An Aegean sea cruise in Cyclades islands and dodecanese

Your cruise

Before the Aegean Sea is overrun by hordes of tourists, we’ll visit the Cyclades and the Dodecanese during the off-season, at a leisurely pace, making short stops to alternate sailing with exploring these gems—perhaps the most fascinating islands in the Mediterranean, each with its own charm and history.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Here are two sample itineraries that you can adapt based on your preferences and the weather.
Please note that depending on the dates, the embarkation and disembarkation points may change. Feel free to ask us for a personalized quote based on your dates and desired itinerary!

Itinerary 1, from Athens to Mykonos (April through early July):
Day 1: Boarding in Athens (Avrion Port) around 5:00 p.m.
Boarding and stocking the boat. You’ll settle in and then head out to explore the city.
Located on the eastern coast of Attica, Lavrion is a major port for cruises to the Cyclades islands. It’s a historic town, known for its ancient silver mines and maritime atmosphere.
Day 2: Kythnos
Kythnos is famous for its fine sandy beaches and hot springs. The island is less crowded than others, making it an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility. Its picturesque villages, such as Chora, feature beautiful Cycladic architecture.
Day 3: Serifos
Serifos is known for its mountainous landscapes and secluded beaches. The main town, Chora, is perched on a hill and offers breathtaking views. It’s a perfect spot for hikers and nature lovers.
Day 4: Syros
Syros is the capital of the Cyclades and is distinguished by its neoclassical architecture. Ermoupoli, the main town, is a cultural hub with numerous museums and theaters. The island is also known for its festivals and cuisine.
Day 5: Tinos
Tinos is famous for its many churches and chapels, as well as for its crafts, particularly marble sculpture. The island is a place of pilgrimage for many Greeks, drawn to the famous Church of Panagia Evangelistria.
Day 6: Delos
Delos is a sacred island, considered the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. It is a major archaeological site, with impressive ruins, including temples and mosaics. The island is uninhabited and accessible only by boat.
Day 7: Tour of Mykonos and the Surrounding Area
Mykonos is one of the most famous islands in the Cyclades, known for its lively nightlife, bustling beaches, and charming narrow streets. Mykonos Town is famous for its white houses and iconic windmills.
Day 8: Disembark in Mykonos in the morning between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m.

Itinerary 2, from Kos to Kos (early July through late September):
Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in the magnificent Dodecanese Islands! Embark on an 8-day sailing cruise, departing from and returning to Kos.
Day 1: Kos, weekday embarkation (weekend embarkation is possible, departing from Kalymnos)
On the first day, you’ll arrive in Kos and check in on your sailboat. Spend the afternoon exploring the town of Kos, visiting the Asclepieion, and strolling through the harbor. Enjoy dinner on board or at a local restaurant.
Day 2: Nysiros
The next day, set sail for Nysiros, a volcanic island. Enjoy a 2- to 3-hour sail before exploring the volcano and the village of Mandraki. Spend the night in Nysiros and have dinner on board.
Day 3: Tilos
On the third day, sail to Tilos, a peaceful island. Enjoy a sail of about 2 hours before exploring Livadia Beach and the village of Tilos. Dine at a local taverna and spend the night on the sailboat in Tilos.
Day 4: Khalki
On the fourth day, set sail for Khalki, a charming little island. Enjoy a sail of about 1 to 2 hours before exploring the island, swimming, and relaxing on the beaches. Dine on board or at a traditional restaurant and spend the night in Khalki.
Day 5: Symi
On the fifth day, sail to Symi, a colorful and picturesque island. Enjoy a sail of about 2 hours before visiting the town of Symi, famous for its colorful houses and harbor. Have dinner in Symi and spend the night on board.
Day 6: Symi
On the sixth day, enjoy a free day to explore Symi, go swimming, or go hiking. Visit the Panormitis Monastery. Dine on board or at a local restaurant and spend the night in Symi.
Day 7: Kos
On the seventh day, return to Kos, enjoying a roughly 3-hour sail. Spend the afternoon shopping or visiting historic sites. Enjoy a farewell dinner on board and spend the night in Kos.
Day 8: Kos, Disembarkation
On the eighth day, enjoy one last breakfast on board and get ready to disembark. Make the most of your final moments in Greece before leaving the sailboat.