Start your enchanting sailing holiday by boarding in the heart of the Cyclades, Mykonos. We will welcome you on board in the late afternoon introducing you to what will be your home for the week ahead.

As soon as all the guests are settled in their respective cabins, we will hoist the sails to a quiet bay, away from the chaotic nightlife of Mykonos. Here, the atmosphere becomes magical: as the reflections of the sunset dance on the water, your skippers will turn into real cooks, preparing a delicious dinner. Enjoy your first evening at sea under a sky tufted with stars, then let yourself be lulled by the waves on your first night on the boat.

With the crisp Aegean wind swelling your sails, after a nutritious morning meal on board, a short and pleasant sail will lead you to the sacred island of Delos. Delos is an archaeological site of inestimable value and was in ancient times the most famous and the most sacred of all the islands, considered the mythical cradle of Apollo and Artemis.

In the afternoon, your adventure continues to Rineia, a quiet and lesser-known sister island just a short stretch of sea away.

An aperitif in the cockpit of the boat watching the sunset that bathes the landscape in a golden light and then dinner will be prepared and served on board your skippers. The pleasure of good food and the company of your new friends.

The silence of Rineia is the ideal companion for a relaxing evening, the effervescence of the renowned Mykonos can be perceived in the distance with the glow of its lights.

After waking up in the sea breeze, a hearty breakfast awaits to give you the energy you need to face another day in your own private paradise. The second day on board is dedicated to exploring the natural quiet at another bay on the island of Rineia, a cradle of peace and a haven for lovers of tranquility.

As the sun rises into the sky, indulge in the pleasure of swimming in the crystal clear waters of the bay. Let yourself be enveloped in the warm light of the Greek sun, ideal for a tanning session on board or to immerse yourself in a good book under the cool awning. If you prefer exploration, a walk on land will allow you to discover hidden corners of this sparsely inhabited island, full of serenity and breathtaking landscapes.

As the day wanes, your boat becomes the enchanting setting for an exclusive dinner in the bay. The table is enriched with the inspiration of your skipper to make you enjoy the pleasure of good food.

Your fourth day at sea becomes an exciting experience as our boat, taking advantage of a lively wide upwind, if the wind is the prevailing one, launches into a navigation that will delight sailing enthusiasts. It is the ideal day for those who have the desire to learn, with the opportunity to try their hand at maneuvering or to take the helm and feel the true essence of the sea.

The fast sail culminates with the arrival in a serene and welcoming anchorage.

The lively and colorful port of Hermopolis awaits you in the afternoon. Explore the city, admire its neoclassical architecture, and get lost in the narrow streets vibrant with history and culture.

When the sun begins to set, and the harbour lights come on one by one, you will find yourself immersed in a vibrant atmosphere of island life. Get ready to end the day with a typical local dinner, tasting traditional Greek dishes, and toast to another wonderful day at sea.

Bow towards Kea, the least known of the Cyclades Islands, but frequented by Athenians who take advantage of the island's proximity to the mainland to escape the city. This day offers a smooth sail, perfect for indulging in thoughts or sharing stories and laughter with fellow travelers.

We skirt the east side of the island admiring the landscape to stop at a cove where we will probably be the only visitors. After lunch we sail another stretch of sea separates us from the marina.

After enjoying the natural beauty of the day, in the evening we discover the cultural treasures of the island, such as the ancient city of Karthea and the famous carved lion of Kea.

We hoist the sails and head towards Macronisos, a worthy end to an unforgettable week in the waves of the Aegean Sea.

The island of Macronisos was used as a place of confinement for political prisoners during the Greek Civil War and the regime of the Colonels. Before these events, Macronisos was inhabited since ancient times, due to its strategic position in the Aegean Sea, it was a reference point for navigators and served as a place of observation and defense.

Macronisos, far from the conventional tourist circuits, has preserved an almost intact natural environment, with low, resilient vegetation and beautiful rock formations that testify to the adaptation of the ecosystem to the harsh conditions of the Aegean climate.

The bays and beaches create paradises for swimmers, divers and sea enthusiasts who are looking for a tranquility that is rare to find.

Before sunset we approach our final destination: the port of Lavrio.