1White Beach
Close by Red beach, the White beach is known for its white cliffs and pebbles providing a more secluded environment and can be accessed with a catamaran.
Sailing destination
A visit to the picturesque village of Oia is a journey into the charm and romantic allure that has made this a world-renowned destination. Oia's narrow, winding streets are a delight to explore and definitely to indulge in the panoramic views of the caldera. Known for having one of the most spectacular sunsets in the world, find a suitable spot, whether it's the famous Castle of Oia, a seaside cafe, or the cliffs along the caldera, and witness the sun dip below the horizon, painting the sky in hues of pink, orange, and purple.
Every charter is private and fully custom. Your captain shapes each day around the weather, the sea and what you feel like - more swimming or more towns, an early start or a slow morning. Anything you read here about Santorini is inspiration, not a schedule; you can change plans anytime on board.
Planned with you daily
The route is set together, each morning.
Weather-led
Always the calmest, most beautiful option.
Your call
Linger longer wherever you fall in love.
A visit to Fira, the bustling capital of Santorini, promises a vibrant blend of culture, history, and stunning landscapes. It offers numerous spots to take in the breathtaking views of the Caldera while the cliffside walkways and viewpoints provide excellent photo opportunities, especially during sunset. Explore the narrow streets and discover unique items, from handmade jewelry to local artwork, visit the Three Bells or simply blend with the locals while enjoying a coffee in town's square.
This could possibly be the most famous and unique looking beach on the island. It is located in very close proximity to the ancient site of Akrotiri. Due to the small size of the beach it can often get crowded, however this is not a problem as you will be on board our catamaran.
Santorini, with its enchanting beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality, invites you to explore a destination where every moment feels like a work of art. Whether you're savoring a sunset in Oia, strolling through ancient ruins, or relaxing on unique beaches, Santorini promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Aegean.
1Close by Red beach, the White beach is known for its white cliffs and pebbles providing a more secluded environment and can be accessed with a catamaran.
2A black sand beach f illed with amenities and activities for everyone. T he wider area is home to a number of tavernas and shops that see abundant nightlife.
3A family-friendly beach with shallow waters, making it suitable for children. It has a relaxed atmosphere and offers various facilities, including beachfront tavernas.
4Less crowded, this beach is characterized by its white cliffs and unique lunar-like landscape, offering a mixture of fine black sand and pebbles.
5Another well-organized black sand beach featuring a long promenade with restaurants, cafes, and shops. The ancient Thera archaeological site is also nearby.
6Often called the Pompeii of Greece, this archaeological site is worth visiting. Akrotiri is an ancient Minoan city destroyed by a volcanic eruption ages ago leading to the island's unique geological formation, creating the Caldera. The city was buried under layers of volcanic ash, which ultimately preserved many of its structures and artifacts. After your visit to the site, you can explore the alleways of the town admiring the ancient buildings, the streets and workshops.
7Amoudi Bay is a small fishing village located below Oia and once was the main port during the 19th and the 20th century. It is renowned for its seafood tavernas that line the waterfront. These charming establishments serve freshly caught fish, calamari, lobster, and other local delicacies. Dining at one of the tavernas is a must for those seeking a true taste of Santorinian cuisine. Combined with its dramatic setting and panoramic views of the Caldera, it creates a postcard-perfect backdrop.
The active volcano is located on "Nea Kameni", an islet that faces the caldera and can only be approached by sea. Once there, you can explore an ashen land, naturally decorated with almost exclusively black and red lava stones. From there, the world’s biggest caldera can be seen, with the famous whitewashed villages built on its top. Thanks to the high temperatures of the volcano, there are hot springs where you can go swimming near the crater. They are situated in the uninhabited islet of Palea Kameni, with water temperatures reaching 35°C.
During May temperatures have a range from 16°C to 22°C
In July and August temperatures tend to increase
All our trips are fully customizable. There is no fixed itinerary. The final route is shaped together with you, based on your preferences (how many hours you wish to sail per day, sightseeing or relaxation, hiking, swimming, local cuisine, etc.) and - most importantly - the weather at the time of your trip. The captain adjusts the plan daily to keep the experience relaxed, safe and enjoyable, and you can stay longer at places you love.
The Cyclades offer iconic whitewashed villages, dramatic landscapes and longer open-water crossings - ideal for experienced cruisers and classic Greek scenery. The Saronic is calmer, greener and closer to Athens, with short hops between historic islands - perfect for relaxed sailing and families. We recommend based on your dates, group and pace.
Yes - within reason. A one-week route comfortably covers a cluster of nearby islands. Combining far-apart highlights (e.g. Mykonos and Santorini) is possible but means longer sailing days. We’ll design a realistic route that includes your must-see islands without rushing.
Trips are very rarely canceled. The captain monitors conditions daily and adapts the route to keep you in sheltered, comfortable waters. Safety and enjoyment always come first, and the flexible itinerary means there is almost always a great alternative nearby.
Prices are for the entire boat - you charter the whole catamaran for your group, not per person. This makes it excellent value for families and groups of friends sharing the experience.
Typical extras include fuel, marina/port fees, food and drinks, and the crew gratuity. We provide a clear breakdown in advance so there are no surprises, and you can choose your provisioning and dining preferences.
Usually 5–7 islands or anchorages in a week, depending on distances and your pace. We balance moving and relaxing so you experience variety without spending all day at sea.
Both. We agree a flexible plan before departure, then fine-tune it day by day with your captain based on weather and what you’re enjoying. You stay in control of your holiday.
Bright, open decks and a flybridge made for sunset moments under sail - six cabins for up to ten guests, refit in 2025. The flybridge is where the evenings end up, drink in hand, islands going gold.
Staterooms 6 • Up to 10 Guests • Refit 2025
A calm, elegant catamaran for relaxed family and friends charters - six cabins for up to ten guests, refit in 2024. An easy, unfussy layout that suits a slower kind of week at sea.
Staterooms 6 • Up to 10 Guests • Refit 2024
Nimble and welcoming, ideal for exploring the Cyclades at your own pace - six cabins for up to ten guests, refit in 2024. Light enough to feel quick, roomy enough to feel generous.
Staterooms 6 • Up to 10 Guests • Refit 2024
Talk to our team and we'll tailor the perfect one-week catamaran itinerary around Santorini - skipper, hostess and all.
