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Sailing cruise
Ionian Greece
The Ionian Islands are a group of islands located in the Ionian Sea, west of mainland Greece and south of western Greece. This archipelago is mainly composed of seven main islands, each with its own unique characteristics: Corfu, Paxos, Antipaxos, Lefkas, Skorpio, Meganisi, Kalamos, Kastos, Atoko, Ithaca, Kefalonia, Zakynthos and Kitira.
Due to their distance, the itinerary will not be able to include them all, so this package will include the northernmost islands.
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The embarkation and disembarkation port is in Gouvia (Corfu) and the islands in the cruise itinerary are:
Mourtos, Paxos, Antipaxos, Corfu.
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The itinerary may be subject to change based on weather, safety and weather conditions
technical evaluations by the skipper. This program is intended as indicative and non-binding.
Itinerary
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Corfù
Mourtos
Paxos
Antipaxos
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Mourtos
Corfù
Corfu, also known as Kerkyra in Greek, is a Greek island located in the Ionian Sea, northwest of mainland Greece. The main city of the island is Corfu (or Kerkyra), which is also the capital of the region of the same name. The city is a fascinating mix of Venetian, French, British and Greek architecture, reflecting historical influences on the region. The island offers a variety of beaches with golden sand or pebbles and crystal clear waters. Some of the most famous beaches include Paleokastritsa, Glyfada and Sidari with the famous "Love Channel".
Corfu is dotted with numerous fortresses, including the Old Fortress, the New Fortress and the Angelokastro, which offer spectacular views of the island and the surrounding sea.
Mourtos
Mourtos or Sivota is a small port town located in the northwestern region of Greece, in the region of Thesprotia. The area offers several beaches, some with sand, others with pebbles, characterized by crystal clear waters. Some nearby beaches include Mega Ammos, Zavia, and Agia Paraskevi.
Sivota is known for its picturesque harbor which is often crowded with boats and yachts, especially during the summer tourist season. The area around Sivota is characterized by small islets, making the seascape even more picturesque.
Paxos
Paxos is one of the smallest islands of the Ionian Islands, with a length of approximately 10 kilometers and a width of approximately 4 kilometers. The population is relatively limited, helping to maintain a quiet and relaxed atmosphere. It is located south of Corfu and west of the Greek mainland. It can be reached by sea contributing to its secluded atmosphere. Paxos is famous for its pebble beaches and crystal clear waters. Some of the best known beaches include Plakes, Monodendri and Erimitis. The main port of Paxos is Gaios, a picturesque port town located on a fjord. Gaios is surrounded by colorful houses, shops and traditional taverns. Along the coast of Paxos, there are numerous islets and sea caves that can be explored by boat. Although the island is not as famous for its busy nightlife as some of the larger islands, it still offers taverns, restaurants and bars where visitors can enjoy quiet evenings with good food and drinks.
Antipaxos
Antipaxos is a Greek island located in the Ionian Sea, south of Paxos, and is particularly famous for its white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. It is a very small island, with a length of only 3 kilometers and a width of about 2 kilometers. It is located a short distance from Paxos, and is easily accessible by sea. The main attraction of Antipaxos is its white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. The two most famous beaches are Voutoumi and Vrika. These beaches are often described as authentic oases of beauty, surrounded by green hills and olive groves. The waters around Antipaxos are known for their incredible transparency and vibrant tones of blue and green. The clarity of the water makes the island an ideal destination for those who love snorkeling. The island is famous for the production of wine, especially white wine. The vineyards of Antipaxos contribute to the production of the renowned local wine. Some guided tours offer the chance to explore the cellars and taste the island's wines.
