Kefalonia magical charter

Antiparos is one of those Greek islands that have managed to stay off the radar. It is not only an excellent destination for day trips from Paros, as Antiparos is a short ferry ride away from Paros, but also an ideal destination for relaxing holidays!

Corfu Greece is one of the most beautiful and romantic islands of the Ionian island group. From lush green hills to noble mansions and from idyllic Corfu beaches, to interesting museums, this island has everything it takes to please any type of charterer. Strongly influenced by the Venetians, the French and the English, Corfu Town is a brilliant base for exploration.

Parga, Greece is a beautiful coastal town located on the north-western coast of Greece, in the Epirus region. It is known for its picturesque scenery, colourful Venetian-style houses, and crystal-clear waters. Parga is often compared to the Greek islands due to its stunning beaches and relaxed atmosphere, making it a popular tourist destination.

Nydri is the most busy-travelled tourist resort of Lefkada. One of the first regions with tourist development. It is located in the southeast part of the island, 17km from the town. The settlement is built in an idyllic location. Vineyards, fertile valleys and aromatic gardens attract visitors. Nydri has a beautiful beach ideal for the lovers of swimming and water sports. Right in front the marina you will find many shops, taverns and coffeehouses. The small islands of Madouri with the old mansion of Valaoritis, Scorpio, Onasis private island, Scorpidi and Meganisi are right across Nydri. From Nydri you can take a boat and visit all those islands.

Scorpios is a private island and is surrounded by beautiful greenery and emerald waters. You can spend the rest of your day exploring the vicinity via your luxury charter yacht, or unwind on the public beach. We recommend you find the time for a walk through Scorpidi, a smaller island nearby that presents a marvellous natural ambience.

Vathy is an ideal destination for anyone seeking for the ultimate relaxation. The beach is shaped at the exit of a small gorge, surrounded by long cliffs. The circular bight of the bay conceals it from the open sea, making Vathy a natural hideout; the legend says that pirates used it as their anchorage.

The historic harbour village of Fiskardo is one of the most beautiful and popular parts of Kefalonia. Situated at the northern tip of the island, it’s undeniably one of the highlights of any trip to this unique Greek island.

The Port of Sami Itself Is a Charming Seaside Greek Port. Sami Is Quite Commercial and Full of Tourist Attractions. The Port Is a Perfect Blend of Italian Era Architecture and Relaxed Greek Authenticity. The waterfront is full of cosy and quaint restaurants perfect for lunch or an early dinner. It is worth taking an hour or two to explore the town. Longer if you are stopping for food. After you are done exploring you can then walk to Karavomylos.

Another worthwhile sight on Zakynthos, which has made the rounds of the island through postcards that represent it on every occasion, is the Navayio (Shipwreck) on its west side. Definitely one of the most famous and the most photographed beaches of Greece. Vertical rocks towering over a rusty shipwreck abandoned in the middle of the beach (it was wrecked in 1983 while it was carrying smuggled cigarettes) with the blue Ionian sea in the background stimulate the imagination and create images from times long past.

Shielded from the open sea, its waterfront stretching along the landward side of a short peninsula, Argostoli was once renowned for its elegant Venetian-era architecture. In summer, musicians stroll the streets singing kantades. Lithostroto, the pedestrian shopping street immediately south, is lined with stylish boutiques and cafes.