Destinations

Islands you've heard of.Anchorages you haven't.

We cruise the Cyclades, the Saronic Gulf, the Sporades and the Ionian. The Cyclades are where most journeys begin.

The Cyclades

Fishing boats in the harbour on Paros

Paros

At the heart of the Cyclades, natural beauty, exquisite architecture and crystal water, with Byzantine footpaths linking villages like Naoussa, Lefkes and Parikia. Home to the Monastery of Ekatontapyliani, the "Church with the 100 Gates".

Sunset over a Kea anchorage

Kea

The closest Cycladic island to the mainland, yet an experience that feels worlds away from the bustle, a lesser-known gem.

Boats at anchor off Kythnos

Kythnos

Simplicity and warm hospitality: the villages of Hora and Dryopida, the bay of Ayios Dimitrios and its pine-wrapped monastery, and ninety-nine beaches to find.

The windmills of Mykonos

Mykonos

Glamour and jet set, yes, but also a whitewashed paradise steeped in history. Something for everyone, and quieter outside the July and August crowds.

Blue domes above the Santorini caldera

Santorini

The gem of the Aegean: a crescent of caldera islands and the most sought-after sunset in Greece, watched from the rim of an active volcano in the middle of the sea.

Saronic Gulf, Sporades and the Ionian, planned with you, on request.

The anchorages

Quiet bays reached by sea, chosen on the day for the wind, the light and the mood on board.

A quiet Greek anchorage, seen from above
A quiet Greek anchorage, seen from above
A quiet Greek anchorage, seen from above
A quiet Greek anchorage, seen from above
A quiet Greek anchorage, seen from above
A quiet Greek anchorage, seen from above
A quiet Greek anchorage, seen from above
A quiet Greek anchorage, seen from above
A quiet Greek anchorage, seen from above