Description
This advanced weekly bareboat charter from Alimos Marina is crafted for sailors seeking a full Cycladic experience that combines iconic destinations, longer offshore passages, and a diverse mix of culture, nightlife, and natural beauty. Covering multiple Cycladic highlights within a single week, this route rewards confident crews with unforgettable variety.
About Our Service in the Cyclades, Greece
After Saturday embarkation and technical briefing at Alimos Marina, the itinerary unfolds across open Aegean waters and famous island ports. This route balances ambitious sailing legs with well-timed arrivals that allow meaningful time ashore.
Day 1: The first passage heads directly to Kythnos, offering a satisfying offshore sail that sets the tone for the week. Merichas provides a relaxed arrival point with sheltered mooring and traditional dining.
Day 2: A longer crossing delivers you to Paros, one of the Cyclades’ most versatile islands. Paroikia’s old town, nearby beaches, and optional excursions to Antiparos offer countless ways to spend the day before an evening by the harbor.
Day 3: The sail to Mykonos introduces a dramatic shift in energy. Anchor near famous beaches or the main town, enjoy crystal-clear swimming, and experience the island’s renowned cosmopolitan atmosphere as day turns to night.
Day 4: Leaving Mykonos behind, the course turns toward Syros. Finikas offers a calm contrast to the previous night, with access to beaches, cultural sites, and the elegant capital of Ermoupolis.
Day 5: A scenic sail brings you to Kea and the lively harbor of Vourkari. Dining ashore, exploring hilltop villages, or anchoring in nearby bays fills the day with relaxed island rhythms.
Day 6: The final highlight is Cape Sounio, where a midday swim beneath the Temple of Poseidon precedes the return sail to Alimos Marina. The combination of ancient history and open sea provides a fitting finale.
Day 7: Arrival back at Alimos allows time for check-out and a final evening along the Athenian Riviera.
About Our Catamaran
The Bali 4.4’s stability, sail-handling systems, and expansive living areas make it well suited for this demanding yet rewarding route. The design supports long passages with comfort, while its social spaces enhance evenings spent at anchor or in port.
This itinerary is best suited to crews ready for an ambitious Cyclades circuit, offering a rare opportunity to experience Greece’s most famous islands within one cohesive and expertly planned sailing week.






























































































































