Set sail from Naxos on a true Aegean adventure that leads deep into the heart of the Cyclades and Dodecanese, ending in legendary Rhodos. This route is made for solo travelers aged 20 to 45 who are looking for more than the usual island-hopping — a journey to places most visitors never reach, guided by wind, curiosity, and the spirit of exploration.

Leaving Naxos behind, we head toward quieter Cycladic islands such as Iraklia, Schinoussa, Koufonisia or Amorgos,

anchoring in remote bays where the water is impossibly clear and the nights are silent except for the wind in the rigging. Further east, the landscape becomes wilder as we cross into the Dodecanese, with stops on less-visited islands like Astypalea, Kalymnos, Leros, Lipsi or hidden anchorages near Patmos — places rarely included in standard ferry routes or package tours.

Life on board blends adventure and freedom. Days are filled with long open-sea passages, sunrise swims straight from the boat, snorkeling in untouched coves, paddleboarding along dramatic cliffs, and learning real offshore sailing skills with the skipper. Ashore, you’ll hike to hilltop monasteries, climb limestone walls on Kalymnos, explore sleepy harbor villages, and share simple meals in family-run tavernas where tourism still feels personal.

What makes this trip special is access: reaching remote beaches, uninhabited islands, and anchorages without roads or crowds, arriving by sail long before or after the ferries come and go. Some nights are spent tied to a tiny pier, others at anchor under a sky full of stars, far from any light pollution.

As you approach Rhodos, with its medieval old town and lively waterfront, the contrast feels rewarding — from hidden corners of the Aegean back to one of its great ports. This is a voyage for independent travelers who want real sailing, authentic islands, and the rare pleasure of discovering Greece from the water — quietly, socially, and far beyond the usual routes.