As one of the smallest islands in the Cyclades chain, you get all the best parts crammed into one charming corner when it comes to Syros. Pastel shades, blooming bougainvillea, and crystal clear waters set the scene for a pretty port of call that is quite cosmopolitan. Charter guests can explore Ermoupoli - known as the queen of the cycles, this bustling town is all architectural grace and gleaming marble. Above the town, the Agios Georgios Cathedral is well worth the walk to see the 13th-century citadel complete with sweeping views. Beach lovers will find their bliss in Galissas where a sheltered cove makes swimming without a ripple a summer dream.
Naoussa is an idyllic yachting destination located on the north-western coast of the stunning Greek island of Paros. Located in the picturesque Aegean Sea, this charming fishing village is characterized by its traditional waterfront buildings and narrow, winding cobblestone streets. For the ultimate yachting experience, guests can explore the pristine waters and protected bays, discovering hidden beaches, secluded coves and hidden coves. The protected waters around the village are also a great spot for swimming, fishing, and snorkeling, with a plethora of fascinating underwater creatures to explore and plenty of sunshine reflecting from the crystal clear waters.
When ashore, guests can explore the quaint village of Naoussa, take a leisurely stroll through the fragrant orange and lemon trees or taste the delicious local cuisine, or discover unique trinkets in the traditional jewelry shops and boutiques.
The uninhabited island of Despotiko is the perfect place off which to anchor and enjoy the yacht's inflatable toys, enjoying a leisurely float in the calm turquoise waters. From the island itself you can enjoy unspoilt views of Antiparos, Folegandros, Kimolos, Syros, Serifos, Sifnos and Sikinos. Despotiko is also of great historical importance and an archeaological treasure trove still undergoing excavations.
The long golden beach of Platys Gialos is one of the most popular beaches in Sifnos. Shaded by trees with a backdrop of white washed traditional houses. Overlooking the bay lies the church of Panagia tou Vounou and on the southern side you will note one of the best preserved ancient towers on the island.
Unknown and extraordinary - Poliegos is the Aegan’s largest uninhabited island and rises like a glittering diamond against the sapphire backdrop of the sea. Also known as the island of goats, Poliegios gives a glimpse into a lost way of life - when the world was untouched by human hands. The island itself is strikingly large - even bigger than Agistri and some of Greece’s other habited island homes. On Poliegos you will find sea caves brimming with seals, cliffs dotted with migratory birds, and goats wandering the sparse land. While uninhabited at present there are signs of life from former years - an abandoned lighthouse and the crumbling remains of a church. Now, Poliegos is protected as it’s a haven for the Mediterranean monk seal to come and give birth to its young. While soaking up the flora and fauna is a major draw of visiting Poliegos, the island is also scattered with natural pools of turquoise and staggering shallow seas in every shade of blue.
Ios is one of the most popular islands in Greece and known for its wonderfully vibrant nightlife and party scene. This isn't all its known for though, and this charming island will captivate you with its amazing views, whitewashed houses, cobblestone alleys and clifftop villages. The island's beautiful beaches are considered some of the best in Greece. You are spoiled for choice, with quiet, secluded bays or the more lively beaches dotted with trendy bars and watersports activities.
Celebrated as being the largest island in the sweet Cyclades, Naxos has the charm of being a little off-center of the tourist trail when compared to the likes of Santorini or Mykonos. But Naxos makes for an amazing anchorage with its atmospheric old town made up of minotaur maze-like streets lined with chic cafes and dreamy bohemian shops. Active charter guests can take the seven villages trail - hiking past donkeys and wildflowers and all the things that make you want to wax lyrical about the Greek countryside. There’s also the chance for wine tasting at local distilleries, admiring ancient temples, stacking up on history at the archeological museum, and blissing out on golden beaches.
Mykonos is one of the most luxurious Greek islands, with countless resorts and many great restaurants and bars. Mykonos is famous for the glamour of its nightlife, the island's main attraction after its plethora of beautiful beaches. Anchor off "Little Venice," the charming seaside neighborhood with its row of waterfront cafes overlooking the sea, and stop at the Folklore Museum and the Archeological Museum. Shop by day or enjoy a sunset cocktail in one of the glamorous Mykonos bars.