Boarding by 13:00 in Corfu at Marina Mandraki under the Venetian fortress, in the old Town. After galley we will sail to Vido Island for a refreshing swim, then we will turn the bow towards O.Ftelias for the night. Dinner on a boat or in an Albanian tavern on the seafood beach.

We set sail in the morning and head to the port of Seranda, we complete the entry procedures in Albania and, for those who want, there is the possibility to visit the beautiful archaeological site Butrint and the Blue Eye. We resume our route northwest until we arrive at Porto Palermo, a beautiful bay in the area between Himarë and Saranda, it almost has the appearance of a wonderful natural pool, enriched by the wild and unspoiled nature that surrounds this place. Its beautiful beach is topped by the beautiful fortress built by Ali Pasha during the nineteenth century, which can be easily reached on foot. It will be wonderful to snorkel to discover truly unique seabeds.

We will climb for a few miles to Himarë, located between Vlora and Saranda, it is a small town with ancient origins, overlooking the sea and with the mountains behind it. Himarë beach is made up of white pebbles that descend to a deep blue sea. We say goodbye to Albania and head towards Erikoussa (Merlera), a truly unique island for its long and unspoiled beach, its clear waters and its lush vegetation that makes walks in the interior of the island truly unforgettable. Night under the stars.

From Erikoussa we sail to Othoni, the largest of the Diapontie Islands, with a quaint village and a small restaurant offering fish caught by its owner. Absolutely to see and experience the mythical Kalypso beach with its white sand, its waters of 1000 shades of blue and the legendary cave where the beautiful Nymph held Ulysses prisoner for 7 years.

Route Mathraki: it is the smallest inhabited island of the Diapontian archipelago. Very beautiful, in the northeastern part of the island we will discover the beach of Portello, an expanse of fine pink sand 3 kilometers long where turtles nest. The island of Mathraki is criss-crossed by several paths that lead to secluded bays and beaches. The colors of this wild island are incredible.

Returning to Corfu we will be able to admire the cliffs in the north of the island, a natural spectacle not to be missed. We will continue to Kassiopi, a quaint village whose port is still used by Corfiot fishermen. In Kassiopi there are three beaches: the first is made up of white pebbles, is located on the left of the village and offers the last swim before returning to Marina Mandraki in the evening.