Saronic island
A fortified medieval town on a rock, joined to the mainland by a causeway.
A fortress town built into a rock just off the Laconian coast, Monemvasia is reached today by a single causeway - and by sea, arriving is even more dramatic.
Anchor beneath the walls and the medieval town unfolds above you: stone lanes, a Byzantine church, and views out over open water from the old kastro at the top. It's one of the more striking pieces of history along this stretch of coast, and a natural stop for guests sailing further south than the classic Saronic loop.
How it fits a week
A rewarding stop for a week that pushes further south along the coast, for guests who want real history without a crowd. Nothing here is fixed - your captain places Monemvasia wherever it works best for your weather and your mood.
Where elegance meets a confident, unhurried rhythm - six ensuite cabins and generous living spaces for up to ten guests, freshly refit in 2025. Captain and chef included, so every day is simply lived, not managed.
Staterooms 6 • Up to 10 Guests • Refit 2025
A refined way to experience the Greek seas - open, graceful living areas across seven cabins for up to twelve guests. Our newest refit for 2026, with a captain and chef who take care of the rest.
Staterooms 7 • Up to 12 Guests • Refit 2026
Composed and inviting, with generous living spaces and an elegant flow - seven cabins that comfortably host up to twelve guests, refit in 2025. Roomy enough for a big group to spread out and still feel together.
Staterooms 7 • Up to 12 Guests • Refit 2025