Nidri, Lefkas
Nidri is one of the larger towns on Lefkas. It is a busy yet pleasant seaside resort with many restaurants and shops.

Nikiana, Lefkas
Nikiana is an authentic fishing village on the east coast of Lefkas, located between Lefkas Town and Nidri. It features narrow pebble beaches with crystal-clear water, ideal for snorkeling.

Vasiliki, Lefkas
Vasiliki is known as the windsurfing paradise of Lefkas. The large bay often has stronger winds, making it especially attractive for sailing. The harbor is located right next to the village and is surrounded by many traditional restaurants.

Fiskardo, Kefalonia
Fiskardo is a place you won’t easily forget, thanks to its colorful houses and lively atmosphere. It is the only village on Kefalonia that survived the 1953 earthquake. With waterfront terraces, vibrant activity, and a chic ambiance, it is often referred to as the Monaco of the Ionian Sea.

Eufemia, Kefalonia
Eufemia has a lively promenade lined with small palm trees, restaurants, bars, and shops along the harbor. A scene from the film Captain Corelli’s Mandolin was filmed here, making it especially appealing for movie lovers.

Poros, Kefalonia
Poros is located in the southwest of Kefalonia and is a lively port town where the ferry arrives, creating a constant buzz. The promenade leading into the village is very charming, with the beach on one side and restaurants, shops, and bars on the other.

Sami, Kefalonia
Sami is famous for its natural beauty, the Katavothres (underground water channels), and archaeological sites. It is not only the main commercial center of Kefalonia but also an important tourist destination.

Vathi (Great Vathi), Ithaca
When entering the bay and keeping to port, you will reach a small quay near restaurant Tsiribis. From here, it is about a 20-minute walk to the charming and lively village.

Kioni, Ithaca
Kioni is the most picturesque village on the Ionian island of Ithaca. It features an idyllic harbor, promenade, terraces, a pebble beach, and is surrounded by lush greenery. The village is also known for its goldsmiths who create beautiful, custom-made jewelry.

Abeliki Bay, Meganissi
This bay has several inlets where you can anchor freely and enjoy swimming and snorkeling along the shore. There is no village, but a 20-minute walk brings you to Little Vathi.

Spartagori, Meganissi
Spartagori is a beautiful destination on Meganissi. The traditional village sits on a hill and features narrow streets, charming houses, and stunning views of the island of Skorpios. The bay itself is also very atmospheric and inviting.

Karnayo, Meganissi
On the small island of Meganissi, southeast of Lefkas, lies the bay of Karnayo. Here you will find a small family-run taverna with a private beach and mooring dock, where we can dock using mooring lines. A perfect destination for those who enjoy peace, swimming, and a relaxed waterfront atmosphere.

Kalamos, Kalamos
Kalamos is a green, mountainous island with many pine forests, secluded sandy and pebble beaches, and crystal-clear turquoise water. It is popular among sailors for its unspoiled nature and tranquil atmosphere. Despite its small size, the landscape is impressive, with peaks reaching up to 745 meters.

Kastos, Kastos
On the island of Kastos lies the village of the same name. It consists of traditional houses scattered among olive trees. At the small harbor, you will find several restaurants where you can dine.

Palairos, mainland
Palairos is a small seaside town with around 2,500 inhabitants. It has a small marina, and the central square offers a variety of restaurants, bars, and cafés. Near the harbor, there is a small sandy-pebble beach.

Eufemia, Kefalonia
Eufemia is a charming holiday village with a lively harbor and promenade. It offers cafés, bars, fish tavernas, and restaurants, while the village is built against the green hills surrounding the bay. A delightful destination with a relaxed atmosphere.

Fiskardo, Kefalonia
Fiskardo is a cozy and picturesque fishing village in the north of Kefalonia. The colorful harbor, numerous sailing yachts, terraces, shops, and restaurants give the village a unique charm. Fiskardo is also one of the few places on Kefalonia that was not destroyed by the earthquake of 1953, meaning its traditional Venetian buildings still define the streetscape.

Poros, Kefalonia
Poros is located in the southwest of Kefalonia and is a lively port town where the ferry arrives, ensuring constant activity. The wide boulevard leading into the village makes this destination especially appealing, with the beach on one side and shops, restaurants, and bars on the other.

Zakynthos Town, Zakynthos
Zakynthos Town, the island’s capital, is a modern place with many buildings in classical style. After the devastating earthquake of 1953, the town was largely rebuilt. Today, it features charming squares, churches with impressive bell towers, arcaded streets, and various monuments. The port of Zakynthos is also located here.

Keri Bay, Zakynthos
Limni Keri is the beach of Keri on Zakynthos and lies in a small bay within the larger Bay of Laganas a beautiful sandy beach where Caretta sea turtles come to lay their eggs. There are several restaurants where you can enjoy a good meal.

Laganas Beach, Zakynthos
Laganas is located along one of the longest bays in Greece, with a coastline of nearly nine kilometers. A large part of the area is part of a protected Marine Park. The bay is world-famous as one of the most important nesting areas for the Caretta, the Mediterranean sea turtle. It is a wonderful place to relax, swim, snorkel, and if you’re lucky spot turtles.

Agios Nikolaos, Zakynthos
Agios Nikolaos is a small-scale destination in a bowl-shaped bay in the north of Zakynthos. On the northern side, there is a small fishing harbor, and the atmosphere is quieter than in many other parts of the island. From a seaside taverna, you can enjoy beautiful views over the bay and harbor life.

Katakolon, Peloponnese
Katakolon is a small, charming coastal town with a few streets full of cozy terraces and (fish) restaurants by the water. This destination is also known as the gateway to the famous Olympia, where the Olympic Games were held in ancient times. For those interested, we organize an excursion to Olympia. Alternatively, you can simply relax on the long sandy beach.

Karnayo, Meganissi
On the small island of Meganissi, southeast of Lefkas, lies the bay of Karnayo. Here you will find a small family-run taverna with a private beach and mooring dock, where we can moor using mooring lines. A perfect destination for those who enjoy peace, swimming, and a relaxed waterfront atmosphere.

Gaios, Paxos
Gaios is the capital of the island of Paxos. It is located in a bay sheltered by the small island of Agios Nikolaos. The town more like a village features charming shopping streets and lively squares with a welcoming atmosphere.

Lakka, Paxos
Lakka is a stunning, bowl-shaped bay with crystal-clear blue water in beautiful shades. Olive trees and cypresses grow all the way to the shoreline, giving the bay an almost lake-like appearance. The village has a pleasant promenade, its own sailing club, and many waterfront terraces. A perfect place to enjoy peace, nature, and a scenic dinner by the sea. Sometimes the itinerary allows for a longer stay on Paxos, offering the opportunity to explore more of the island, such as the impressive west coast with its cliffs and hidden beaches.

Mongonissi, Paxos
Located in the south of Paxos, Mongonissi is a small but special destination with deep blue waters, a sandy beach, and impressive nearby caves. Its relaxed atmosphere and beautiful setting make it a wonderful stop, also fitting perfectly within the culinary theme of this route.

Agios Stefanos, Corfu
A small fishing village with a pebble beach. Watersports are available here. There are a few tavernas and bars, all on a small and intimate scale.

Corfu Town, Corfu
Corfu Town is undoubtedly one of the highlights of this route. At the foot of the fortress lies Mandraki, a small marina from which the center is within walking distance. Venetian houses, impressive squares, narrow streets, cozy terraces, and historic fortresses make this city truly special. From a culinary perspective, Corfu Town is also a standout destination.

Petriti, Corfu
Petriti is a traditional fishing village on the southeast coast of Corfu, not far from Lefkimmi. It is a small, quiet village in a less touristy part of the island.

BBQ Bay, mainland
A beautiful sandy beach on the mainland where a special BBQ is organized for the flotilla in the evening. Before that, there is time for swimming, and various water sports activities are also available.

Mourtos Sivota, mainland
A charming town with beautiful views, perfect for enjoying a stunning sunset. Around Sivota, you’ll find gorgeous beaches and crystal-clear bays, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and paddleboarding. The lively center offers cozy terraces, restaurants, and bars.

Parga, mainland
Parga is a particularly charming coastal town, recognizable by the Kastelli fortress on the hill and its long sandy beach. During the day, you can swim, paddleboard, or wander through the picturesque streets. In the evening, Parga becomes the perfect setting for an extended dinner at a scenic seaside location. Sometimes we stay a bit longer here, allowing ample time to explore both the village and its culinary highlights.

Preveza, mainland
Preveza is a charming coastal town in western Greece. In the old center, you can stroll through narrow streets full of character, past the Seitan Bazaar, the Venetian clock tower from 1752, the Agios Andreas fortress, and stately 19th-century mansions. Preveza is not only culturally interesting but also a great place to enjoy excellent local cuisine.

Red Rock, mainland
As befits a true culinary route, a surprise destination is part of the experience. This is a special bay or location where both the setting and the culinary experience create something truly unforgettable think of an intimate dinner in a unique environment, perfectly matching the atmosphere of the trip.

Vonitsa, mainland
A small town on the Greek mainland with a landscape reminiscent of Lake Garda, surrounded by greenery, mountains, and hills. The town has many nice restaurants and cafés. Above the harbor sits an old medieval fortress on a hill, open to visitors and beautifully illuminated in the evening.

Karnayo, Meganissi
On the small island of Meganissi lies the bay of Karnayo, where a small family-run taverna with a private beach and mooring dock makes for a charming stop. Here we moor using mooring lines and enjoy the tranquility, views, and a relaxed dinner by the water.