Meeting in the morning at Lavrio port. Then we depart for the island of Kea. Briefing, arrangement of provisions, and supper at one of our favourite taverns in Korissia or on board. 

In the morning and after breakfast we will visit Ioulida, Kea’s Main Town. A short guided walk through the village and onto its outskirts to pay homage to the island’s mascot: Leon, the lion of Kea. Back to the boat and sail to Karthea Beach and its archeological site.

Overnight on board – Karthea Beach.

Sailing and exploring the east side of Kea and the coastline. Free time to swim and relax and why not try a Qigong Session on board.

Optional Scuba dive. * 

Evening sail to Kythnos Island

Sail around Kythnos. Day of leisure, swimming, and relaxing on board at one of the most beautiful beaches of the island, the Kolona beach. In the evening we will go deep into Kythnos culture and get a pottery workshop in the heart of Chora village, conducted by the oldest potter on the island! Step by step you will be guided through its intriguing secrets, and of course, at the end of the day, you will depart with your own handmade souvenirs!
Overnight on board.

In the morning and after breakfast we will head to picturesque Dryopidae village and then we will explore, with a light hike the Katafiki Cave. We will have lunch at the village and in the evening we will head to Loutra beach, in the homonymous bay which took its name from the hot springs located there. Time to rejuvenate at the first spa/therapy hotel in Greece, built during the time of King Othon and Queen Amalia in the mid-19th century.
Overnight on board.

Sail to Serifos. Depending on the wind, Platis Gialos, Skala, and Avessalos are just a few of the top beaches to visit and enjoy swimming. In the evening we will explore the capital town From Kastro, the peak, you’ll be treated to views of other Cycladic islands, like Sifnos, Milos and Kimolos, and in cute little squares like Pano Piazza you’ll experience authentic tastes such as rakomelo (raki infused with honey and spices).

Serifos is often dubbed the Iron Island of Greece, as it has been known for its ores since ancient times. The island’s mining activity carried on throughout the centuries until it stopped in the 16th century when the Ottomans occupied Serifos, today we will explore on foot the mines with a short hike. Evening free of activities, time to relax and swim. Dinner on board.

Last day, the last dip in the sea, and time to go back to Lavrio Port.