|Antiparos & Cave Cruise|

We meet at 08:00 in the yacht “ANNABELLA” in front of the cafe RENDEZVOUS in Naxos Town and return at about 18:00.

Depending on the weather forecast and of course your requests, we set sail for the Antiparos island area.

While sailing towards Paros and Antiparos island area and if you’re lucky enough, you can even see dolphins, sea turtles, Flying fish, or cormorants cruising alongside our luxury yacht the “ANNABELLA”!

We provide you with all of the equipment you need including masks and snorkels, noodles, raincoats, waterproof cameras, information about surrounding islands with historical places, monuments, monasteries, sailing lessons, life jackets, and very comfortable cushions on the sun deck, and a Great Smile.

On our way to Antiparos, you will have the chance to see the south part and beautiful bays of Paros island, we stop for short swimming and snorkeling in the Panteronissia islets, a group of three small islets with clear turquoise waters and Blue Lagoon, later on, we visit the Holed cave with clear waters, corals, sponges, sea urchins a lot of fish, and capers around the wall cliff, in both stops we take a lot of underwater photos with all of you for all of you.

Later we sail to Piso Livadi Paros you have a lot of time to take a walk to the attractive village of Marpissa and its folklore Museum Or rent a car or ATV to visit the attractive villages of Lefkes and Naoussa and have your lunch (not included in the price) with the enjoyment of a sea view or continue swimming in the clear sandy beaches we stay there at about 2 hours. We set sail back to Naxos at 15:30 and arrived by 17:00.


|Rina Cave & Small Cyclades Cruise|

– Kalados bay

We then sail on to Kalados bay, where a pristine secluded beach awaits just for you to imprint your footsteps on the long sandy beach or swim in the clear blue waters.

Later on, you can relax in the hospitality of Dimitris and his family as they prepare your lunch or barbeque at their tavern while you take in the superb view with a cool drink of your choice.

– Iraklia or Schinoussa
A great alternative, weather permitting, is to set sail for the Small Cyclades, Iraklia or Schinoussa, where for a couple of hours you can choose to explore the village, take photos, visit the rolling hills, enjoy the famous fava or visit the summertime free fava festival with live local music. Also, if you are lucky, you may enjoy the donkey race at the small and picturesque capital of Schinoussa.

If Iraklia is your choice instead, you have opted for a soothing experience on the most laid-back island. Iraklia offers marked hiking trails and the most intriguing of all Cycladic caves, the cave of St. John. A visit to St. John’s cave also offers the opportunity for a swim at the nearby beach where you can snorkel around the rocky outcrops, where sea life likes to hide, and later on enjoy your lunch at the beachfront tavern.

– Koufonisia islands
The small island of Kato Koufonisi (our first stop after Rina cave), through the millennia, has been hollowed out by the tides into an intricate lattice of tunnels and caves filled with crystal clear waters of the Aegean Sea. We then sail to Pano Koufonisi. Here you have the opportunity to enjoy a stately walk in the narrow streets while taking photos of the island or visit the largest fishing fleet in our area to capture some artistic snaps of the fishing trawlers. You may instead continue swimming in the caves or in the clear waters lapping the sandy beach in front of the tavern and then make a point of enjoying the local traditional dishes. Once we have taken our fill of this little gem of an island, we sail back and stop for another cool dip in Rina cave. By late afternoon we set sail back to Naxos and time allowing, we can stop for a swim at a sheltered bay before arriving at the capital by 18:00.