In the afternoon at 17.00 boarding begins, we settle on board and introduce ourselves, we go out to do the first refueling (galley) in a good supermarket on the island, in the evening then we go up to admire the sunset from the Chora of Apollonia and for a dinner in a tavern.

After a good and healthy breakfast, we set sail and move on to visit some of the beautiful and surprising bays of Milos and Kimolos: caves, stacks, beaches of colored rocks, inlets, ravines, carved by the elements in the tuff, cliffs: in Milos, Kymolos and Poliagios, Nature has created art and men have dug shelters in the rock for fishermen's boats. A combination of great and unique beauty, which alone is worth the trip.

We set sail early to go and admire the natural beauty of the island of Poliagios, the largest uninhabited island in Greece, characterized by red rock and cliffs, crystal clear water and breathtaking coves. We have lunch anchored in a bay and continue towards Ios.

From Ios we continue eastwards towards the Small Cyclades, a handful of semi-deserted islets that boast crystal clear waters and deserted bays far from mass tourism, wonderful coves and small villages like jewels. We allow ourselves one or two stops to dive into these waters and have lunch and choose one of the islands for the night

From the small Cyclades early in the morning, we set sail towards Amorgos, relatively close. It is a surprising island, known for having been the setting for the film 'The Big Blue' and even more so for the incredible monastery carved out of the rock, which is still inhabited by a number of monks who lead a retired life there. Several landings are possible and the island is certainly worth a day's stop.

We stop for a day in Amorgos to relax a little and go calmly to discover the island, which is large and very interesting. There are several landings and several beaches to visit, to discover by land the monastery that is incredible and the different villages on the island. those who want can relax on the beach, those who want to go on an adventure aboard scooters or rental cars.

We set sail again and leaving Amorgos we head southeast towards Astypalea, a surprising island, in the shape of a butterfly, Astypalea is located in the center of the Aegean, it is not easy to reach, it has a jagged coastline full of islands and atolls, a part is completely uninhabited and wild, while the town is beautiful with the castle that surrounds the old city and overlooks the port and the bays below.

Visit to Astypalea Astypalea is a dream, an idea, lost in the middle of the sea and time. Only the real 'seekers' of Greek islands go this far.

Chora and the underlying port of Skala form a compact, proud, welcoming whole, dazzling under the scorching rays of the sun. The island belongs to the Dodecanese, but by affinity of spirit it is linked to the Cyclades, the architecture that has gone around the world is totalitarian, undisputed, queen here. Immediately after a walk in the center you get lost in an intrigue of square white houses and blue balconies and windows. There are many hidden bays, inlets, islets. to the discovery of which we will dedicate a day by land and sea.

We go back out to sea and take a swim in a bay of the island to the east; rested for the break and loaded again, we face in 3 or 4 hours of navigation the channel that separates Astypalea, the westernmost of the Dodecanese islands, from the western end of Kos. We enter the bay of Cefalo, where we go down for dinner.

From Kos we move to the eastern side of the island, taking a nice bath for the lunch break in the cove of Therma, which takes its name from the thermal waters that come out into the sea a few meters from the shore.