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Step aboard from Garitsa Bay and trade the Old Town skyline for secluded coves, barbecue on the water and mirror-clear swim stops. Choose a full-day north-east route, a mainland crossing, or a short sunset BBQ to Pontikonisi.
Step aboard from Garitsa Bay and trade the Old Town skyline for secluded coves, barbecue on the water and mirror-clear swim stops. Choose a full-day north-east route, a mainland crossing, or a short sunset BBQ to Pontikonisi.
The boat slips away from Garitsa’s Mayor’s Steps and the Old Town shrinks into a lace of ochre roofs and Venetian walls as the Ionian Sea opens ahead.
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Operated by Capo Greco Travel Corfu - Private Transfers & Tours · Corfu Town, Ionian Islands
The boat slips away from Garitsa’s Mayor’s Steps and the Old Town shrinks into a lace of ochre roofs and Venetian walls as the Ionian Sea opens ahead.
On deck the air tastes of salt and charcoal; the captain steers toward limestone coves where the water goes from turquoise to deep blue in a single stroke. Stops vary by itinerary: a morning dip at a sea cave near Nissaki, a long lunch anchored in Limnopoula Bay beneath pine-swept cliffs, or a calm sunset glide past Pontikonisi (Mouse Island) with its tiny chapel silhouetted against the horizon.
Corfu’s coastline is shaped by its geology—soft limestone and sandstone cut by sea action—while its cultural layers include Venetian fortifications, British-era villas and Orthodox chapels clustered on headlands. Local crews prepare a simple barbecue of grilled meats, local greens and bread; meals feel like an extension of coastal village hospitality.
Practical notes: choose the full-day (about 7 hours) if you want multiple swims and a shore lunch; the sunset option runs ~2.5 hours for a shorter, more scenic outing. Boats range from traditional wooden craft to small motorboats; expect stable but open decks and brief swims from anchored positions. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy sandals for boarding, and a light wind layer for evening trips. If you’re prone to seasickness, pick a mid-day excursion and sit near the bow.
These trips offer relaxed cruising, easy swimming, and a direct taste of Ionian coastal life—simple, social, and sea-first.
Most departures are from the Mayor’s Stairway Dock in Garitsa Bay or the Old Port of Corfu; some operators offer paid transfers from island accommodations.
Yes—BBQ lunch and beverages described by the operator are included on full-day and mainland options; check in advance for vegetarian or allergy accommodations.
Absolutely—boats anchor at bays and caves for supervised swimming; bring snorkeling gear if you want to explore below the surface.
Trips are typically canceled or rescheduled in rough conditions; full refunds are commonly provided if the operator cancels due to weather—confirm timing (usually 24 hours notice for full refund).
Capo Greco Travel Corfu - Private Transfers & Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Garitsa’s Mayor’s Steps and the Old Town shrinks into a lace of ochre roofs and Venetian walls as the Ionian Sea opens ahead.
The boat slips away from Garitsa’s Mayor’s Steps and the Old Town shrinks into a lace of ochre roofs and Venetian walls as the Ionian Sea opens ahead.
On deck the air tastes of salt and charcoal; the captain steers toward limestone coves where the water goes from turquoise to deep blue in a single stroke. Stops vary by itinerary: a morning dip at a sea cave near Nissaki, a long lunch anchored in Limnopoula Bay beneath pine-swept cliffs, or a calm sunset glide past Pontikonisi (Mouse Island) with its tiny chapel silhouetted against the horizon.
Corfu’s coastline is shaped by its geology—soft limestone and sandstone cut by sea action—while its cultural layers include Venetian fortifications, British-era villas and Orthodox chapels clustered on headlands. Local crews prepare a simple barbecue of grilled meats, local greens and bread; meals feel like an extension of coastal village hospitality.
Practical notes: choose the full-day (about 7 hours) if you want multiple swims and a shore lunch; the sunset option runs ~2.5 hours for a shorter, more scenic outing. Boats range from traditional wooden craft to small motorboats; expect stable but open decks and brief swims from anchored positions. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, sturdy sandals for boarding, and a light wind layer for evening trips. If you’re prone to seasickness, pick a mid-day excursion and sit near the bow.
These trips offer relaxed cruising, easy swimming, and a direct taste of Ionian coastal life—simple, social, and sea-first.