Stop 01 · Cyclades
Where every charter starts.
An hour by tender to anywhere worth going.
- It's the only Cycladic island where dinner ends at 04:00 and breakfast still arrives by 09:00.
- Anchor outside Ornos at sunrise; tender into Spilia for lunch; sleep at Houlakia; repeat.
- Most yachts stage their Cyclades week here because every other island sits within a day's cruise.
“The only Cycladic island where dinner ends at 04:00 and breakfast still arrives by 09:00.”
Yachts we route through Mykonos
Stop 02 · Cyclades
The quietest cliff in the Aegean.
60 nautical miles from Mykonos. Worth every one of them.
- Spilia bay drops 200m straight off the bow — anchor gets set in 30m of water clearer than most pools.
- Dinner ashore at Pounta walking through whitewashed streets that haven't changed since the 1960s.
- Three yachts at most ever moor here at once. UHNW guests who came for Mykonos always remember Folegandros.
“Three yachts at most ever moor here at once.”
Yachts we route through Folegandros
Stop 03 · Cyclades
Volcanic geology, lunar swims.
Sarakiniko at 07:00 — before the day-trip boats arrive.
- The only place in the Cyclades where the sea floor switches from sand to white volcanic rock mid-anchor.
- Kleftiko caves only open at dawn — get there from a yacht by tender, never from shore.
- 78 named beaches; most accessible only from the water. Builders of motor yachts love this island.
“78 named beaches — most accessible only from the water.”
Yachts we route through Milos
Stop 04 · Cyclades
The thinking traveller's Mykonos.
Where Athenian families have summered for generations.
- Anchor in Vathi bay; lunch at Manolis; afternoon swim at Apokofto.
- The food is the headline — Greek slow-cooking traditions older than the Cyclades themselves.
- Quiet harbours, careful service, no Instagram crowd. UHNW returners often skip Mykonos and start here.
“Quiet harbours, careful service, no Instagram crowd.”
Yachts we route through Sifnos
Stop 05 · Saronic
No cars. No noise. Just stone.
An hour from Athens, three centuries from anywhere else.
- The harbour is a 19th-century stage set — donkeys still carry luggage; the only engine you hear is your own.
- Anchor at Mandraki; tender to Pirate Bar; dinner at Sunset; back aboard for nightcaps under the rigging.
- We send our most demanding clients here when they want to disappear without leaving the country.
“The only engine you hear is your own.”
Yachts we route through Hydra
Stop 06 · Saronic
An island that owns itself.
Pine forests, horse-drawn carriages, Athens in the rear-view mirror.
- Anchor at Zogeria — the most photographed bay in the Saronic, accessible only by water or 6km hike.
- Old Harbour at sunset for the Poseidonion view; lunch at Tarsanas; swim at Agia Paraskevi.
- Greek shipping families summer here. You sail in their company without the overheads.
“Greek shipping families summer here.”
Yachts we route through Spetses
Stop 07 · Dodecanese
The most beautiful harbour in Greece.
Neoclassical façades stacked on a hill. From the deck, it looks painted.
- Med-moor in Yialos at golden hour and you'll watch the entire town turn ochre as the light hits.
- Lunch at Mythos; afternoon at Marathounda for the goats and the swim; dinner aboard with the lights on shore.
- Most charters never cross to the Dodecanese. Those that do pick Symi as their reward.
“Stack of neoclassical façades on a hill — from the deck, it looks painted.”
Yachts we route through Symi
Stop 08 · Dodecanese
An island that hasn't been told yet.
Patmos's quiet neighbour; the secret-keeper of the Dodecanese.
- Liendou bay holds maybe four boats on a busy weekend. Sand bottom, perfect anchor, swim in 6m of jade water.
- Local tavernas know the captains by name; we'll get you the corner table at Manolis without making a fuss.
- When clients want a real reset day, we route them here.
“Patmos's quiet neighbour; the secret-keeper of the Dodecanese.”
Yachts we route through Lipsi
Stop 09 · Dodecanese
The Cave of the Apocalypse.
And the bay below, still untouched.
- Anchor in Skala; the cave where John of Patmos wrote Revelation is a 15-minute drive uphill.
- Patmos has never permitted a megaresort; the architecture rules date back to the monastery's founding.
- Charter clients who care about provenance always end the week here.
“Patmos has never permitted a megaresort.”
Yachts we route through Patmos
Stop 10 · Sporades
Pine green meets Aegean blue.
Lalaria pebble beach. Koukounaries forest. Mamma Mia chapel.
- The only Greek island where the pines grow down to the waterline — the colour palette is unique in the Aegean.
- Lalaria is reachable only from a tender; the white pebbles polished by 10,000 years of wave action.
- Family charters love the Sporades because the water is calm and the islands are close together.
“The only Greek island where pines grow down to the waterline.”
Yachts we route through Skiathos
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