Ionian Islands

Scattered off the western coastline of Central Greece and to the south of Peloponnese, the Ionian Islands are an island group comprising large and small islands. If you happen to love snorkelling or diving then the seabed around the islands will deﬁnitely satisfy you. You might even get the chance to encounter the rare, caretta caretta, sea turtle that take refuge here, as well as the monk seals monachus monachus.

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Corfu

Its rich multi-cultural heritage, its historic monuments, its stunning natural landscape, its crystal clear seas.

The beaches in Dassia, Paleokastritsa, Glyfada, Kontokali, and Kavos are must-visits.

Corfu Greece is famous for one thing in particular: it’s food! Based on meat, ﬁsh, pasta, and herbs, the island’s gastronomy will excite those who love good food. The excellent Corfu restaurants and traditional taverns are the best places to taste the local delicacies!

Kefalonia

The island of Kefalonia is very mountainous: the highest mountain, Mount Ainos, rises at an altitude of 1520 meters and is the only mountain in the whole Mediterranean to possess a unique ﬁr forest species called Abies Kefallia. Those are protected species and the area where they grow has therefore been declared a National Park.

Kefalonia’s culinary tradition, history, traditional villages, upbeat nightlife and pristine beaches will make you fall in love with the island.

Zakynthos is one of the most popular destinations among the Ionian islands.

Zakynthos (aka Zante) landscape diversity has resulted in different types of beaches: there are sandy beaches in secluded coves where the tranquil waters are deep blue on the island’s southeastern part; yet, if rugged cliffs and an interesting underwater world are to your liking, try the western part of the island.

Paxoi

Cultural village of Europe for the year 2004, Paxi (or Paxoi) is the ideal island for a peaceful holiday. Fjord-shaped beaches, underwater caves, small bays and green hills welcome the lucky visitors. According to the legend, the island would be the southernmost tip of Corfu, if the God of the Sea, Poseidon, had not broken it off with his trident when he needed a god-deserving place to live his love with the Nereid Amphitrite.

Lefkada is surrounded by a total of 24 islets - Aristotle Onassis’ Skorpios being one of them. On Lefkada you will ﬁnd noteworthy sights, churches and monasteries, picturesque villages, lush vegetation, idyllic coves of transparent, turquoise waters, busy and secluded beaches of stunning beauty, a signiﬁcant cultural heritage and hospitable locals.

Yacht Charter

Prepare to immerse yourself in an exquisite yacht charter experience where breathtaking vistas, gourmet dining, & luxury converge to create moments of pure indulgence and unforgettable elegance.