Aegean Bliss

Weekly Cruise

Aegean Bliss

From ancient archaeological sites, through the famous whitewashed houses, rugged cliffs, paradise beaches, to picturesque hiking trails – this seven day cruise offers one postcard-worthy scene after another. Cruise the Aegean Sea to discover charming hill villages, hidden walking trails and delicious local cuisine. Enjoy the gorgeous beaches, take in the party hotspots. Delve into Greece’s rich history and mythology, soak in the sights, tastes and spirit of Greece.

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Trip Information

AVAILABLE AS

Semi-private or Private

CRUISE ITINERARY

Mykonos - Siros - Serifos - Sifnos - Despotiko - Antiparos - Paros - Naxos - Delos / Rhenia / Mykonos

PRICE

Upon Request

WEATHER DISCLAIMER

Weather conditions may affect published itinerary

MEETING POINT

Marina’s Office / New Port Tourlos

Full Itinerary

Day 1

Embark in Mykonos and set sail to Paros

Your cruise begins at around midday in Mykonos. Considered as one of the prettiest and the most cosmopolitan of all the Greek isles, Mykonos has an international reputation of picturesque Cycladic architecture, impeccable beaches, friendly locals, first class gourmet cuisine, and a buzzing nightlife that attracts glamorous crowds that enjoy partying until dawn.
Before you embark on your yacht, be sure to wander around the Mykonos Town’s picturesque narrow streets, pass by it’s landmarks Little Venice and the famous windmills and visit one of the island’s decadent beaches such as Super Paradise, Paraga or Kalo Livadi. 

Following this, you will cruise to Paros in the early afternoon with a swimming stop at the picturesque Kolymbithres beach, famous for its crystal waters and remarkable white rock formations.
Paros is one of the most beautiful and popular Greek islands, combining modern with traditional elements in the most distinctive way. Spend the afternoon exploring the island’s unique mix of traditional Cycladic architecture, vivid nightlife, magical beaches, enchanting rural villages, and historical monuments.  The heart of Paros beats mostly in the lovely main town of Parikia and in the charming village of Naoussa in the north – with whitewashed houses overlooking the port, full of traditional taverns, luxurious restaurants and sophisticated bars, overflown with cosmopolitan crowds every night.

Day 2

Serifos

Today we set sail to Serifos which is approximately …. hours away. An island yet unspoiled by mass tourism, Serifos contains all the beauty and authenticity of Cyclades: the hills dotted with little whitewashed houses and churches that come in contrast to the island’s wild natural landscape. 

During the day enjoy the idyllic beaches, while in the afternoon head to the island’s main town, Chora. Perched on steep slopes of a hill, the magnificent Chora has a breathtaking view of the Aegean sea, which makes it a wonderful spot for sunset gazing!architecture. Climb the hill among the whitewashed houses up to imposing Venetian castle, oozing a medieval charm!

Day 3

Sifnos

Despite becoming increasingly trendy destination for the Greek set, Sifnosstill preserves it’s relaxed atmosphere and authentic character. In addition to the beautiful typical Cycladic ambiance and picturesquebeaches, the island has a fantastically well-maintained and mappedselection of beautiful hiking trails to suit all levels of fitness. So set outtoday to explore Sifnos on foot – get enchanted by the island’s beautifulnature and quaint villages. Get lost in the narrow alleys of the elegantfortress town of Kastro located on a rocky shore, eat the best local pastriesin charming Artemonas, and have a taste of the cosmopolitan side of theisland in Apollonia – every village is unique. Sifnos is also considered asthe yummiest of theGreek islands, thanks to its flourishing culinary scene.
Make sure to taste the delicious local recipes, such as capper salad,chickpea soup, and mastelo at the excellent restaurants and taverns. Theisland is also famed for its pottery, which make for bespoke souvenirs to bringback from your travels.

Day 4

Antiparos - Despotiko

We leave Sifnos in the morning and set sail towards Antiparos which is approximately 5 hours away. On our way we make a stop at Despotiko- one of the finest uninhabitedislandsof the Aegean. While swimming and sunbathing in its pristine bays, you will have the opportunity to travel back in time and discover an impressive archaeological site
Back on board, we continue our today’s cruise to Antiparos. This small picturesque island just opposite Paros is considered the relaxing, easy-going alternative to its cosmopolitan neighbour. The island is famous for its beaches, mostly sandy with crystal clear waters, while most of them are within walking distance of Chora, the island’s capital. On the southern side of Antiparos, you’llfind the most impressive sight of the island, Antiparos cave, a stunning cave full of stalactites and stalagmites.In the evening stroll around Chora, the beautiful capital of Antiparos where theisland’s heart is beating with a vibrant nightlife scene.

Day 5

Paros

Following this, you will cruise to Paros in the early afternoon with a swimming stop at the picturesque Kolymbithres beach, famous for its crystal waters and remarkable white rock formations.
Paros is one of the most beautiful and popular Greek islands, combining modern with traditional elements in the most distinctive way. Spend the afternoon exploring the island’s unique mix of traditional Cycladic architecture, vivid nightlife, magical beaches, enchanting rural villages, and historical monuments. The heart of Paros beats mostly in the lovely main townof Parikiaandin the charming village of Naoussa in the north – with whitewashed houses overlooking the port, full of traditional taverns, luxuriousrestaurants and sophisticated bars, overflown with cosmopolitan crowds every night.

Day 6

Naxos

Today we set sail to Naxos – the biggest and the greenest island of the Cyclades. Breathe the island’s history as its glorious ancient past and strong influences of the Venetians and the Franks are responsible for the abundance of ancient sites. The most iconic of them – and the trademark of Naxos – isPortara, the remaining gate of an ancient temple dedicated tothe Greek god Apollo.
Apart from its impressive monuments Naxos boasts a beautiful natural landscape. In the island’s mountainous interior, you find enchanting villages.The island is a wonderful place for you to explore on foot, as manyold paths between villages, churches and other sights still survive. Make sure to visit one of Naxos beautiful beaches, which are considered as some of the best of the Cyclades islands with Plaka – the longest sandy beach of the archipelago. In the evening wander around NaxosChora, the main town of Naxos, with it’s wonderful mixture of Venetian and traditional Cycladic architecture. Climb the hill among the whitewashed houses up to imposing Venetian castle, oozing a medieval charm!

Day 7

Delos, Rhenia and Mykonos

On the final day of your cruise through the Cyclades we set sail towards Mykonos. On our way back we stop at Delos island – a magical ancient site of great archaeological, historical and mythological importance, the birthplace of the Ancient God Apollo and the Ancient Goddess Artemis. Explore the history of the Aegean, ​a sea full of myths and legends. Back on board, we sail across a narrow strait to the unspoiled island of Rhenia. Rhenia’s idyllic bays, coves and pristine beaches are one of the Aegean’s great treasures.
You will reach back Mykonos and disembark around 4 o’clock after a farewell drink. Enjoy the evening in Mykonos and celebrate the end of a beautiful journey with a stroll around the charming labyrinth of the main town with its abundant shopping, exquisite restaurants and one of the best nightlife scenes in the world.

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