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Enjoy a delightful sail from Ormos Panagias to Ammouliani island. Sightseeing Beautiful Lagoon cruise, cocktail tasting, dancing, swimming, diving, and exploring the blue crystal seas of Halkidiki. Visit Ammouliani, Drenia, Banana Beach, and the Lagonisi gulf. You can't go wrong with a cruise to the Blue Lagoon.

Enjoy breathtaking moments on board, explore Halkidiki's turquoise crystal seas, and visit three islands in one day. The local market on Ammouliani island is a must-see; a day would not be enough to examine the local items and the village's centuries-old Mount Athos architecture.

The 26-meter motor yacht was launched in 2000. This displacement vessel with a steel hull can carry 180 passengers. It is notable for its contemporary interiors and clean exterior lines. There are two decks and one bar. There is also a lovely lobby. The exquisite comfort on board will wow our guests.

At 9:30 a.m., the vessel departs from Ormos Panagias for the Blue Lagoon cruise to Ammouliani island, and our aim is the discovery of the most breathtaking landscapes of the Siggitikos bay. Embarkation begins at 8:30 a.m. It is recommended that customers board one hour before departure.

The itinerary is delivered over the speakers as we embark from Ormos Panagias for Ammouliani island, and there is an update on board. The principal port of the town of Ammouliani is our first visit. The journey takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. We can see the peninsula of Sithonia to our stern and Mountain Athos to our right in the backdrop as we go. To our bow, we can see the little island of Ammouliani and the Mount Athos peninsula.

Next destination, Banana beach on Ammouliani island, feel the summer temptation, grab a sunbed and an umbrella, listen to the music, dance, sample some authentic Greek dishes, swim, snorkel, and explore the lush green and turquoise coast. Our turquoise location is Banana Beach.

Lagonisi Gulf is a fantastic site where you can explore the area's beautiful waters, dive in the light blue sea, go snorkeling, and feel the unusual rhythm that strikes the sea. A Halkidiki cruise not to be missed.

There is a one-hour halt in Ammouliani, a small traditional port. During this visit, you will have the opportunity to see the island's local market as well as the village's historic church, which is located in the square and was built in 1865 by Mount Athos monks.

Until 1925, the island was a monastic dependency of H.M. Vatopedi, when it was ceded to Greek refugees from Minor Asia. You may also visit the folklore museum, which was erected in 1907 and was used as a school by the inhabitants during the island's early years. The historic "arsanas" (dockyard) is quite spectacular and was used by the monks to dock their tiny wooden boats.

The ferry then exits the island and sails for 15 minutes to the Banana beach on Ammouliani. It is an outstanding site that combines light blue and green colors that are as appealing as many exotic turquoise spots. You may rest for two hours on sunbeds and beneath umbrellas, and there is a beach bar where you can order anything other than the menu you have already purchased.

After 2 hours of leisure, lunch, and exploration, the yacht sails for its next destination, Lagonisi gulf, which is approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes away from Banana beach. It is located in the Vourvourou region, just adjacent to the island of Diaporos. The bay resembles a lake due to the presence of the island Lagonisio in the center, which forms two natural entrances. The yacht will come to a halt in the open sea, in the area's crystal clear blue seas, where you will be able to dive off the vessel. Our stop will last around 30 minutes. Our arrival to Ormos Panagias is scheduled for roughly 17:00.

The majority of passengers choose tour guides who speak several languages (for example, Greek, English, German, and Romanian). The Captain, who is knowledgeable about the monks' lives, leads tours in Greek.

Every member of our crew has undergone lectures on the lifesaving equipment and fire extinguishing system on board. Furthermore, every week, fire emergency exercises, man at sea, sea influx into the ship, and ship abandonment are arranged. In addition, all of our crew members are trained and kept up to date in first aid. Our firm routinely examines the sailor's knowledge to ensure the safety of the passengers. They are familiar with the waterways and the local characteristics of the weather, waves, and sea bottom.