Boarding at 18:00 in the Marina of Pythagorio. Samos is the birthplace of the mathematician Pythagoras. Those who arrive in Samos in advance of the embarkation time can visit the ancient port, the tunnel of Eupalinos (sixth century BC), remains of the temple of Hera. Accommodation in cabins, safety briefing, presentation of the itinerary. Dinner on board

Sail to Agathonisi, a small remote island in the Dodecanese with only 200 inhabitants. One of the least touristy islands in Greece, perfect for starting the itinerary in peace. Anchorage in a protected bay, dinner in the tavern.

Short sail to Arki, one of the smallest and most authentic islands in the Dodecanese. Only 50 permanent inhabitants, mainly fishermen. The island is practically unknown to tourism, here time seems to have stopped. Anchorage between the islets of the small archipelago. The whole village consists of a few white houses, 2-3 family-run taverns and a small church. Afternoon dedicated to exploring the island on foot, snorkeling in the deserted coves accessible only on foot or by tender, total relaxation. Evening: dinner on the boat prepared by your skippers. Overnight stay in a protected roadstead.

Sail to Patmos, the sacred island of the Dodecanese where St. John wrote the Apocalypse. Arrival at the port of Skala, dominated by the fortified monastery of St. John the Theologian (eleventh century) which dominates from above. Mooring in the port or anchoring in the bay. Afternoon dedicated to visiting the UNESCO sites (reachable by local bus or taxi or with a beautiful walk with panoramic views):

Monastery of St. John the Theologian: A fortified monastic complex that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the most important in Orthodox Christianity.

Cave of the Apocalypse: Where according to tradition St. John received visions and wrote the Apocalypse in 95 AD. A place of intense spiritual pilgrimage.

Chora of Patmos: Medieval village perched around the monastery, with labyrinthine alleys, traditional whitewashed houses, Cycladic architecture. One of the most beautiful and best preserved villages in Greece.

Evening: Dinner in a traditional tavern in Skala. Overnight in port or roadstead.

Sail to Lipsi, a small quiet island with 700 inhabitants. Relaxed and authentic atmosphere, far from mass tourism. Lipsi is famous for its clean sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, among the most beautiful in the Dodecanese. Anchorage near the main port or in one of the protected bays. Afternoon dedicated to swimming in the most beautiful beaches of the island (reachable by tender or on foot), snorkeling, total relaxation. Walk through the main village: traditional white houses, orthodox churches, quiet local life. Evening: dinner in a local tavern.

You sail along the coast of Leros, a high and wild coast where the waves break on the rocks.

The island of Nera is a small uninhabited island visited by a few boats for day tourism, with a small port with crystal clear water.

Dinner on the boat .

Sail to Kos, crossing the channel between Kalymnos and Kos. Stop for lunch in the wild southwest tip of Kos, Kefalos. In the afternoon swimming and relaxing, then a short sail along the coast and arrival in Kardamena on the south coast of Kos, a seaside resort with sandy beaches. Mooring in port or in bay. Special farewell dinner in local tavern