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Day 1 Mykonos

Touch down in Mykonos and head straight to the marina to board your home for the next seven days: a luxury catamaran. After meeting your captain, hostess, and fellow travelers, you’ll run through a brief safety orientation before casting off. A short afternoon sail brings you to a calm, protected bay ideal for your first plunge into the Aegean. Wrap up the day on deck with sunset drinks and dinner served on board as you adjust to the easy rhythm of life at sea.

Day 2 Rinia and Paros

Wake up to a quiet morning in your first secluded anchorage. Take an early swim or watch the sunrise from the deck over a fresh breakfast. Next, your skipper sets a course south toward the uninhabited island of Rhenia, famous for its crystal-clear bays. Spend the mid-day snorkeling, paddleboarding, or swimming right off the boat before enjoying lunch on board. In the afternoon, cruise toward Paros, where you can either hike to a coastal lighthouse or catch a tender ride into Naousa’s harbor for dinner on land. End the day back on board, sleeping at anchor under the Cycladic stars.

Day 3 Small Cyclades

Sail further south toward the peaceful Small Cyclades, leaving the busier islands behind. The daily routes stay short and easygoing, blending smooth passages with swim breaks and tender excursions into secluded inlets. Highlights for today include a short trek to a scenic lookout point, a leisurely lunch on deck, and—weather permitting—a snorkel session over a sunken WWII seaplane wreck. By late afternoon, drop anchor in a serene cove or small harbor, concluding the day with dinner served on board or at a local taverna, based on group preference.

Day 4 Slow travel

Spend another unhurried day wandering through the Small Cyclades. By now, you’ve fully embraced the easy routine of life at sea: swimming, eating, relaxing, and exploring. Your skipper will tailor the day’s course to the wind and sea conditions, choosing the smoothest passages and best anchorages. Today’s agenda might include a morning coastal hike, swims in turquoise waters, and plenty of time to stretch out on the flybridge as you cruise. Round out the day with a shared Greek feast on deck or a visit to a seaside taverna.

Day 5 Koufonisia and Naxos

Today features one of the highlights of the Cyclades: Koufonisia. Hop in the tender to explore the island’s scenic south-to-north coastal trail, famous for its pale sands, clear turquoise waters, and peaceful atmosphere. Along the easy walk, you’ll pass natural tide pools, sea caves, and wind-carved limestone formations. Stop for a swim and a relaxed seafood lunch at a local taverna before heading back to the catamaran. Sail onward toward Naxos, with a planned swim stop inside Rina Cave if sea conditions permit. Wrap up the day with a golden-hour cruise before dropping anchor near Naxos Town or in a quiet bay for the night.

Day 6 Explore Naxos

As the largest and greenest island in the Cyclades, Naxos offers a lush, mountain-filled landscape that contrasts with the smaller stops on your trip. Today is set aside for flexible exploration based on weather conditions and group preferences. You can head inland to hike between traditional stone villages, wander the winding alleys of the old town up to the medieval Venetian fortress, or relax on broad sandy stretches of coast. Your crew will share local recommendations to help you craft your ideal day. Reconnect in the evening for a lively group dinner in Naxos Town (Chora), the island’s historic capital and bustling main port.

Day 7 & 8 Delos & final sail

Head north on your final full day at sea, steering toward Delos, the legendary birthplace of Apollo. Weather permitting, take the tender ashore to tour the island’s renowned archaeological ruins, or stay near the vessel to enjoy a final afternoon of paddleboarding and swimming. This last leg is all about soaking in the experience: one more scenic passage, a final plunge into the Aegean, and drinks on deck as the sun sets. Tie up near Mykonos for your final evening, where you’ll gather for a farewell dinner on board to toast to the week’s adventures.

Next morning after an early breakfast, sail back to Mykonos where it all began a week ago. You’ll disembark at Tourlos Port. Your crew can plan a taxi for you to Mykonos Airport for any onward flights, or you can also catch onward ferries (to other islands or to Athens) from Tourlos Port. If you are flying that same day from Mykonos Airport, you’ll need to book a flight departing no earlier than 13:00