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Cruise eight days through the Ionian: Corfu to Paxos and Antipaxos, anchored swim stops, onboard meals, and overnight cabins. This liveaboard route combines easy sailing, crystal water snorkeling, and village evenings ashore.
Cruise eight days through the Ionian: Corfu to Paxos and Antipaxos, anchored swim stops, onboard meals, and overnight cabins. This liveaboard route combines easy sailing, crystal water snorkeling, and village evenings ashore.
The deck smells of salt and lemon oil as the yacht slips from Corfu's Old Port, the town's Venetian ramparts shrinking behind you. Early light paints the Ionian a hard, blue silver; the sea seems to lean in, inviting you toward hidden coves and cliffside olive groves. Each morning begins with breakfast on the aft deck, then a brief engine hum and a graceful glide into a new bay—Syvota's calm water, Antipaxos' glass-clear coves, the pocket beaches of Paxos.
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Operated by Sail in Greece Adventures Ltd · Corfu, Ionian Islands
The deck smells of salt and lemon oil as the yacht slips from Corfu's Old Port, the town's Venetian ramparts shrinking behind you. Early light paints the Ionian a hard, blue silver; the sea seems to lean in, inviting you toward hidden coves and cliffside olive groves. Each morning begins with breakfast on the aft deck, then a brief engine hum and a graceful glide into a new bay—Syvota's calm water, Antipaxos' glass-clear coves, the pocket beaches of Paxos.
This route threads islands shaped by tectonic uplift and limestone cliffs worn by millennia of waves and wind. Corfu's Old Port bears Venetian and British marks—fortified harbors and narrow streets that hint at the islands' layered maritime past. Local culture is simple and food-forward: grilled fish, caper-spiked salads, and island olive oil that tastes of sun and stone.
Expect days of swim stops, snorkeling over Posidonia meadows, and short tender rides to shore where small tavernas serve fresh plates. The onboard chef prepares most meals; evenings are for wandering ports like Gaios or staying aboard in a quiet cove.
Practical guidance: pack reef-safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker for evenings, and a dry bag for electronics. Bring small-denomination cash for occasional water taxis and village purchases. If you're prone to seasickness, start medication before boarding. Respect anchoring rules and avoid standing on fragile seagrass beds when entering the water. With modest mobility and basic swimming comfort, this cruise is an accessible way to experience the Ionian's marine clarity and coastal charm.
Yes—private cabins include en-suite facilities and air conditioning, subject to operational limits.
Swim stops are common; non-swimmers can still enjoy shallow shorelines and flotation aids—notify crew for extra support.
The onboard chef provides breakfast daily, several lunches, and a mix of dinners as listed; special dietary requests should be noted at booking.
Yes—small tavernas, souvenir shops, and water taxis often accept cash only, so bring euros in small denominations.
Sail in Greece Adventures Ltd operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The deck smells of salt and lemon oil as the yacht slips from Corfu's Old Port, the town's Venetian ramparts shrinking behind you. Early light paints the Ionian a hard, blue silver; the sea seems to lean in, inviting you toward hidden coves and cliffside olive groves. Each morning begins with breakfast on the aft deck, then a brief engine hum and a graceful glide into a new bay—Syvota's calm water, Antipaxos' glass-clear coves, the pocket beaches of Paxos.
The deck smells of salt and lemon oil as the yacht slips from Corfu's Old Port, the town's Venetian ramparts shrinking behind you. Early light paints the Ionian a hard, blue silver; the sea seems to lean in, inviting you toward hidden coves and cliffside olive groves. Each morning begins with breakfast on the aft deck, then a brief engine hum and a graceful glide into a new bay—Syvota's calm water, Antipaxos' glass-clear coves, the pocket beaches of Paxos.
This route threads islands shaped by tectonic uplift and limestone cliffs worn by millennia of waves and wind. Corfu's Old Port bears Venetian and British marks—fortified harbors and narrow streets that hint at the islands' layered maritime past. Local culture is simple and food-forward: grilled fish, caper-spiked salads, and island olive oil that tastes of sun and stone.
Expect days of swim stops, snorkeling over Posidonia meadows, and short tender rides to shore where small tavernas serve fresh plates. The onboard chef prepares most meals; evenings are for wandering ports like Gaios or staying aboard in a quiet cove.
Practical guidance: pack reef-safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker for evenings, and a dry bag for electronics. Bring small-denomination cash for occasional water taxis and village purchases. If you're prone to seasickness, start medication before boarding. Respect anchoring rules and avoid standing on fragile seagrass beds when entering the water. With modest mobility and basic swimming comfort, this cruise is an accessible way to experience the Ionian's marine clarity and coastal charm.