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8 days Ionian Islands – Corfu to Corfu

8 days Ionian Islands - Corfu to Corfu

Get ready to cruise in the Ionian Islands

Get ready to embark on a thrilling adventure to Greece's western coast and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Ionian Islands! These gems are nestled in the stunning waters of the Grecian Sea, beckoning yacht-goers with their dreamy coastlines, charming Greek villages, and awe-inspiring backdrops of forested mountains and olive groves. Each of the 12 main islands boasts a unique landscape and cultural history, promising an unforgettable experience. Wander through the Parisian-style arcades of Corfu Town, bask in the beauty of the pretty Italianate harbour towns of Paxi, and explore the mysterious sea caves of Zakynthos. The Ionian Islands are overflowing with opportunities for adventure and discovery - are you ready to explore them?

Itinerary Map Corfu to Corfu
Trypitos (also known as "Kamara"), a natural rocky "bridge" at Paxos island, Kerkyra ("Corfu") prefecture, Ionian Sea, Greece.
Day 1
Corfu - Paxos (30 Nm)

Nestled on the northern side of the Ionian Sea lies the picturesque group of islands known as Corfu or Paxi. Despite being relatively unknown to foreign visitors, Paxos is a hidden gem renowned for its stunning natural scenery. This small island is a haven of discreet cosmopolitan glamour and quickly becomes one of the most sought-after destinations in the Greek Islands. Its port is a favourite among superyachts during the summer months, adding to the island's allure. With only three quaint villages, namely Gaios, Lakka, and Logos, Paxos is a charming and peaceful retreat. The traditional homes, enchanting promenades, and lively beachfront corners exude a magical and fairytale-like vibe, making it an ideal destination for those seeking tranquillity and a touch of glamour.

Trypitos (also known as "Kamara"), a natural rocky "bridge" at Paxos island, Kerkyra ("Corfu") prefecture, Ionian Sea, Greece.
Day 1
View of beautiful Myrtos bay and beach on Kefalonia island.
Day 2
Paxos - Kefalonia (62 Nm)

Kefalonia, an island in the Ionian Sea, is known for its stunning views and rugged terrain. It is a perfect location for hiking enthusiasts, with Mount Enos being the highest peak, standing tall at 5,340 feet. The island is also home to the Kefalonian fir trees, a species of tree that is indigenous to the island. Besides hiking, Kefalonia also has a lot to offer regarding its local culture. The island is famous for its wineries, where you can taste some of the finest wines produced in the region. In addition, the village of Assos is known for its vibrant nightlife and spectacular panoramic views. It is a great place to relax and unwind after a long day exploring the island's natural beauty. Kefalonia is a must-visit destination for those who love nature, adventure, and culture.

View of beautiful Myrtos bay and beach on Kefalonia island.
Day 2
THACA ISLAND, GREECE. Gidaki beach, the most beautiful beach of Ithaca ("Ithaki") island, Ulysses' "homeland", Ionian Sea, Greece
Day 3
Kefalonia - Ithaca (16 Nm)

Ithaca, a Greek island in the Ionian Sea, has stunning natural beauty and rich history. The island is said to be the home of Odysseus, the legendary hero of Homer's epic poem, The Odyssey. With its rugged terrain, lush forests, and hidden lagoons, Ithaca is a paradise for nature lovers and hikers. One of the must-visit sites on the island is Homer's School, located on an inland trail near the village of Exogi. The trail offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and Afales Bay, making it an excellent spot for history buffs and nature enthusiasts. When it comes to beaches, Ithaca has plenty of options to choose from. Dexa and Mnimata, located close to the Vathy Marina, are ideal for sunbathing and swimming. If you want a more secluded spot, head north to Gedaki Beach, where the pale blue waters and sandy shores offer ample opportunities for family fun with water toys. Overall, Ithaca is a destination that will leave you spellbound with its natural beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality.

THACA ISLAND, GREECE. Gidaki beach, the most beautiful beach of Ithaca ("Ithaki") island, Ulysses' "homeland", Ionian Sea, Greece
Day 3
Meganisi Ionion Islands Greece
Day 4
Ithaca - Maganisi (20 Nm)

As you gaze across the sparkling azure waters of Lefkada, the idyllic island of Meganisi beckons you with its captivating siren song. This small island is a true paradise for sailors, with its alluring curved beaches, charming seafront taverns, and laid-back island life. Shaped like a delicate flower, each petal of Meganisi is home to hidden bays and serene coves, perfect for swimming and snorkelling in the warm Aegean waters. Despite being only 20km in size, Meganisi is brimming with natural beauty and charm. Be sure to visit Vathy, the island's most picturesque village, where you can watch as yachts bob against the backdrop of colourful fishing boats. Admire the historic church of Agios Ioannis, built in the 15th century and later destroyed by marauding pirates. Take a tender to explore the enchanting sea cave of Papanikolis and relax on the blissful beaches of Fanari, Spilia, and Herniades. Meganisi is the perfect Greek island getaway with its stunning scenery and tranquil atmosphere.

Meganisi Ionion Islands Greece
Day 4
The beach Kalamos in Evia Greece
Day 5
Meganisi - Kalamos (13Nm)

Kalamos Island is a perfect destination for superyacht enthusiasts in Greece. It is known for its unspoiled beauty and peaceful surroundings. The island is in the Ionian Sea and is surrounded by clear blue waters, colourful fishing villages, and small pebble beaches. The island is full of olive trees, secluded coves and hidden inlets, making it a perfect location for a tranquil experience. The island is protected from north winds and enjoys abundant sunshine, making it a favourable location for sailing and yachting enthusiasts. The locals are friendly and hospitable, and visitors can enjoy delicious Greek cuisine while exploring the local culture, people and attractions

The beach Kalamos in Evia Greece
Day 5
Beach of Mesovrika in Antipaxos
Day 6
Kalamos - Antipaxos (61 Nm)

Located just 3km south of the charming island of Paxos lies the picturesque and serene island of Antipaxos. This hidden gem covers an area of 4 square kilometres and is adorned with many idyllic beaches and secluded coves that will take your breath away. If you are an adventure enthusiast and wish to explore the island beyond your yacht, you can stroll along the path that runs through the island. The path takes you through the lush olive groves and vineyards that dot the landscape, offering a glimpse of the agriculture and rural life of the region. The walk takes less than an hour and is a perfect way to enjoy a peaceful and relaxing day amidst the serene natural beauty of Antipaxos.

Beach of Mesovrika in Antipaxos
Day 6
Parga, Greece. Waterfront of the Resort town on the Ionian coast.
Day 7
Antipaxos - Parga (13Nm)

Parga is a beautiful Mediterranean destination located in north-western Greece. This picturesque town overlooks the serene Ionian Sea and is surrounded by lush green forests. Thanks to its turquoise waters, alluring coastline, and charming old town, Parga is a delightful destination for superyachting. Plenty of secluded bays and coves make it ideal for exploring on board a superyacht. Moreover, the charming harbour town offers several exquisite restaurants, taverns, and stunning beaches. Parga also features stunning historical and cultural sites preserved centuries ago, including the Venetian Castle, which sits atop the hillside and offers breathtaking views across the Ionian Sea. Furthermore, the area is a popular venue for sailing regattas, providing a perfect opportunity to take in the stunning scenery while racing your peers.

Parga, Greece. Waterfront of the Resort town on the Ionian coast.
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Day 8
Parga - Corfu ( 36 Nm)

Corfu, the largest island of the Eptanisa ('Seven Islands'), has a cosmopolitan and multicultural charm, thanks to the influence of the Venetians and the French. The eastern coast, which is densely populated, is home to many beaches. Meanwhile, with its inlets and rugged, cliff-faced coastlines, the western coast is a spectacular sight that only some visitors visit.

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