Visit Greece | Cyclades Islands

MYKONOS

Made up of 39 islands in the Aegean Sea, the combination of steady winds, dramatic landscapes and natural harbours makes the Cyclades a perfect sailing destination. Ideally situated for island hopping, these islands are blessed with an astonishing wealth of historical sites and legacies left by countless successive civilisations over the course of five millennia. Rocky, arid landscapes promise breathtaking views with stunning white buildings offset by bright-blue church domes perched above aquamarine waters

From the cosmopolitan island of Mykonos to the rustic and traditional villages of Santorini, all the islands abound with simplicity and charm, but each remains unique. Legend has it the land here was fragmented by Zeus, and each island is in

PAROS / ANTIPROS

An intoxicating fusion of cultures and civilisations, Sicily with its stunning natural splendour provides the perfect backdrop for a charter around its waters.

With an array of secluded anchorages and the warm Mediterranean Sea you can cruise through history and enjoy the Greek, Roman and Arab influences on the architecture, the cuisine and of course the wine!

Base open dates: Closed in winter. Opening March 1st, 2013

SANTORINI

The challenging sailing around the Cyclades Islands to the west is a great sail from Athens which is located in the more sheltered waters of the Saronic Gulf.

The famous Meltemi northerly winds and sheer number of islands make for some exhilirating sailing. The islands include Mykonos, Syros and Santorini and give you nightlife, seclusion and rugged beauty all within close proximity.

Base open dates: from April 1st to November 17th.

NAXOS

The wondrous medieval walled city of Dubrovnik old town is an appropriate gateway to the Dalmatian coastline.
This world famous sailing area, combines history and culture with stunning natural beauty. The steady winds transport you between lively historic towns and secluded bays. Bisevo’s famous blue grotto and the beautiful island of Korcula are two of the must see attractions.

Base open dates: from March 1st to December 1st

SIFNOS

You can sail out from our base at Agana and head south to the beautiful islands of Brac, Hvar and Korcula, with its bustling vibrant culture or head north to the Kornati archipelago, with its more serene sailing and outstanding natural beauty.

Either way you will have a sailing experience to remember, but you could always do both and book two weeks or come back next year!

Base open dates: from March 1st to December 1st

AMORGOS

Sailing at it’s best. Jump back and forth through history by combining the wonders of Bodrum town with its energetic nightlife and the nearby ancient ruins of Halicarnassus. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit.

This beautiful natural setting provides wonderful passages and secluded anchorages in amazing blue waters.

Base open dates: from April 14th to November 10th