Cyclades - Atmospheric Route

The first day is a leisurely sail along the coast of Attica to Cape Sounion. On the hill stands the monumental Temple of Poseidon, which at sunset creates an unforgettable view. It’s a perfect spot for a swim, your first taverna dinner, and relaxation after starting the cruise.

After leaving Sounion, you head toward the Cyclades. Serifos stands out with its rugged, mountainous landscapes and whitewashed architecture. In Livadi, the main port, you can dock and visit the picturesque Chora, perched high on a hill. Beaches like Psili Ammos and Agios Sostis offer perfect relaxation.

Sifnos is famous for its ceramics and exceptional cuisine. Platis Gialos is a bay port with a wide beach. It’s worth visiting the island’s capital, Apollonia, with its tavernas and bars, as well as the town of Kastro with its stunning views.

The small island of Antiparos offers an intimate and peaceful atmosphere. In the center of the island, it’s worth visiting the impressive stalactite cave, while along the coast there are tranquil beaches and coves perfect for diving and swimming. In the evening, you can enjoy time in the port town.

The cruise heads to one of the Small Cyclades — Schoinousa. This island has an exceptionally peaceful pace of life, with intimate beaches, small tavernas, and quiet surroundings. It’s an ideal spot for those seeking a break from the crowds.

Koufonisia is a paradise island with turquoise waters, sandy beaches, and a completely relaxing atmosphere. The most famous beach, Pori, invites swimming and snorkeling. A walk along the shore reveals natural pools and caves.

Another of the Small Cyclades — wild and untouched by mass tourism. Irakleia delights with hiking trails and pristine nature. It’s an ideal spot for a peaceful overnight stay, swimming in clear waters, and connecting with nature.

The largest Cycladic island offers a wealth of attractions. In Naxos Port, you’ll find the Portara — the monumental gateway of the Temple of Apollo. On the island, it’s worth visiting mountain villages, wineries, and beaches such as Agios Prokopios.

A short sail to the picturesque town of Naousa on Paros. Once a fishing port, it now buzzes with life, offering tavernas, boutiques, and clubs. Nearby are the unique Kolymbithres beaches, featuring rock formations that resemble sculptures.

Mykonos is an island known for its luxurious style, white architecture, and nightlife. A stroll along Little Venice, a photo by the famous windmills, and an evening at one of the exclusive restaurants are must-dos.

The Cyclades’ capital, Ermoupoli, combines a neoclassical ambiance with a typical island atmosphere. It’s worth visiting the Apollo Theater, strolling the cobblestone streets of Ano Syros, and admiring the elegant mansions around Miaouli Square.

Kythnos is a peaceful island with traditional villages and hot springs in Loutra. Merichas, the port on the western coast, is an ideal spot for an overnight stay and exploring local beaches.

Kea, located close to Attica, offers beautiful bays and the historic ruins of Karthea. Vourkari is a picturesque port full of restaurants serving fresh fish and seafood. It’s a perfect spot for a farewell evening in a peaceful atmosphere.

The final sail takes you back to Athens. After returning to the marina, you can spend the evening at the Acropolis or in the Plaka district, celebrating the conclusion of your two-week sailing adventure.