Catamaran charter in Greece – suggested itinerary
Luxury catamarans in Greece – with its beautiful islands embraced by crystal clear waters. White houses, domes and blue windows that from above are lost in the intense and brilliant sea, windmills, wonderful beaches and lively streets. Plan your next holiday to discover the beautiful islands of Greece. Their excellent climate, wonderful beaches, rich cultural offer and the hospitality of their inhabitants make the Greek islands one of the favorite holiday destinations.
The Greek islands are located in the Aegean Sea and the Ionian Sea. The islands have been divided into 8 large groups to choose the best luxury catamaran for a charter in Greece:
The Ionian Islands have popular destinations such as Corfu, Kefalonia and Zakynthos. Many of the largest resorts and destinations with the most vibrant nightlife are located right in this island chain.
The Cyclades islands have the best range of inhabited islands to visit, with Santorini famous for its white towns and villages, and Mykonos and Paros hosting wonderful beaches.
Rhodes and Kos may be the most popular of the Dodecanese islands — including Nisyros, Kalymnos, and Symi — offer an equally scenic vacation.
You can modify your itinerary as you wish, together with your Captain, day by day. This is our “suggested” itinerary for the luxury catamaran in Greece, starting from Athens and choosing the Cyclades:
Day 1: ATHENS – CAPESOUNION – KYTHNOS
Cape Sounion, famous for the ruins of an ancient Greek temple of Poseidon, the god of the sea in classical mythology. The ruins are perched on the promontory, surrounded on three sides by the sea.
Kythnos can claim one of the oldest known dwellings in the Cyclades islands. It has more than 70 beaches, many of which are still inaccessible by road. Of particular note is the incredible crescent-shaped isthmus of fine sand in Kolona and the hot hot springs of Loutrabay.
Day 2: KYTHNOS – SYROS – MYKONOS
Syros is the island where Greek tradition and Western influence come to a harmonious marriage. The capital of the island Ermoupoli was the first major commercial and industrial center of the country in the 19th century. The large number of beautiful beaches will delight lovers of sea and sand.
Mykonos’ nickname is The Island of Winds. Tourism is an important industry and Mykonos is well known for its vibrant nightlife. Mykonos has many bays, which are well protected from the usual north winds, where water sports and snorkeling activities are possible. A walk through the main town, with typical Cycladic houses, alleys and windmills, is strongly recommended.
Day 3: MYKONOS–DELOS–RINIA-PAROS
The island of Delos, near Mykonos, near the center of the Cyclades archipelago, is one of the most important mythological, historical and archaeological sites in Greece. Evidence shows that it has been inhabited since the 3rd millennium BC. At the time of the Odyssey the island was already famous as the birthplace of the twin gods Apollo and Artemis. Rhinia or Rhenea or Rinia, or Rineia also known as Great Delos, is an almost deserted island – a pleasant stopover, to avoid the noise of “civilization”. The unparalleled natural beauty of Paros, the beaches with crystal clear waters, the unparalleled paths that connect traditional villages and breathtaking landscapes make Páros one of the most popular tourist destinations in Greece.
Day 4: PAROS – KOLYMBITHRES (PAROS) – FOLEGANDROS
Kolymbithres is located right in front of the port of Naoussa and offers the perfect bay for swimming and water sports. After the sports activities we suggest having lunch before heading to Folegandros. Folégandros is named after the son of King Minos. This off-the-beaten-path destination captivates visitors with the pristine beauty of its beaches, the blue of its waters and the style of its architecture. The landscape of Folegandros is varied and includes high cliffs and a large cave. The “capital” of the island, Chora, is built on the edge of a cliff 200 meters high. A beautiful village, from where you can enjoy the spectacular sunset in one of the various cafes or taverns. On land, you’ll walk along the cobbled streets of Hóra admiring white houses with multicolored doors and windows, creations of traditional Cycladic architecture.
Day 5: FOLEGANDROS–POLYAIGO–MILOS
Polýaigos is an uninhabited island and has some magnificent beaches, mainly in the southern part of the island, as well as many caves, it is truly the perfect place to snorkel in deep blue waters aboard luxury catamarans in Greece. The spectacular formation of rocks and caves around Milos, due to the weather and the sea, is something that absolutely must be experienced during the trip. The white and rocky landscape that embraces SarakÃniko forms a lunar landscape never encountered while in Kléftiko, which can only be reached by boat, you can throw yourself into the secluded rocky caves with crystal clear waters.
Day 6: MILOS–SERIFOS–KYTHNOS
Serifos, charming island, ideal place to take a walk or make a stop in the nearby bars, fish restaurants and pastry shops located near the sea is the main port of Serifos, also known as Livadi. Hills, fertile valleys, coves and endless beaches make up the natural majesty of the island. While the graphic settlements with their characteristic island architecture give their splendor to this dream scenario. There are several bays on Kythnos, where you can stay overnight. Loutra is a small beautiful harbor with thermal water that comes out from a hot spring on the nearby beach. In Kolona you will also find a hot spring and a very suggestive bay.
Day 7: KYTHNOS – CAPE SOUNIO – AGIA MARINA (AIGINA)
Agia Marina has a beautiful bay with a 500 m long sandy beach, shallow blue waters, ideal for water sports and snorkeling. Protected from the usual north winds, it offers a perfect shelter for swimming, dining and staying overnight. In the morning you will only have an hour and a half of travel back to Athens.
Day 8: Disembarkation
AGIA MARINA (AIGINA) –ATHENS Landing ATHENS (ALIMOS) -(12:00)
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