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Spend a full day aboard a Lagoon 46 catamaran exploring Paros and Antiparos: swim the Blue Lagoon, snorkel Tripiti cave, and relax at Farangas with a BBQ lunch. This cruise mixes calm sailing with active swim stops and coastal exploration.
Spend a full day aboard a Lagoon 46 catamaran exploring Paros and Antiparos: swim the Blue Lagoon, snorkel Tripiti cave, and relax at Farangas with a BBQ lunch. This cruise mixes calm sailing with active swim stops and coastal exploration.
The catamaran eases away from Parikia before dawn, sails slack and the Aegean spreading glassy to the horizon. By midmorning the Lagoon’s turquoise calls you over the rail; swimmers slip into water that seems to push and pull with its own appetite, while low limestone cliffs and tight sea caves frame each stop like a set change.
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Operated by CATAMARAN FILIPPOS · Parikia, South Aegean
The catamaran eases away from Parikia before dawn, sails slack and the Aegean spreading glassy to the horizon. By midmorning the Lagoon’s turquoise calls you over the rail; swimmers slip into water that seems to push and pull with its own appetite, while low limestone cliffs and tight sea caves frame each stop like a set change.
Paros wears history on its cliffs: Parian marble shaped Greek sculpture and trade routes once hummed through these same ports. Geology here is primarily Neogene limestone and marble, carved by millennia of waves into the caves and stacked white rocks around Faneromeni and Simadoura. Local culture still orbits fishing and small-scale tourism—expect a straightforward, convivial BBQ lunch of souvlakia and salads served on-deck.
Practically, this is an active boat day: expect multiple swim and snorkel stops (Blue Lagoon/Panteronisia, Tripiti cave, Farangas and rocky Simadoura), short wet entries, and ladder climbs back aboard. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a secure dry bag and water shoes for rocky beaches. Morning light is best for photos and calmer seas; late summer offers warm water but stronger midday sun. Seas can be choppy—sunrise departures and flexible plans keep the day comfortable.
On balance the cruise blends relaxed cruising with intermittent swims and light adventure—ideal for travelers comfortable in the water who want a compact survey of Paros’ southern and western coastline without intensive hiking or long transfers.
Yes—BBQ lunch is provided aboard (souvlakia, salads and fruit); bring snacks if you prefer extras.
Non-swimmers can join but should remain aboard during swim stops; moderate mobility is required for boarding and moving on deck.
Stops range from about 30 to 90 minutes depending on the site, allowing time to swim, snorkel and return to the boat.
The operator may cancel or reschedule for full refunds at least 24 hours prior; decisions consider sea conditions for safety.
CATAMARAN FILIPPOS operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The catamaran eases away from Parikia before dawn, sails slack and the Aegean spreading glassy to the horizon. By midmorning the Lagoon’s turquoise calls you over the rail; swimmers slip into water that seems to push and pull with its own appetite, while low limestone cliffs and tight sea caves frame each stop like a set change.
The catamaran eases away from Parikia before dawn, sails slack and the Aegean spreading glassy to the horizon. By midmorning the Lagoon’s turquoise calls you over the rail; swimmers slip into water that seems to push and pull with its own appetite, while low limestone cliffs and tight sea caves frame each stop like a set change.
Paros wears history on its cliffs: Parian marble shaped Greek sculpture and trade routes once hummed through these same ports. Geology here is primarily Neogene limestone and marble, carved by millennia of waves into the caves and stacked white rocks around Faneromeni and Simadoura. Local culture still orbits fishing and small-scale tourism—expect a straightforward, convivial BBQ lunch of souvlakia and salads served on-deck.
Practically, this is an active boat day: expect multiple swim and snorkel stops (Blue Lagoon/Panteronisia, Tripiti cave, Farangas and rocky Simadoura), short wet entries, and ladder climbs back aboard. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a secure dry bag and water shoes for rocky beaches. Morning light is best for photos and calmer seas; late summer offers warm water but stronger midday sun. Seas can be choppy—sunrise departures and flexible plans keep the day comfortable.
On balance the cruise blends relaxed cruising with intermittent swims and light adventure—ideal for travelers comfortable in the water who want a compact survey of Paros’ southern and western coastline without intensive hiking or long transfers.