Bodrum to Ekinicik
Corfu to Zakynthos
Day 1
With picturesque fishing villages, fashionable harbors and beautiful beaches, Corfu has long been a favorite of the yachting crowd. The Ionian archipelago’s northernmost island, it has inspired writers, artists and poets for centuries. Explore cosmopolitan Corfu Town or discover stunning coastal coves accessible only by boat.
Day 2
Cruise alongside the dramatic Emiritis cliffs along the northwest coast of Paxos before discovering the island’s buzzing beaches. With its mix of sophistication and unspoiled seclusion, the three main harbors – Gaios, Laggos and Lakka – provide ample opportunities for entertainment ashore, while small coves and bays offer secluded anchorages.
Day 3
The Greeks love their “anti” islands and Anti Paxos sums up why. Lying just off the Paxos’ south coast is a tiny islet called Anti Paxos. The antidote to the busier islands on the main tourist trail, anchor off a deserted beach with all the advantages of your fabulous yacht. The islet is a haven for watersports enthusiasts while ashore the island is endowed with a multitude of green vegetation and shaded trails.
Day 4
Cruise to Levkas for a day of watersports. The island is a paradise for windsurfers, sailors and beach lovers, with reliable winds at Vassiliki and idyllic anchorages in the deep coves and turquoise bays of nearby Meganissi. In the evening, step ashore in Levkas Town to enjoy its lively, hip atmosphere.
Day 5
From Levkas, cruise to Homer’s Ithaca, a small, unspoiled island of dramatic scenery and ancient history. Explore the Cave of the Nymphs, the Fountain of Arethusa and the ruins of Odysseus’ Palace. Drop anchor at secluded, pebbled beaches accessible only by boat, then wander the charming cafés and tavernas of Ithaca’s bijou ports.
Day 6
Cruise to neighboring Cephalonia and the port of Fiskardo, a fashionable fishing village and summer magnet for superyachts. Stroll its bustling waterfront lined with restaurants and tavernas, then wake early to watch the sunrise over stunning Myrtos Beach, with its white sands, azure waters and sheer cliffs. Continue to the Drogarati and Melissani caves.
Day 7
Cruise to the furthest island in the Ionian chain, Zakynthos. Rich with vineyards, olive groves and orchards, the island is known as the “Flower of the Levant”. Relax in the therapeutic Sulphur springs around Keri or head to one of the stunning beaches. Early evening stroll along the shorefront of Zakynthos Town before disembarking or cruising overnight to Corfu.
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