Across the clear blue waters of beautiful Lefkada, the small island of Meganisi calls out a siren song, tempting sailors with her pretty curved beaches, seafront taverners, and sleepy way of life. Meganisi is shaped like a flower with each petal providing hidden bays and sheltered spots for swimming and snorkeling in warm waters. While only 20km in size, this gauzy Greek island has a lot going for it. Be sure to visit Vathy, the island’s most charming village where yachts love to drop anchor and bob against the local painted fishing vessels. Admire the church of Agios Ioannis originally built in the 15th century before being decimated by pirates. Take a tender to the sea cave of Papanikolis and be sure to kick back on the blissful beaches of Fanari, Spilia, and Herniades.
Ithaca, the home of Odysseus in Greek mythology, has breathtaking natural scenery consisting of pale rocky outcrops, lush forests and secret lagoons. Homer's School is situated along an in-land trail near Exogi for those wishing to combine hiking and history with their charter, and visitors are rewarded with stunning views over Afales Bay. Ithaca offers plenty of choice when it comes to beaches, including Dexa and Mnimata which are close to Vathy Marina, or enjoy the pale blue waters of Gedaki Beach to the north for family fun with water toys.
The little port town on the east coast of Kefalonia has kept every inch of its traditional and local Greek charm. While tourism flocks to the larger resorts, Sami is a delightful little village with a smattering of accommodation options, pretty beaches, and a bustling port backed by the rising humps of green mountains. Sami has its fame to claim through with its beautiful beach of Antisamos having featured in the Nicolas Cage and Penelope Cruz blockbuster of Captain Corelli's Mandolin. With its pale pebbles, loungers, and taverns, Antisamos can easily hold your attention for the whole day - especially as it has a wealth of watersport friendly activities on offer too. For those looking to explore beyond the beach, there are the Melissani Lake Caves close by where you can row a boat into the partially collapsed cave soaked in splendid light before ducking down further to admire the impressive stalactites.
A sweet seafront village on the beloved south coast of Kefalonia, Poros is as pretty as a picture with its dense green Meditteranean hills, vibrant blue waters, and Greek postcard scenes. There are two main beaches with smooth pebbles and warm waters. The beach of Ragia is known for being the more remote and wilder of the two. Littered with lovely restaurants, you can also eat at the tavernas up on the hill for stunning views across the bay. The Church of Fidousa and the Archaic Temple of Apollo are also close by.
Astakos is a picturesque fishing village located on the Ionian Sea in western Greece, boasting some of the most beautiful sandy beaches and crystal clear waters in the Mediterranean. The town caters to yacht guests, offering sheltered anchorages, marinas and yacht charter services. Visitors will find the perfect spot to relax and recharge while exploring the local attractions such as the Venetian Fortress or the hidden coves along the coastal rocks. Here, guests can dine and shop in the charming little streets of the village, take part in a variety of watersports such as kayaking, sailing and snorkeling, and even partake in organized excursions and boat trips to nearby islands. With its traditional flair and wide range of activities, Astakos is the perfect destination for anyone seeking an idyllic getaway.
Kastos is an exclusive Greek island located in the Central Ionian Sea and is becoming increasingly popular for its luxurious yachting experience. This secluded gem is surrounded by white sand beaches and crystal clear waters, making it a perfect escape for anyone looking to enjoy the truly natural beauty of Greece. The island offers a variety of activities, from snorkeling and scuba diving, to relaxing in the shallow bays or swimming in the island's infinity pool. With a wide selection of restaurants and bars, Kastos is the ideal place to experience the local culture, whether it’s while enjoying a cocktail in one of the many beach bars or exploring traditional villages. Yachting guests will also find that Kastos contains unique destinations perfect for romantic evenings or exciting charter functions. This stunning Greek island is the ideal destination for yachting guests looking to escape to luxury and explore the stunning Ionian Sea.
Take some time to explore the town outside of the marina, with hilltop monasteries & striking panoramas.