The splendors of both Paxos and Antipaxos have been hidden from most tourists before sailing in the Ionian sea became popular. It has now firmly established itself as a favourite stop for sailors bound for Lefkas from Corfu, the island has a good harbour with plenty of amenities coupled with an alluring seafront.

At just a mile wide and two miles long, Antipaxos is a small island located in the south of Corfu. This island is renowned for her natural beauty, plentiful vegetation and in particular, her beaches. The stunning beaches provide an irresistible combination of white sand meeting clear turquoise blue water, Vrika and Voutoumi head up the list of beaches to visit on Antipaxos.

A well sheltered harbour is a feature of this off the beaten track island. When here, it is easy to understand why Ulysses made a 20 year long journey to return to such a captivating place.

Kefalonia is the biggest island of Eptanisa. It offers beaches which are both large and small with contrasting and striking scenery ranging from idyllic and calm to rugged and untamed. The island boasts both Traditional villages and modern towns, such as Argostoli (the island's capital) and Lixouri, for a truly diverse experience. Other features of this island are its rugged terrain and the imposing Aenos mountains, with its rare black indigenous spruce, and distinct historic and religious monuments. Its beaches, especially Mirtos, rank amongst the best not only in Eptanisa but also in Greece, putting them on a par with other revered favourites such as Porto Katsiki in Lefaks and Shipwreck in Zakynthos.

ZakInthos is also known as Zante and forms part of the Ionian Islands, it is located South of Kefalonia. Its beautiful sandy beaches with crystalline waters attracts thousands of visitors every year. It is famed for the visits of the endangered Caretta-Caretta sea turtles which lay their eggs on the soft golden sands of its beaches during their reproduction period.