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Lefkas routes 1 and 2 are sailed throughout the season with exception of the specials.
Lefkas route (week 1)
Saturday: Arrival Sivota
Sivota is a beautiful bay that offers a safe haven for our fleet and along the marina of Sivota are a number of lovely fish tavernas and restaurants. Our jetty is managed by Theo, the owner of the 12 Gods restaurant. 12 Gods is where we hold our briefings and joint dinners.
Sunday: Sivota Lefkas – Kalamos, Kalamos
Kalamos is a very green island with many pine trees and forests. There are many small, deserted, sandy and pebble beaches on the island. The sea water is turquoise and crystal clear. It is a mountainous island that is loved by sailors. Although Kalamos is very small, the highest peak is 745 meters!
Monday: Kalamos, Kalamos – Big Vathi (city quay side), Ithaca
The big bay of Vathi has two faces. When you sail all the way through you will arrive in the cosy village at the city quay. The village has several squares with bars, tavernas, etc.
Tuesday: Big Vathi (city quay side), Ithaca – Eufemia, Kefalonia
The marina of Eufemia has a lively boulevard decorated with small palm trees. A scene from the move “Captain Correllis’s Mandolin” was shot in this village. Eufemia has several restaurants, bars and small shops near the marina.
Wednesday: Eufemia, Kefalonia – Polis Bay, Ithaca
Ithaca is known as the island of Odysseus. Polis is the beach in the northwest of the island. It has a pebble beach where you can rent sun loungers and parasols and it has a kiosk with a terrace where all kinds of snack, drinks and ice cream are sold. On the left side of the beach is a small fishing marina. We will have to go to another location if weather keeps us from anchoring in the Polis Bay.
Thursday: Polis Bay, Ithaca – Karnayo, Meganissi
Meganissi is a small (20 km2) island southeast of Lefkas. Karnayo Bay lays immediately to starboard. A small family taverna with private beach and jetty where we will be docked with mooring lines.
Friday: Karnayo, Meganissi – Sivota, Lefkas
Back to home base. Where you can refuel at the jetty before (unfortunately) the suitcase shave to be packed, In the evening you can enjoy a delicious dinner at restaurant 12 Gods.
NOTE: Weather permitting you can drop anchor in various bays if you wish.
The route can change from autumn and spring due to weather conditions and possible opportunities in particular marinas. These routes are example routes!
Lefkas route (week 2)
Saturday: Arrival Sivota
Sivota is a beautiful bay that offers a safe haven for our fleet and along the marina of Sivota are a number of lovely fish tavernas and restaurants. Our jetty is managed by Theo, the owner of the 12 Gods restaurant. 12 Gods is where we hold our briefings and joint dinners.
Sunday: Sivota Lefkas – Vasiliki, Lefkas
Vasiliki is the surf paradise of Lefkas. There is regularly more wind in this large bay which makes sailing here so popular. The marina is surrounded by the village and numerous (traditional) restaurants.
Monday: Vasiliki, Lefkas – Fiskardo, Kefalonia
Fiskardo on the island of Kefalonia is a place you will most certainly remember because of the colourful houses. The village is the only one to survive the earthquake of 1953. This place is very cosy and beautiful and so popular! Many terraces on the water, trendy; the Monaco of the Ionian Sea.
Tuesday: Fiskardo, Kefalonia – Big Vathi, Ithaca
If you keep your portside to the bay, you will see a small marina, close to Sebatiaan’s Tsiribis restaurant. From here it is about a 20-minute walk to the village.
Wednesday: Big Vathi – Spartagori, Meganissi
Spartagori is a beautiful bay on the island of Meganissi. The traditional village is situated on top of a hill, with narrow alleys and traditional house; wonderful for walking with beautiful views of Skorpios island. The restaurant, which is located directly on the beach (Spilia), is run by two brothers.
Thursday: Spartagori – Palairos, mainland / Nidri, Lefkas
Palairos is a small seaside town. The town has a small marina and main square with all kinds of restaurants, bars, and cafeterias. There is a small sand-pebble beach at the marina, but the longest beach is just outside of town. All kinds of water sports are possible on these beaches. We will have to divert to Nidri if weather keeps us from anchoring in the Palairos Bay. Here we dock at the jetty of Hotel Iris using mooring lines. A delicious BBQ buffet can be organized in the evening.
Friday: Palairos, mainland / Nidri, Lefkas – Sivota, Lefkas
Back to home base. Where you can refuel at the jetty before (unfortunately) the suitcase shave to be packed, In the evening you can enjoy a delicious dinner at restaurant 12 Gods.
NOTE: Weather permitting you can drop anchor in various bays if you wish.
The route can change from autumn and spring due to weather conditions and possible opportunities in particular marinas. These routes are example routes!
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SPECIALS:
Zakynthos route (2 weeks)
Saturday: Arrival Sivota
Sivota is a beautiful bay that offers a safe haven for our fleet and along the marina of Sivota are a number of lovely fish tavernas and restaurants. Our jetty is managed by Theo, the owner of the 12 Gods restaurant. 12 Gods is where we hold our briefings and joint dinners.
Sunday: Sivota Lefkas – Vasiliki, Lefkas
Vasiliki is the surf paradise of Lefkas. There is regularly more wind in this large bay which makes sailing here so popular. The marina is surrounded by the village and numerous (traditional) restaurants.
Monday: Vasiliki, Lefkas – Eufemia, Kefalonia
Eufemia is a small holiday town with a lovey marina and boulevard. Here you will find various cafes, bars, fish tavernas, and restaurants. The village is built against the slopes of the surrounding lush green hills.
Tuesday: Eufemia, Kefalonia – Poros, Kefalonia
Poros can be found in the southwest of the island of Kefalonia. There is always a lot of life at the marina due to the many ferries. The walk to the village is lovely along a broad boulevard with on the one side the beach and the other restaurants, shops, and bars.
Wednesday: Poros, Kefalonia – Zakynthos City, Zakynthos
Zakynthos city is the capital of the island Zakynthos which was almost complete ruined in 1953 by a severe earthquake. Zakynthos city has approximately 12,000 inhabitants and is a modern city with many buildings in a classical style. There are streets with vaulted arches, churches with imposing bell towers, beautiful squares, and important monuments. The marina of Zakynthos is also located in this city.
Thursday: Zakynthos City, Zakynthos – Katakolon, Peleponissos
Katakolon consists of three streets with various (fish) restaurants with terraces on the water. Katakolon is the ‘gateway’ to the famous Olympia, where the Olympic Games were organized centuries before Christ.
Friday: Katakolon, Peleponissos
Today we stay in Katakolon. We can organize an outing to Olympia for those who wish. Or you could stay in Katakolon and enjoy the extensive beach or sailing (after consultation).
Saturday: Katakolon, Peleponissos – Keri Bay, Zakynthos
Keri Bay is a beautiful bay that has a sand-pebble beach. It is near `turtle Island where there are also several diving schools. There are also many hotels and tavernas where you can eat well and enjoy the fantastic view of the bay.
Sunday: Keri Bay, Zakynthos
Today we rest. This is time for relaxing, diving, snorkelling, or sailing. The program is completely free, so do what you like!
Monday: Keri Bay, Zakynthos – Agios Nikolaos, Zakynthos
The village of Agios Nikolaos itself is not that big and is scattered in the bowl-shaped bay. The fishing marina is located on the north side of Agios Nikolaos. From a quieter place, the terrace of the taverna (which is directly on the sea) you have a wonderful overview of the fishing marina and the bustle of the daily excursions in the distance.
Tuesday: Blue Caves tour and Anti-Sami Bay, Ithaca
In the morning, for those who wish, we organize an excursion to the Blue Caves, then we sail to the Anti-Sami Bay on the island of Kefalonia. This bay is surrounded by green mountains and on the white pebble beach are several beach bars. Various water sport activities are also available here.
Wednesday: Anti-Sami Bay, Ithaca – Fiskardo, Kefalonia
Fiskardo is a friendly fishing village in the north of the island of Kefalonia. It is a picturesque, colourful marina where many sailing yachts dock. There are many shops, terraces, and restaurants in the marina. The village is the only one to survive the earthquake of 1953. The traditional Venetian building are still intact and give the village a unique charm.
Thursday: Fiskardo, Kefalonia – Karnayo, Meganissi
Meganissi is a small (20 km2) island southeast of Lefkas. Karnayo Bay lays immediately to starboard. A small family taverna with private beach and jetty where we will be docked with mooring lines.
Friday: Karnayo, Meganissi – Sivota, Lefkas
Back to home base. Where you can refuel at the jetty before (unfortunately) the suitcase shave to be packed, In the evening you can enjoy a delicious dinner at restaurant 12 Gods.
NOTE: Weather permitting you can drop anchor in various bays if you wish.
The route can change from autumn and spring due to weather conditions and possible opportunities in particular marinas. These routes are example routes!
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Culinair route (2 weeks)
During this Culinary Trip we will take you to special places, with special restaurants and much more… because we also provide a lovely surprise during this trip! We won’t tell you more, otherwise it won’t be a surprise.
Saturday: Arrival Sivota
Sivota is a beautiful bay that offers a safe haven for our fleet and along the marina of Sivota are a number of lovely fish tavernas and restaurants. Our jetty is managed by Theo, the owner of the 12 Gods restaurant. 12 Gods is where we hold our briefings and joint dinners.
Sunday: Sivota Lefkas – Fiskardo, Kefalonia
Fiskardo on the island of Kefalonia is a place you will most certainly remember because of the colourful houses. The village is the only one to survive the earthquake of 1953. This place is very cosy and beautiful and so popular! Many terraces on the water, trendy; the Monaco of the Ionian Sea.
Monday: Fiskardo, Kefalonia – Lefkas Town, Lefkas
Lefkas town, also called Lefkado, is a lovely town. Terrace restaurants and fish tavernas abound and locally the made dishes are very good. On the west side of the marina you will find several bars with terraces on the water and on the east side you will find mostly restaurants and cafes. Of course we dine at Ey Zhn; a small taverna run by chef Alex.
Tuesday: Lefkas – Parga (mainland)
Parga is recognizable by its fortress “Kastelli” in the hills and along the sandy beach. Here you can enjoy swimming and or SUPPing. We dine at W&F Wine & Food at beautifully set tables with a sea view.
Wednesday: Parga (mainland)
Today we stay in Parga, so there is time to wander in the many streets that Parga has, but of course you can also go to the beach. For those who wish, we start the day with an extensive breakfast buffet at Cape North West. The rest of the day is spent at leisure and in the evening we dine here again, where tantalizing flavours, inspiring ingredients and gastronomic mastery are harmoniously combined in a menu of exquisite creations.
Thursday: Parga (mainland) – Mongonissi, Paxos
Mongonissi is located south of Paxos, just 4 kilometers from the capital Gaios. What makes this small island so unique is the complexity of its landscape. In addition, the deep blue sea, the sandy beach, and the impressive caves form an ideal landscape. We continue our culinary sailing trip at Mongonisi Beach Bar. Their motto is: We serve you as we would serve our friends.
Friday: Mongonissi, Paxos – BBQ Bay
A beautiful sandy beach on the mainland where a BBQ is organized in the evening especially for the flotilla. Before that time, there is swimming or various other water sport activities on offer. This will be a special BBQ, specially adapted to our route.
Saturday: BBQ Bay – Corfu city, Corfu
At the foot of the fortress is Mandraki, a small private club marina. Here we are docked using mooring lines. It is a short walk to Corfu city. The beautiful fortresses, the houses in Venetian style, the impressive squares, the narrow alleys, and cosy terraces ensure that it is a city that makes a big impression. We dine here, at the foot of the fortress, on the water.
Sunday: Corfu city, Corfu – Red Rock, mainland
This will be a culinary surprise, but also a surprise in terms of location. This unique bay is perfect for a lovey walking dinner.
Monday: Red Rock, mainland – Lakka, Paxos
The bay of Lakka is bowl-shaped. The sea water in the bay has the most spectacular shades of blue and partly because of the olive trees and cypresses that grow on the shoreline, it looks like a lake. The marina town has its own sailing club and a small pedestrian promenade with numerous terraces. We dine at Akis Fish Bar & Restaurant with a beautiful location right on the water. The restaurant serves a selection of quality Mediterranean dishes.
Tuesday: Lakka, Paxos
Today we stay on Paxos as it is more than worth it to walk around the island. The west coast of Paxos has beautiful cliffs and here you can look for you own private beaches.
Wednesday: Lakka, Paxos – Preveza, (mainland)
Preveza is a coastal town in west Greece. In the old center of Preveza you can stroll through the narrow streets with the Seitan Bazaar, the Venetian clock tower from 1752, the Venetian fortress Agios Andreas from the 18th century and the stately mansions from the 19th century. We will have dinner at Kaixis Mermaid Restaurant, where the “Amvrakia Shrimps”, based on grandmothers’ recipe, are highly recommended.
Thursday: Preveza, (mainland) – Karnayo, Meganissi
Meganissi is a small (20 km2) island southeast of Lefkas. Karnayo Bay lays immediately to starboard. A small family taverna with private beach and jetty where we will be docked with mooring lines.
Friday: Karnayo, Meganissi – Sivota, Lefkas
Unfortunately, this is where we end our culinary journey, not in terms of the place and the restaurant but because the trip has come to an end. Nevertheless, we will end this special journey is a special way!
NOTE: Weather permitting you can drop anchor in various bays if you wish.
The route can change from autumn and spring due to weather conditions and possible opportunities in particular marinas. These routes are example routes!
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Northern Route (2 weeks)
Saturda: Arrival Sivota
Sivota is a beautiful bay that offers a safe haven for our fleet and along the marina of Sivota are a number of lovely fish tavernas and restaurants. Our jetty is managed by Theo, the owner of the 12 Gods restaurant. 12 Gods is where we hold our briefings and joint dinners.
Sunday: Sivota Lefkas – Lefkas Town, Lefkas
Lefkas town, also called Lefkado, is a lovely town. Terrace restaurants and fish tavernas abound and locally the made dishes are very good. On the west side of the marina, you will find several bars with terraces on the water and on the east side you will find most restaurants and cafes.
Monday: Lefkas Town – Preveza, (mainland)
Preveza is located at the beginning of the Amvrokikos Kolpos. A beautiful inland lake that is rich in fish. The village has a lively boulevard with several restaurants and bars. But take a side street and you will discover all kinds of lovely little alleys to stroll around.
Tuesday: Preveza, (mainland) – Parga (mainland)
Parga is recognizable by its fortress “Kastelli” in the hills and along the sandy beach. Here you can enjoy swimming and or SUPPing. In the evening we are taken by taxi boat to the cosy town centre of Parga to wander through the many streets and have dinner.
Wednesday: Parga (mainland) – BBQ Bay
A beautiful sandy beach on the mainland where a BBQ is organized in the evening especially for the flotilla. Before that time, there is swimming or various other water sport activities on offer.
Thursday: BBQ Bay – Corfu city, Corfu
At the foot of the fortress is Mandraki, a small private club marina. Here we are docked using mooring lines. It is a short walk to Corfu city. The beautiful fortresses, the houses in Venetian style, the impressive squares, the narrow alleys, and cosy terraces ensure that it is a city that makes a big impression.
Friday: Corfu city, Corfu – Agni Bay, Corfu
The picturesque Agni Bay is located at the foot of the Pantocrater, the highest mountain of the island of Corfu. In this bay you can enjoy swimming and snorkelling and, in the evening, then sit down to dinner tired but satisfied.
Saturday: Agni Bay, Corfu – Erikoussa island (north of Corfu)
Erikoussa is the northern most Greek island in the Ionian Sea. The island is located about 6 nautical miles northwest of Corfu and together with the islands Orthoni and Manthraki, belongs to the Diapondia Archipelago. The island has 7 small villages but the most important villages on the island are Porto and Erikoussa on the east coast of the island.
Sunday: Erikoussa island (north of Corfu) – Othoni island (north of Corfu)
West of the island of Corfu is the tiny Greek island of Othoni. This is the western most island of the Diapondia Archipelago. The island is only 11 km2 and there are no more than 600 inhabitants whose livelihood comes from fishing and olive cultivation. On the island you will find only 1 hotel, a few bed and breakfasts, a handful of tavernas, and a few shops. Furthermore, the island consists of only olive trees and rocks, a few Byzantine churches, an old lighthouse, and a few hidden and partly deserted villages in the hills. Not really a tourism destination. And that is exactly what you won’t find there – tourism! Instead, you will find peace and authentic and lots of beautiful blue water for a fantastic sail!
Monday: Othoni island (north of Corfu)– Lakka, Paxos
The village of Lakka is located on the north side of the island of Paxos on a beautiful and well protected bay. The bay is famous for its clear blue water. The lively village consists of narrow alleys that lead to squares. From the marina you can take a lovely walk up to the entrance of the bay and the lighthouse. There you will have a magnificent view over the bay area.
Tuesday: Lakka, Paxos
Today we rest – no sailing.
Wednesday: Lakka, Paxos – Vonitsa, (mainland)
Vonitsa is located at the foot of a Venetian fortress that can be visited and is beautifully lit up at night. The village had a boulevard with cosy tavernas. The village also has a traditional bakery and a supermarket.
Thursday: Vonista, (mainland) – Karnayo, Meganissi
We will be docked at the Jetty of the taverna Karnayo, which is just outside the small village of Vathi. From there it is about a 10-minute walk to the village. The taverna has shower facilities and a small supermarket. Fresh bread can also be delivered. There is a small pebble beach which is a nice place to swim.
Friday: Karnayo, Meganissi – Sivota, Lefkas
Back to home base. Where you can refuel at the jetty before (unfortunately) the suitcase shave to be packed, In the evening you can enjoy a delicious dinner at restaurant 12 Gods.
NOTE: Weather permitting you can drop anchor in various bays if you wish.
The route can change from autumn and spring due to weather conditions and possible opportunities in particular marinas. These routes are example routes!
Download route
