We leave on Saturday afternoon or Sunday morning. If you arrive earlier, you could have dinner or go out on Friday evening, there is so much to see there! It definitely makes sense to arrive on Friday, we'll book into the Hotel Poseidon, which is right there at the marina. I would be happy to arrange this for you too.

Kea is a small, little-known island and also the gateway to the Cyclades. Here we can not only enjoy the crystal-clear water, but also discover the typical Keanese architecture of the traditional windmills on land. According to Greek mythology, beautiful nymphs lived in Kea until jealous gods sent a lion to drive them away. The statue of the Lion of Kea is still visible on the island today.

From Kea, we continue to Syros, the unofficial capital of the Cyclades. The island surprises with neoclassical architecture such as the town hall with the Miaoulis monument or the Anastasis church. For keen hikers, a stopover in the undeveloped north of the island is a must to explore the unique nature and breathtaking beaches on foot. For those who want to take it a little easier, there are numerous beautiful beaches around Galissas. Before we head back to our boat for dinner later, we can enjoy the unique mix of neoclassical and traditional architecture on a walk.

Mykonos is a Greek island in the Cyclades with dazzling white buildings, turquoise waters and a lively nightlife. Famous for its beaches, cosmopolitan atmosphere and windmills. A magnet for partygoers and luxury travelers.

On the 4th day of our trip, the third largest island of the Cyclades awaits us: Paros. The oldest traces of human life in the entire archipelago have been found here. The wealth and the entire economic development of the island in ancient times was based on the presence of marble. As Paros was ruled by different peoples in the past, such as the Macedonians, the Romans and the Byzantines, it offers us a unique cultural landscape. Both Lefkes and Naoussa beach are worth a visit.

Serifos awaits us today! This Cycladic island will surprise you with its charm and authenticity. Around the port of Livadi, numerous beaches such as Kalo Ambeli or Livadi invite you to linger. We can also explore the small village of Chora, which offers breathtaking views over the coast. The beaches and bays of Koutalas, on the other hand, are not so easily accessible, but it's worth it!

The island of Kythnos has so far been spared mass tourism and has therefore been able to preserve its traditional character. We have the choice between lively sandy beaches or small, quieter pebble beaches. We can either enjoy Merichas with its lively promenade and charming tavernas or stroll through Driopida, which will enchant us with its pretty little houses. On our last day, we can also relax in the hot thermal springs in Loutra. We will also use the time to enjoy the excellent Greek cuisine with its fish and seafood specialties