Ionian Islands

The neighbouring island of Anti Paxos is a haven for watersports enthusiasts and the calm sea is inviting for guests of all ages.
Spend the afternoon anchored in one of the many secluded coves before cruising on to Levkas.

Levkas boasts an interior of wooded hills encircled by a coastline of high cliffs. If you are heading ashore, pay a visit to the waterfalls of Dimosari.
If you prefer another day of watersports activities, head for the deep coves and turquoise bays of Meganisi, the largest islet in the southern part of Levkas.

Cruise to Homer’s Ithaca.
Resonant with ancient folklore, explore the cave of the Nymphs, the fountain of Arethusa, and Odysseus’ palace.
Early evening step ashore to the tavernas that line the bijou ports.

Hop over to Cephalonia’s northernmost port, Fiskardo – a magnet for superyachts, it is one of the chicest fishing ports in the Ionian with pastel-painted buildings, waterside restaurants and a smart harbour.
Cruise south to Myrtos beach, a semi-circular bar with white sand and azure waters, backed by sheer cliffs.
For a spectacular sunset, head for the western coast.

The southernmost island in the Ionian archipelago, Zakinthos is worth the detour for its vineyards, orchards, olive groves, and fantastic beaches.
The most famous beach on the island is the wonderful Navagio (shipwreck) beach, a secluded cove with white sand and turquoise waters.
This cove can be reached only by boat and has a wrecked ship on its shore.
Disembarkation in Zakinthos the next day.