A week to discover a beautiful sea rich in history! Pristine and silent bays will alternate with characteristic villages and lively places known all over the world for their extraordinary beauty.

The strong wind will guarantee great emotions and will make you fully experience the pleasure of sailing.

Leaving the Gulf of Athens, here we are in the Cyclades, the most picturesque islands in Greece. The first one we will meet is Kea, splendid from a naturalistic point of view, with jagged cliffs, fertile hills and a lively capital.

The next stop will be the small, enchanting Syros where ancient Greece - a settlement dating back to 2300 BC has been found there - and modern Greece coexist harmoniously. Its capital,

Hermopoli, is the "capital" of the Cyclades, and appears as a cascade of pink and white houses while the old town is a suggestive labyrinth of neoclassical residences with elegant squares and palaces that reflect the magnificence of the past. Syros is also famous for the production of Loukoumi, a delicious Turkish dessert.    

The island of Mykonos is magnificent. The center is an agglomeration of white cubes, scattered amphitheatrically above the ancient port, surmounted by windmills. Houses that seem to spring naturally from the rock on which they rest.

Due to its beauty, the island has become the center of a cosmopolitan nightlife.

To the south of the center there is a series of bays protected by the meltemi, with sandy beaches and restaurants.

Mykonos is also the ideal base for visiting (with local boats) the magical archaeological site of Delos.