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Spend a full day aboard a 35ft RIB from Corfu exploring Erikoussa, Othonoi and Mathraki—hidden Ionian isles of cliffs, clear water and quiet villages. Snorkel, swim, and stroll secluded beaches with local snacks and a prosecco toast.
Spend a full day aboard a 35ft RIB from Corfu exploring Erikoussa, Othonoi and Mathraki—hidden Ionian isles of cliffs, clear water and quiet villages. Snorkel, swim, and stroll secluded beaches with local snacks and a prosecco toast.
The boat slips away from Corfu’s harbor and the islanded horizon opens: limestone cliffs cut into the Ionian Sea, gulls wheel like punctuation marks, and the RIB’s bow throws sprays that glint like coins. By midmorning you’re threading between three outposts of wild Greece — Erikoussa, Othonoi and Mathraki — where the water dares you to jump and the coastline pushes you to slow down.
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Operated by Sea Dreamers Boat Rental Corfu · Corfu, Ionian Islands
The boat slips away from Corfu’s harbor and the islanded horizon opens: limestone cliffs cut into the Ionian Sea, gulls wheel like punctuation marks, and the RIB’s bow throws sprays that glint like coins. By midmorning you’re threading between three outposts of wild Greece — Erikoussa, Othonoi and Mathraki — where the water dares you to jump and the coastline pushes you to slow down.
These islets mark Greece’s westernmost edge. Their geology is folded Ionian limestone, carved by wind and wave into caves and sheer promontories. Human history here is small-scale but layered: Venetian and Ottoman eras touched these ports, and simple fishing villages still keep a slow rhythm of taverna life and chapel bells.
Culture on the islands is pragmatic and warm; locals welcome boat visitors but expect respect for private coves and quiet hours. Marine life is visible from the deck — pods of dolphins, shoals of amber fish, and the occasional loggerhead turtle cruising by.
Practical notes: the tour is a full eight hours on a 35ft RIB with stops for swimming, snorkeling and short walks. Snorkel gear, bottled water, snacks and a prosecco bottle are included; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a windproof layer, and a dry bag for electronics. Seas can be glassy or choppy; timing departures for morning calm improves comfort.
Expect easy physical demands but occasional leaning on deck during transit. Respect posidonia meadows when anchoring, follow the captain’s guidance, and use the provided sea scooter for easier swims. This is a day built for exploration, quiet beaches, and coastal drama — practical, invigorating, and unmistakably Ionian.
Most departures are from Corfu’s main harbor or nearby marinas; exact meeting point will be confirmed at booking.
Yes — snorkel masks and fins are included, and the tour provides towels and a sea scooter for easier swims.
The tour is family‑friendly but infants must sit on laps; non‑swimmers should wear a life jacket and stay near the swim ladders and captain’s guidance.
The operator will cancel if conditions are unsafe and offer a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; short notice cancellations follow their policy.
Sea Dreamers Boat Rental Corfu operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from Corfu’s harbor and the islanded horizon opens: limestone cliffs cut into the Ionian Sea, gulls wheel like punctuation marks, and the RIB’s bow throws sprays that glint like coins. By midmorning you’re threading between three outposts of wild Greece — Erikoussa, Othonoi and Mathraki — where the water dares you to jump and the coastline pushes you to slow down.
The boat slips away from Corfu’s harbor and the islanded horizon opens: limestone cliffs cut into the Ionian Sea, gulls wheel like punctuation marks, and the RIB’s bow throws sprays that glint like coins. By midmorning you’re threading between three outposts of wild Greece — Erikoussa, Othonoi and Mathraki — where the water dares you to jump and the coastline pushes you to slow down.
These islets mark Greece’s westernmost edge. Their geology is folded Ionian limestone, carved by wind and wave into caves and sheer promontories. Human history here is small-scale but layered: Venetian and Ottoman eras touched these ports, and simple fishing villages still keep a slow rhythm of taverna life and chapel bells.
Culture on the islands is pragmatic and warm; locals welcome boat visitors but expect respect for private coves and quiet hours. Marine life is visible from the deck — pods of dolphins, shoals of amber fish, and the occasional loggerhead turtle cruising by.
Practical notes: the tour is a full eight hours on a 35ft RIB with stops for swimming, snorkeling and short walks. Snorkel gear, bottled water, snacks and a prosecco bottle are included; bring reef-safe sunscreen, a windproof layer, and a dry bag for electronics. Seas can be glassy or choppy; timing departures for morning calm improves comfort.
Expect easy physical demands but occasional leaning on deck during transit. Respect posidonia meadows when anchoring, follow the captain’s guidance, and use the provided sea scooter for easier swims. This is a day built for exploration, quiet beaches, and coastal drama — practical, invigorating, and unmistakably Ionian.