Freedom to explore
One floating home, with a different island, harbour or hidden bay each day.
Ionian Islands · Greece
A week with the sea
as our compass.
Seven days of clear water, quiet bays, village harbours and the freedom to wake up somewhere new.
03–10October 2026
7 nightsFrom Preveza
105–115Nautical miles
2–5 hrsSailing per day
Why go sailing?
Unpack once.
See a new Greece every day.
Wake in a peaceful bay, swim before breakfast, spend a few hours under sail and end the day at a waterfront taverna.
This is relaxed cruising for first-timers and sea lovers alike. Join in at the helm, learn the ropes, or simply settle into the rhythm of wind and water. No sailing experience is needed—only curiosity and a flexible spirit.
Active, never rushed
Short passages leave time for swimming, paddleboarding and slow afternoons.
A shared adventure
Take the helm, trim a sail and discover how quickly a crew comes together.
Our journey
Island-hopping,
the unhurried way.
A relaxed loop through the southern Ionian, sailed in daylight. The route is our intention—not a rigid timetable.
- StartPreveza
- 01Meganisi
- 02IthacaVathy · Kioni
- 03AtokosOne House Bay
- 04FiskardoKefalonia
- 05Afales Bay
- 06Kalamosor Meganisi
- FinishPreveza
Meet the crew
From 17:00 · Marina check-in, boat handover and our first night aboard in Preveza.
Cast off
Safety briefing, provisions stowed and the start of our Ionian route.
Return to Preveza
Back at the home marina by 17:00 for our final evening together.
Until next time
Check-out and disembarkation by 09:00.
Worth sailing for
The places that stay with you.
Atokos
One House Bay
Swim ashore beneath white cliffs on a tiny, uninhabited island.
Kefalonia
Fiskardo
Moor among pastel houses and walk straight from the deck to dinner.
Vathy & Kioni
Venetian rooftops, small fishing boats, evening lights and tavernas at the water’s edge.
“The best days begin barefoot.”
Life aboard
Simple days.
A different rhythm.
A boat is a small shared home, a brilliant viewpoint and part of the adventure. Comfort comes from knowing what to expect.
- Shared spaces Cabins and bathrooms are compact. Tidiness and consideration go a long way.
- Everyone lends a hand Meals, lines, shopping and washing up are easier—and more fun—as a crew.
- Pack soft and light Use a foldable duffel, not a hard suitcase. Storage aboard is limited.
- Water is precious Fresh-water tanks are finite, so showers are short and mindful.
- The boat moves Bring your preferred motion-sickness remedy even if you rarely need it.
One sea, two experiences
Yacht or catamaran?
Both make a wonderful home for the week. The difference is in how they feel.
Sailing feel
More responsive and immersive; heels naturally under sail.
Flatter and steadier, with less heeling.
Living space
Cosy saloon and cockpit; cabins closer together.
More deck space, larger saloon and greater privacy.
At anchor
Gentle rolling and a classic sailing atmosphere.
Stable platform, ideal for swimming and social time.
Harbours
Narrower beam makes berthing and finding a space easier.
Needs a wider berth and often costs more in marinas.
Budget
Usually the more economical option.
Typically higher charter, fuel and marina costs.
Our choice will balance crew size, comfort, availability and the final shared budget.
Before we cast off
Getting there & packing well.
Everything you need, and very little you don’t.
Getting to Preveza
Fly to Aktion / Preveza (PVK)
PVK is the closest airport. If another Greek airport offers a better connection, compare car hire and drive to Preveza. Book early and check insurance, deposit, luggage capacity and return conditions.
Exact marina and transfer details will follow once the boat is confirmed.
The soft-bag checklist
What to bring
- Light layers + warm evening top
- Waterproof windbreaker
- Swimwear + quick-dry towel
- Non-marking deck shoes
- Hat, sunglasses + SPF 50
- Reusable water bottle
- Motion-sickness remedy
- Personal medicines + documents
- Small day bag + power bank
Leave at home: hard suitcases, bulky gear and anything you would hate to get salty.
Planning the shared budget
What should we allow?
Early estimates per person. Final figures depend on boat choice, crew size, flights and how often we eat ashore.
These are planning placeholders, not a quote. Costs will be confirmed before anyone commits.
If you have another day
Two adventures nearby.
01
Road-trip around Lefkada
Hire a car or motorcycle for mountain roads, traditional villages and the famous west-coast beaches of Porto Katsiki and Egremni.
02
Meteora above the clouds
A long but unforgettable road trip to rock-top monasteries. Leave early and check opening hours before setting out.
The sea shapes the best plan
Flexible by nature. Safe by choice.
Weather, wind, sea state and the skipper’s advice always come first. We may change the order of islands, stopping points or passage lengths—or stay longer somewhere the crew loves. That flexibility is not a compromise. It is what makes sailing a real adventure.
Good to know
A few common questions.
Do I need sailing experience?
No. The trip is suitable for first-time sailors. You can learn and help as much—or as little—as you like, while always following the skipper’s instructions.
Will we sail at night?
No. The plan is relaxed cruising in daylight, generally for two to five hours per day.
Will I have my own cabin?
Cabin arrangements depend on the final boat and crew. Expect compact shared cabins unless the organizer confirms otherwise.
What about meals?
We’ll provision the boat for breakfasts, snacks and simple meals, then mix cooking aboard with evenings in local tavernas.
Is the itinerary guaranteed?
No. It is a wish list shaped daily by conditions and the skipper. Safety and crew comfort always take priority.
Ready when you are
Meet us in Preveza.
Pack light, bring your curiosity, and let’s talk about joining the crew.
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