Under a great sun, carried by the wind, from port to port, from cove to cove, we will discover the villages and landings of the Aegean islands. White villages clinging to the rock that look down on you from above, jagged coasts, intense light and sunshine, crystal clear sea, churches, castles and monasteries, along with a warm welcome.

These are the Cyclades Islands, the islands of light, which in mythology gave birth to heroes and gods.

Red, white, gold, yellow, purple, green... Milos is an island born from a volcanic eruption, famous for its beaches with incredibly colorful rocks and extraordinary rock formations. Here nature has created art, the rocks are masterpieces of sculpture, its stones look like painted, as well as the beautiful beaches. Petrification hides many minerals and the island is one of the oldest mines in the Mediterranean and for this reason it was the first of the Cyclades to be inhabited. Thanks to its well-protected bays, it became a pirate island for a long time! The famous Venus was found in Milos, which is on display at the Louvre in Paris!

Milos and the nearby Kimolos and Poliegios, true masterpieces of nature, alone are worth the trip. We will spend three or four days in the area, visiting as much as possible, and then start the ascent of the Aegean towards Cape Sounion, where the Temple of Poseidon overlooks the sea, which owes its name to this incredible place.

Leaving Milos we will sail into the heart of the Cyclades. Heading to Cape Sounion, we will definitely visit Sifnos, now considered a chic island in the Cyclades; wind permitting, if you want to sail we can allow ourselves a digression to the East towards Despots, with its archaeological site and Antiparos. We will then land in the more secluded Serifos, with its Chora that enjoys a breathtaking view, and from here we will proceed to Kithnos. After visiting Kitnos and the beautiful famous beach overlooking two bays, the thermal waters reachable on the east side by scooter, we will head to Cape Sounion for a dip under the temple of Poseidon and from here we will enter Lavrio for the last evening on board.

Let's dispel a myth, the boat holiday is no longer a chic holiday, but an experience within everyone's reach, a dip in the big blue and unspoiled nature. You come to rest, to disconnect from the frenzy, from the rhythms and duties of life in the city. A holiday immersed in the sea, the sun and the wind, an economical and original solution for the summer. All you need is joy, respect for others and a pinch of spirit of adventure.

A holiday you will remember for a lifetime ... and that many of you will want to try again!