Swimming in Paradise
Lefkada's Must Visit Golden Coast
Swim in Porto Katsiki & Kathisma beach arguably the most famous beaches in Lefkada and consistenly ranking among the top in Greece. Sail to Egremni beach (easier accessible by boat) known for its long stretch white sand, stunning scenery and clear turquoise waters. Last but not least visit Meganisi & Papanikolis cave accessible only by boat situated against the limestone cliffs of Lefkada, entering through an imposing archway carved by the sea and surrounded by crystal turquoise waters.
Be a Wine Connoisseur in Kefalonia!
Wine & Dine: A Robola Tasting Journey
Be a Wine Connoisseur in Kefalonia and prepare for an aromatic & very citrusy white wine adventure made from the indigenous Robola grape of Kefalonia thriving in the island's mountainous terrain. Sail to Kefalonia in August and join the Robola festival taking place in the picturesque village of Fragata. Indulge in authentic Kefalonian cuisine paired with Robola wine and sample local specialties such as grilled octopus and cheese plates as the PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) Kefalotyri and Ladotyri.
Rejuvenate in Preveza!
Your Special Health Retreat Awaits.
Preveza is the home of natural hot springs and geological wonders. These natural thermal pools are filled with mineral-rich waters heated by geothermal activity deep underground benefiting those who suffer from rheumatism, arthritis and other joint ailments.
Unwind and rejuvenate in a health & wellness journey and also make sure you visit the geological wonder of Kokkinopilos, take a tour in ancient Nikopolis referenced by Homer in the Odyssey and swim in Monolithi, the longest beach in Europe.
Wondefully Lost in Zakynthos!
Charting a course to Navagio.
Sail to Zante with us and follow the smuggler's route to Navagio in an epic tale of mystery and profound beauty.
As you anchor in Navagio beach under the vibrant sun, the scene unfolding before you is the most vivid postcard for you and yours to take back home. Accessible nowadays only via the comfort of your private yacht as the beach is restricted to access to prevent erosion, it gets its name from the wreck of the MV Panagiotis which washed ashore in 1980.
