Experience Cyclades
like a local
like a local
Visit Mykonos, Serifos, Paros and all the other wonderful Cyclades islands. Dazzling white houses resembling ice cubes from the distance, 400+ azure beaches, white washed little villages, blue-domed chapels, incredible sunsets and a unique array of landscapes with cobalt blue surroundings. Honestly speaking, the Cyclades has it all! Book your sailing yacht charter in Cyclades today and have the opportunity to experience the vacation of a lifetime. Experience the true Greek Culture, Spirit and History in a week you won’t forget!
Tall cliffs and mountains, covered in olive groves, filled with little pathways for hiking, KEA is a real delight!
If you wish to experience the island as the ancients did, we recommend you follow the trails leading to four of the ancient city-states; Ioulis, Karthaia, Korissia and Poiessa.
Venetian mansions, impressive neoclassical buildings and white washed homes resemble a colorful puzzle from the distance worth visiting during your sailing trip to the Cyclades.
The elegant lady
of the Aegean Sea
The waterfront known as “Little Venice” is known for its excellent cocktails and the beautiful windmills, which overlook the town from the distance. All these feautures can make one fall in love with the island very easily. When in Mykonos it is said the sound of the island's heartbeat pounds so intensely, awakening the soul and releasing all inhibitions! An extraordinary destination for your sailing trip!
Live the dream! Embrace the vibe! You are in the party capital of Greece!
Having the largest fishing fleet in the Cyclades it will provide you with all your appetite desires! While the truly romantic character and atmosphere of Naoussa Port will captivate your heart! The Holy Shrine of Ekatodapiliani, a few steps away from the port, will take you on a magical journey into ancient times. As referred in the myth, try to locate the 100th hidden door mentioned in ancient texts. Byzantine pathways, still present today, create unrivalled wonderful experiences on this breathtaking island.
Experience the myth and try finding the hidden door of the Holly Shrine of Ekatodapiliani.
Local delicacies like “cheese doughnuts”, “xynomyzithra” and local sausage will tantalize your taste buds! While “Souma”, the local alcohol will elevate your spirits and keep you saying “Geia Mas”(cheers in Greek)! Small churches built on the edge of rocky cliffs and hilltops provide epic views of the surrounding landscapes. Lovely little trails and pathways provide the opportunity for true adventures and awesome hikes!
The loft of the Cyclades
A capital with unique charm, lovely pottery stores, white washed shops and excellent eating spots. Not to mention the wonderful vibe and happy people all welcoming you as one of their own! Home to “Kolona”, a sandy stripe of shore dividing the sea into two exceptional bays waiting for you to drop anchor and spend a night onboard. Friendly people, Cycladic architecture, breathtaking gulfs to visit!
Join the locals and sing to the rhythm of violin and the lute
Just 20 miles away, Athens provides the option of exploring ancient and modern Greece at your own discretion. Envision the ancient past, explore the modern cafes and bars, as well as enjoying the Athenian summer! Take a walk on the ancient marble paved streets, relax on the hills observing the Acropolis or simply walk the shore and enjoy the Saronic breeze!
Welcome to the world’s ancient capital
Eugene says…
You may know Santorini, Mykonos, or Paros—but the true magic of the Cyclades lies in the lesser-known gems scattered across this legendary sea.
From sun-drenched villages to secret anchorages, this island group offers endless opportunities for exploration. With so many stunning destinations, we curate each itinerary based on your preferences—whether you dream of quiet bays, cultural strolls, or just a breeze-filled afternoon at sea.
Share your travel style with us, and we’ll design the perfect route to match.
Every detail, every island—chosen just for you.
Departure:
KEA, your entrance
into the Cyclades.