Embarkation on a Sunday
24 April (departing Alimos marina, Athens); 08, 15, 22, 29 May; 05, 12, 19 June; 03 July; 04, 11, 18, 25 September; 02, 09 October.
CYCLADES ROUTE – ATHENS TO SANTORINI
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Athens (Lavrion) – Fly UK to Athens and transfer to the port of Lavrion for embarkation. Enjoy a welcome drink and meet your crew and fellow passengers. |
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Kithnos (28 nm) – We usually make for Loutra, a spa resort since ancient times where you can bath in the therapeutic waters which run from the hot spring down to a natural “Jacuzzi” on the beach. |
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Ermoupolis (32 nm) – Syros is the capital of the Cyclades and a lively cosmopolitan town of some size that retains much of its former splendour combined with present day charm. |
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Mykonos (18 nm) – This unique island oozes chic and traditional charm in equal measure. Mykonos is one of the most popular islands in the Aegean and this island paradise has great beaches, great shopping, fabulous food and endless nightlife. |
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Naxos (23 nm) – Sailing from Mykonos we stop for a swim before continuing our sailing to Naxos, largest and most fertile island in the Cyclades. It’s fascinating town is dominated by an imposing Venetian castle. |
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Ios (27 nm) – Well known as a party island, Ios has something for everyone – great beaches and bars in the evening after a late afternoon trip to the reputed site of Homer’s tomb. |
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Santorini (27 nm) – Probably the most famous island in the Mediterranean and the ideal place to finish our week. Optional hotel stay available. |
*25/10 Special Saronic Gulf Itinerary – Athens (kalamaki), Epidauros, Hydra, Plaka, Spetses, Tselevina Bay, Poros (regatta), Kalamaki with optional free extra night on board.
CYCLADES ROUTE – SANTORINI TO ATHENS
01, 15, 22, 29 May; 05, 12, 19, 26 June; 10 July; 04,11, 18, 25 September; 02, 09, 16 October.
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Santorini – Probably the most famous island in the Mediterranean. We sail through the breathtaking caldera, formed over 3600 years ago. Fira, the iconic town perched on the top of the 300 metre cliffs is perhaps the best known image of the Greek islands. |
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Folegandros (29 nm) – After the hustle and bustle of Santorini, Folegandros is a wonderfully relaxing island. Take an evening trip to the Chora, with more spectacular views of the Aegean. |
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Milos (35 nm) – Today we sail past Poliagos and Kimolos and the southern coast of Milos, with its beautiful sandy beaches before heading to Adamas in the gulf formed by this ancient volcanic island. |
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Sifnos (25 nm) – Set sail early, heading north east towards the Island of Sifnos, stopping in Vathi, an idyllic natural harbour for lunch and a swim before heading up the coast to Kamares. Enjoy a sundowner at the Captain’s bar with your feet in the sand. |
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Kithnos (32 nm) – We stop on the western side of Kithnos in Merihas after a swim in the beautiful bay close to the sandy beach of Kolona. |
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Kea (21 nm) – We stop for the night in Korissia, a tranquil port in a large bay. Take a bus or cab trip to the pretty hill-top village or take a sunset stroll along the long beach before dinner. |
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Lavrion (17 nm) – Take the opportunity to visit the famous temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion or head into Athens for a day of sightseeing. |
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Lavrion(Athens) Arrivals and departures – Those staying for 2 weeks who joined at Santorini can take the opportunity to visit the famous temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion or head into Athens for a day of sightseeing |
Note: This itinerary is indicative being subject to weather and operating conditions. From mid July to the end of August we will be operating a slightly diferent itinerary sailing between Myconos and Santorini.
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