Groups and families with teenagers will love this itinerary underlined by gastronomical, cultural as well as feasty stop overs. The young will enjoy sparkling Mykonos where history lovers will be delighted to visit Delos’ unique archeological site. To the program belong also neoclassical Syros, medieval Naxos, delicate Skinoussa, cosmopolitan Sifnos and for icing on the cake, Dhespotiko’s heavenly anchorage.
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You can get to Paros either by fast ferry or by plane from Athens, or by ferry from Mykonos and Santorini islands. What happens if the wind
blows hard ?
Specifically custom built for sailing charter in the Greek islands under Meltemi conditions, our yachts sail to their destination every day, providing safety and comfort to everyone onboard. However, rough weather sailing is not every one’s cup of tea. This is why our captains daily
monitor long term forecasts, anticipating a blow and tailoring
your itinerary according to your wishes.
Day 1 | Paros to Syros
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Your crew will be waiting for you at 12 noon onboard the yacht. You will sail as soon as you are ready. Approx. 4 hours sail. What to see | What to do: Syros is a very interesting island off the beaten tracks and is definitely a place to visit to experience authentic Greek island culture and cuisine. Do not miss the local dill pie! Visit Ano Syros and the Catholic Cathedral of Agios Georgios.
Day 2 | Syros to Mykonos
Approx. 4 hours sail. Mykonos is famed as a cosmopolitan destination among the Greek islands and widely recognised as one of the great travel meccas. It is one of the most touristed islands in the Aegean. What to see | What to do: the Windmills, Little Venice (a district located at the sea, famous for its picturesque medieval two and three storey houses, which stand like a wall above the sea, and their colourful wooden balconies), Mykonos lively town, Petros the Pelican, the island's mascot (can sometimes be found at the waterfront or even up in town...)
Day 3 | Mykonos to Delos + Delos to Naxos
Mykonos to Delos: 1 hour sailing trip. Lunch onboard the yacht. Delos to Naxos: approx. 3 hours sail. What to see | What to do: in the morning, visit of the most important Panhellenic sanctuary, and, according to mythology, the birth place of Apollo and Artemis. In the afternoon; visit of Naxo's castro, relaxing on the sandy beaches.
Day 4 | Naxos to Schinoussa
Approx. 2-3 hours sailing. Delightfully tiny island where mass tourism makes no intrusive mark. What to see | What to do: swim in clear waters, walk, visit of the top hill village, dinner in a tradiitonal taverna on the beach, close from the yacht.
Day 5 | Skhinoussa to Sifnos
Approx. 2-3 hours sail. Mooring in Vathi. What to see | What to do: swim in the quiet bay of Vathi, visit of the beautiful village of Apollonia where all shops, bars and restaurants are.
Day 6 | Sifnos to Despotiko
Approx. 3 hours sail.
What to see | What to do: anchorage in a secluded cove, visit of the Artemis sanctuary, enjoy a sundowner on the deck, spectacular sunset, dinner in the nearby taverna.
Day 7 | Despotiko to Paros
Approx. 2 hours sail. Considered as one of the most beautiful islands of the Cyclades islands, Paros is characterized by the many beaches and also the charming villages: Parikia (the main town), Naoussa, Lefkes, Marpissa, Drios and other. What to see | What to do: walk the narrow back streets of Parikia, visit the 6th century church, rent a scooter and head for Naoussa lively and colourful small town or for the ancient capital of Lefkes.
