Day 1 – Kassiopi -As today is the arrival day and the yacht does not set sail from the Old Port (NAOK marina) until after sunset, there will be plenty of time to explore the wonders of Corfu Island.  The UNESCO World Heritage town of Kerkyra (Corfu Old Town) is full of cultural heritage from its days under Venetian, French and British rule.  From architecture to traditions, towering fortresses to the narrow medieval streets, visitors feel the multi-layers of Corfu island history.  For those with more time to see more of the island, don’t miss the chance to explore the fishing village of Agni Bay, the dramatic cliff drops of Cape Drastis, the picturesque channel of the Canal d’Amour and the tucked-away community of Palaiokastritsa.   In the evening,  passengers can get acquainted with their sailing home for the next few days and get settled in, starting by dining with a view of the ocean as the yacht sets sail towards Kassiopi.

Note: On the rare occasion of any issues that may result from late arrivals, there is a possibility that the yacht will not depart Corfu on the first evening, and instead set sail the following morning.

Day 2 – Sivota – Mourtos - The rainfall on the Ionian Islands is what enables its lush and verdant landscapes to flourish. Think of thick forests, natural coves, green hills with olive groves, and ardent valleys that sit back-to-back with crystal clear waters and sparkling white beaches. This can be found in the Mourtos and Sivota Islands, south of Corfu, where the yacht will sail and stop to marvel at some of the island’s best natural highlights. This includes the striking Papanikolis Cave and the famed Blue Lagoon Bay, where passengers can swim in the iridescent blue waters.  In the evening, stroll the traditional Marina village and choose favourite Greek eats from the idyllic tavern-lined promenade, and watch the sunset.

Day 3 – Parga - Nestled on the Ionian coastline of the Greece Mainland, Parga has been described as one of the region’s most beautiful villages. This is because of its two crystal clear bays that line either side of its main town and the iconic Venetian fortress that forms an impressive backdrop.   Known for its stunning natural environment that gives it an island feel, there are plenty of beachside hangouts and watersports to enjoy the coastline views, especially in the large bay west of Parga town.  Lunch will be servced onboard, but the yacht will also stay in town for an evening of Greek feasting and hospitality.

Note: If the vessel manages to dock in the port, guests will not need to use a water taxi. However, if required, the cost of the Water Taxi is not included in the overall price package.

Day 4 – Anti-Paxos - Not many people know of Antipaxos, overshadowed by the main island of Paxos, but you will be glad you got to experience this lesser-known beauty spot.   First, fuel up with a lunch before stopping for some coastal relaxation time at some of the islands secluded, tranquil bays that are home to the beaches of Voutoumi and Vrika.  Enjoy snorkelling in the turquoise waters, feel the pebbles under your feet, take a walk amongst the clifftop surroundings and visit one of the three main towns – Gaios, Loggos and Lakka.  This evening, dinner will be at a pop-up beach tavern in a secluded bay tucked away from the crowds, and later watch the stars from the deck of the yacht.

Day 5 – Gaios – Paxos - With white pebble beaches, striking blue seas and lush green countryside, Paxos is one of Greece’s best-kept secrets. After docking dock at the port of Gaios, explore via the local bus, although it’s also easy by foot, bike or car too.  Spend the day seeking out the secluded coves and bays for swimming, enjoy the Venetian architecture of Gaios town or sample the world-renowned olive oil from the surrounding groves.  Watch the fisherman go about their work from one of the seafront cafes, before enjoying some of the best and freshest seafood at one of the excellent local tavernas that stock the best catch of the day.

Day 6 – Lakka – Paxos - Dotted with secluded bays and sea caves, with shallow waters for those keen to explore the underworld of the Ionian Sea, this part of Paxos Island is an explorer’s dream.

Enjoy lunch on the vessel during the sail towards bustling Lakka, the second largest village on the island set in a horseshoe bay to a backdrop of olive and cypresses trees. Visit the pebbled Kanoni beach and sandy Harami beach and wander amongst nature. Later, stroll the vibrant promenade along the seafront. Full of bars and tavernas Lakka is the epitome of old school Greek charm. The yacht will dock overnight at a picturesque bay here.

Note: The vessel cannot dock in the marina in this area.

Day 7 – Corfu - Before heading back to the mainland of Corfu Island, with free time to explore,  take the chance to fit in one more of Corfu’s long sandy beaches. Vvisit the beautiful Benitses Beach and village on the east coast of the island, enjoying an onboard lunch on the way for some final sweeping sea views.

The final night will be spent in the Marina of Corfu Old Town, where guests will enjoy a Captain’s dinner with the group in a final farewell.

Day 8 – Corfu -This is our departure day, where passengers will say goodbye to your new friends and the crew.  Transfer to the airport or on to accommodation for the rest of the holiday.