through the Old Town admiring its gems, if of course you have some free time. While in the Old Town, make some time to grab some Greek local souvenirs, or visit some museums and churches. We spend the night at the Marina of Corfu’s Old Town where we enjoy an optional traditional dinner with the group, for our final farewell party. After that, we head to the gulet, to enjoy our last night together on board. (B, L)

Day 8:

Corfu

Time to say goodbye to your new friends. Disembark before 09:00am. End of our services. (B)