Yacht Charter in Greece. Private Cruise for your party of 19 onboard the Erato, a traditional wooden yacht.

There are many areas where you can set sail while onboard a yacht in Greece, such as:

• The Cyclades Islands (Aegean Sea)
• The Ionian Islands (Ionias Sea)
• The Peloponnese area combined to tha Argosaronic Islands (Argosaronic Sea and around the Peloponnese)

Check the ZEUS guide to see more Greek Islands at www.zeus.guide

Indicative itinerary:

1st day: Athens / Cape Sounion- Sifnos

Transfer from your Athens Hotel at 12.00 and drive to the port of Lavrion – . Embarkation at 13: 000 at Lavrio/Cape Sounion. Welcome drink. Departure at 15:00. Swimming stop. Dinner onboard. Arrival at Sifnos

2nd Day: Sifnos – Ios

Breakfast & early sail to Ios. On the way swimming stop & lunch onboard. Arrival at Ios (the island of Homer) at about 18:30

3rd Day: Ios -Santorini

Breakfast at 9:00. Departure for Santorini, one of the highlights of the cruise. Swimming stop. Proceed the Fira port at 13:00. Take the cable car to the town of Fira. Optional excursion. Enjoy spectacular views. Dinner aboard. overnight at Santorini. The environment of this island is totally different from any of the other Cycladic islands.

Often referred to as the “Prehistoric Pompeii of the Aegean” due to the geological changes which transformed this island. A volcanic explosion which took place 3500 years ago is believed to have been responsible for the annihilation of the Minoan civilization in Crete, which lies 70 miles southwards. It is also believed that Santorini or Thira as the locals call it, is part of the legendary lost continent of Atlantis which disappeared when the volcano erupted. Whatever might be believed, Santorini is a minefield of archaeological interest featuring ancient Thira and Akrotiri with remains of its Minoan town. The island is renowned for itsunique views and colorful sunsets.

4th day: Santorini – Antiparos- Paros

Morning sail to Paros, one of the most beautiful island of the Cyclades. Swimming stop at Antiparos.Lunch. Arrival at18:30 to Paros (Paroikia or Naousa).

Paros has in recent years developed into a modern tourist centre and is one of the few Cycladic islands filled with gently undulating hills which contain the famous Parian marble – the marble with which the Acropolis was built. The picturesque approach to the island is via the town of Parikia, the main port and capital of the island, built on the site of the ancient city.

A ruined Venetian castle situated in the present market place, adds to the colour of Parikia, with its narrow cobble-paved streets, white-washed houses decorated with pots of colorful geraniums and fragrant basil. One of the most impressive and respected shrines of Byzantine architecture can be found in the form of the Holy Church of Ekatondapiliani, or roughly translated means the church of 100 doors.

5th Day: Paros – Naxos

Morning leisure in Paros.Sail for Naxos. Swimming stop & lunch. Arrival At Naxos Port .Visit. Overnight. This island known as the island of the “Virgin Mary”, is unique for its 800 odd dovecotes artistically designed and built, and scattered over the entire island. Every year on the 15th August thousands of pilgrims from all over Greece gather to honor the Virgin Mary and Her icon which is said to have miraculous properties. However Tinos also has a tradition of being the home of many sculptors and craftsmen. A fine arts school operating on the island is well worth a visit for those interested in fine works of art.

6th day: Naxos – Myconos

Sail after breakfast for Myconos – the most cosmopolitan island with dazzling white houses, excellent shopping & entertainments. Enjoyspectacular sunset & Greek dancing. Swimming stop & lunch. Proceeding Myconos Marina at 18:30 Overnight. Although barren and full of windmills, Mykonos is one of the most cosmopolitan of the Greek islands, attracting world renowned socialites, intellectuals and artists. From its harbor, full of small fishing boats bobbing side-by-side with luxurious yachts, one can walk through narrow white-washed alleys, see dazzling white cubed-shaped houses with brightly painted wooden doors and windows, plus a myriad of tiny blue-domed churches. Famous for its zany nightlife, Mykonos has also much to offer those searching for the cultural history of the island. The church of PARAPORTIANI is considered to be an architectural masterpiece. The archaeological museum exhibits some very interesting finds, most of which were excavated from the “necropolis” or dead city on the little islet of RINEIA.

7th Day: Myconos / Delos / Tinos

Departure after breakfast to Delos – the sacred island of Apollo. Delos, the mythical birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. On a guided tour, you’ll visit the archaeological ruins of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, unearthed here in the 19th century.

Delos is a true open-air museum with many ancient monuments and buildings that are remarkably intact. Except from the guards and the guides the island is not inhabited. Swim & lunch.

Proceed to Tinos –the Holy Island . Visit. Overnight. This island known as the island of the “Virgin Mary”, is unique for its 800 odd dovecotes artistically designed and built, and scattered over the entire island. Every year on the 15th August thousands of pilgrims from all over Greece gather to honor the Virgin Mary and Her icon which is said to have miraculous properties. However Tinos also has a tradition of being the home of many sculptors and craftsmen. A fine arts school operating on the island is well worth a visit for those interested in fine works of art.

8th Day: Tinos – Lavrion Early sail to Lavrion.

Breakfast. Disembarkation around 10.00. Transfer back to Athens.

Please contact us for more information regarding itineraries during the period you’re interested to sail the Greek Islands.