Greek Islands Sailing Mykonos Paros via Small Cyclades

Boarding in the late afternoon in Ornos bay, which can be reached by bus or taxi (10 minutes!) from Mykonos International Airport. Accommodation in the respective cabins. In the evening, we go out for dinner in a typical Greek restaurant

A nice sailing trip, usually with strong but strong wind, will allow us to reach Donoussa. Donoussa is a small sparsely inhabited island off the beaten track which in the Middle Ages was famous for being a pirate's den. We anchor in a wild bay on the north east coast where we will stop for the afternoon and the night. Here you can swim peacefully, snorkel, walk or lie in the boat lying in the sun and watch the view!

Today we have to sail a little! We take it slow and when we are ready we leave for a partial circumnavigation of Donousa, to reach a bay in the south of the island. The bay is beautiful and has a white beach and fantastic water. In the late afternoon a nice walk with a splendid view takes us to the Chora di Donousa, a pretty village overlooking the marina, full of life but not yet invaded by mass tourism.

Easy sailing with the wind in your sails allows us to reach Pori in Koufounisi. This bay is great! There is still a swimming pool with a white sand bottom and crystal clear blue water. In the afternoon we move in front of the town of Koufonisi and tonight a social evening ... there is also an Italian ice cream parlor!

Today little navigation and a lot of relaxation! Short sail in the stern to reach Kato Koufonisi, a small island with a dozen houses and long white beaches. There is still a few tens of meters from the beach in the crystal clear water. Afternoon of baths and relaxation; in the late afternoon transfer to Schoinoussa Schoinoussa is a small island, where agricultural activities are still predominant and where tourism is still underdeveloped. The streets are not yet paved and the Chora consists of a few dozen houses along the main road. We will anchor in the bay of Livadi and in the late afternoon a splendid walk to the Chora, then dinner with Maria, a Greek lady, with a small restaurant with outdoor tables, and who does a very special traditional Greek cuisine.

A beautiful and intense navigation awaits us in one of the windiest areas of the Aegean, the channel between Naxos and Paros; the first part of the navigation will be with the wind downwind and then you will pass to a close hauled pace. We will arrive in Anti-Paros in the early afternoon and we will anchor in the great bay of Despotiko. Dinner on the boat

Visit to the archaeological site of Despotiko, where you can walk among the remains of the ancient temple of Apollo, and also enjoy the beautiful view of the Aegean. Then short navigation to reach a small island in the channel between Paros and Antiparos. Lunch in the bay and afternoon of relaxation and in the evening we will reach Paroikia in Paros. Dinner in the tavern SATURDAY Breakfast and disembarkation.