Things to do in

Kythnos

The Cyclades are without a doubt, the most famous island complex in Greece! Defined by their famous Aegean aesthetic, along with their traditional lifestyle, folk music, warmth and its people’s hospitality, the Cyclades are a destination, no one can miss out on! Located in the heart of the Cyclades, is the worldwide well-known Mykonos! Come join us onboard, on a weekly cruise starting from Athens (Salamina) with a 2-day stop at Mykonos, where plenty of partying and fun will be waiting for you! All our cruises run consecutively from Saturday to Saturday. Check-in: 13:00 (Saturday), Departure: 14:00 * Check-out: 09:30 (Following Saturday) Mykonos cruise itinerary: Day 1: Athens Day 2: Kea Day 3: Syros Day 4: Mykonos Day 5: Mykonos Day 6: Kythnos Day 7: Salamina Day 8: Salamina (Departure) *Please note, if all supposed passengers are onboard prior to 17:00 on Saturday, without any late arrival, we will most probably embark for our Cruise on Saturday instead of Sunday.

Escape the city heat of Athens and explore one of Greece’s most important historical landmarks, the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion. Located at the southern-most tip of the Attica peninsula, it is a relaxing 45-minute drive through some of Athens’ most beautiful suburbs and coastal regions. After a quick welcome, board your private ride and head towards the southern-most tip of the Attica peninsula, Cape Sounion. Located approximately 65 kilometers outside of the center of Athens, it is a relaxing seaside drive along the western coastline with a view to the Aegean sea. On the way, pass through the scenic Athenian Riviera, made up of several of Athens’ wealthier municipalities and best beaches. The cosmopolitan town centers of Glyfada, Voula, and Vouliagmeni are all buzzing with bars, cafes, and seaside restaurants that attract people from all over Athens. It is also home to Vouliagmeni Lake, a must-see geological phenomenon made up of thermal springs and underwater caves leading out to the sea. The majestic Temple of Poseidon is an important landmark and holds significant historical and cultural value for Athenians with some of the earliest archaeological remains dating back to 700 BC. The temple was dedicated to the God of the sea, Poseidon, and was considered a sacred place of worship. Perched on the highest point of the rocky promontory and surrounded by 3 seas, it was an important maritime navigational point as well as a sign of hope for sailors returning to Athens after many days at sea. Not only can you explore the historical monuments on site, but the Cape also offers a spectacular panoramic view of the Aegean sea and nearby islands such as Kea, Kythnos, Serifos, and Aigina. After exploring the Temple of Poseidon, visit a Greek tavern by the sea to have lunch while enjoying the view and cool Mediterranean breeze. After your meal, return to Athens along the same relaxing coastal route, and your friendly Welcome Driver will drop you back off at your hotel or apartment.

Our day starts at Charakas beach near Sounion, where out boat is parked. We embark on the boat at 10:00 and we sail to Aegean Sea. First stop is the beatifull bay of Kolona beach, a unique double-sided beach with crystal-clear waters and golden sands, and Apokrousi, a tranquil beach surrounded by rocky cliffs and lush vegetation. Next you can disembark in the port of Merichas for a coffee and a light walk to taste the island's vibe. Next stop Kea(Tzia), where you will swim and explore an ancient city on the south point of the island, walking in ancient temples, theatre and homes. More beaches to explore in the west side of the island, or disembark on main port if you want. Remember its a private cruise and you are free to custom your day.