Premium Yacht Safari
Discover the Hidden Gems of Ithaca in Absolute Comfort
Experience the ultimate private yacht cruise and explore some of Ithaca’s most spectacular and secluded locations. Crystal-clear turquoise waters, dramatic coastlines and breathtaking scenery create the perfect setting for an unforgettable day at sea.
Our Premium Yacht Safari is designed for guests who seek comfort, privacy and a truly exclusive experience while discovering the island’s hidden treasures.
Tour Highlights
Afales Bay
Our journey begins at the stunning Afales Bay, one of the most impressive natural landscapes of Ithaca. Swim in the crystal-clear waters, relax on board and admire the dramatic white cliffs surrounding the bay.
Marmakas Beach
Next, we visit the famous Marmakas Beach, known for its unique white pebbles and emerald waters. A perfect location for swimming, snorkeling and capturing unforgettable holiday photos.
Gidaki Beach
Discover the beautiful beach Gidaki, surrounded by calm turquoise waters and untouched natural beauty. A peaceful paradise accessible only by boat, offering a truly exclusive swimming experience.
Vardiola
Our final stop takes you to the beautiful Vardiola area, a secluded spot with pristine waters, ideal for one last swim before returning. Enjoy the tranquility of the Ionian Sea while relaxing on the yacht.
Premium Experience
Throughout the cruise, you’ll enjoy a luxurious yacht, professional skipper, comfortable seating areas and a relaxed atmosphere designed to make your day unforgettable. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for the best way to explore Ithaca, this private safari offers the perfect combination of adventure, relaxation and luxury.
Trip Details
- Private Yacht Experience
- Professional Skipper
- Swimming Stops at Four Unique Locations
- Snorkeling Opportunities
- Crystal Clear Waters
- Ideal for Couples, Families & Small Groups
Create unforgettable memories and discover the most beautiful hidden beaches of Ithaca with our exclusive Premium Yacht Safari.
