Paros
Hop into a tender and make your way to the shore and with your local Pelorus guide. Ride horses across the stunning island to a secluded beach for a morning dip in the ocean with your horses. Revel in the vibrant array of flora and fauna before settling down for a picnic in the Valley of Butterflies, where you will be surrounded by a variety of colourful butterfly species. For something a little more adventurous, swing at anchor in the uninhabited bay of the Drionissi islets, where you can scuba dive the Drionissi canyon, learn to spearfish, or cruise between crevasses spotting the remains of amphorae, turtles and barracuda. If you chose to spearfish, bring your catch back to shore where your chef will cook the fresh fish to perfection over an open fire on the beach.
Amorgos
Cruise throughout the morning towards ‘The Island of the Deep Blue’. A picturesque and secluded island, Amorgos has been overlooked by tourists and remains an authentic treasure of the Cyclades. Wander through Chora, the epitome of a traditional Greek village made up of whitewashed streets festooned with bougainvillea. Amorgos’ surrounding waters, colourful reefs and caves offer glorious dive sites that house stingrays, tuna and Mediterranean monk seals to name but a few. On the east side of the island, you will find a unique dive site that bears witness to the once-bustling mines that sustained the area. This dive is a chance to do something a little different, an opportunity for the inquisitive diver to discover a site like no other. Return to your yacht in the evening and watch the sun set over the island as unwind with cocktails on deck.
Fournoi & Samos
Wake up in the Fournoi Archipelago, a haven of pristine beaches, fringed with mulberry trees and old windmills. Begin your adventure here snorkelling or diving the sunken remains of an ancient settlement just off Fournoi. Enjoy a freshly prepared lunch whilst cruising towards Samos, widely known as ‘The Island of Hera’ it is historically home to goddesses and the mathematician, Pythagoras. For some high-octane adventure, challenge yourself on the natural climbing field of Mt Karvouni. Reach the top of the mountain and be rewarded with breathtaking views over the island and out to sea. Dive some fascinating spots such as the Kervelli Wine Cellar, a unique site where local village wine is left to mature at a constant temperature. Or explore the eerie sunken Lighthouse that has been taken over by nature, becoming an artificial reef for thriving aquatic life.