All distances are approximate and subject to change based on weather or other conditions. The captain and crew may adjust the itinerary for safety or operational reasons.

Day 1: Arrival in Athens - Sail to Aegina
Arrive in Athens and board the ship in Piraeus, a busy port with a mix of modern life and maritime history. If time allows, explore Zea Marina, Mikrolimano’s cafes, or visit nearby landmarks. The ship departs at 8 p.m. and arrives in Aegina by 11 p.m., where it will stay docked overnight.

Day 2: Aegina - Corinth Canal - Itea
Wake up in Aegina, an island known for its pistachios and ancient ruins. Spend the morning visiting sites like the Temple of Athena Aphaia or the ruins of the Temple of Apollo. Wander through Aegina Town, grab a coffee, and sample local pistachios before the ship departs at noon.

At 4 p.m., reach the Corinth Canal. Completed in 1893, this 3.9-mile canal cuts through the Isthmus of Corinth, separating mainland Greece from the Peloponnese. The crossing takes about an hour and offers a close-up view of the steep limestone walls.

After exiting the canal, continue sailing to Itea, arriving around 11:30 p.m.

Day 3: Itea - Katakolo (23 mi / 36 km)
Start the day in Itea, a coastal town in Central Greece. After breakfast, cycle from the marina to Delphi to explore the archaeological site, including the Temple of Apollo and the ancient theater. Ride back to the marina and spend the afternoon at a café or nearby beach. Optional activities include visiting Moka Honey Farm or joining the Olive Stories Tour. The ship departs for Katakolo at 8 p.m.

Day 4: Katakolo - Zakynthos (42 mi / 67 km)
Arrive at 11 a.m. in Katakolo, gateway to Ancient Olympia. Ride to the archaeological site where the first Olympic Games were held. Explore the stadium, temples, and the Museum of Ancient Greek Technology. Enjoy lunch at a local taverna or visit Magna Grecia farm for an olive oil tasting. Return to the ship; overnight in Katakolo.

Day 5: Zakynthos (20 mi / 33 km)
Depart Katakolo at 8 a.m. and arrive in Zakynthos around noon. Known for its beaches and marine life, Zakynthos is home to the endangered Caretta-caretta turtles. Ride from the marina to Gerakas National Park, then visit Strata Marina, the Temple of Saint Dionysus, and a winery or olive oil press. Overnight on board.

Day 6: Zakynthos - Kefalonia
Sail from Zakynthos at 8 a.m., arriving in Kefalonia around 2 p.m. The island is known for its mountain landscapes, monasteries, and wine. Visit the Saint Gerasimos Monastery, then continue to sites such as the Monastery of Saint Andrew, the Monastery of the Crucifixion, and the Church of the Virgin Mary.

Stop at a local winery to sample Robola, a regional wine. Or, visit Drogarati Cave, known for its natural acoustics and dramatic formations. The ship stays docked overnight in Kefalonia.

Day 7: Kefalonia - Corfu (30–50 mi / 49–80 km)
After breakfast, choose between two cycling routes on Kefalonia. The standard route takes you from Argostoli Marina to Melissani Lake, with a relaxed ride through rural landscapes. For a longer challenge, continue to Myrtos Beach, famous for its white cliffs and turquoise waters.

Return to the ship by 6 p.m. and begin sailing to Corfu.

Day 8: Departure from Corfu
Arrive in Corfu at 10 a.m. Known for its blend of Venetian, French, and British influences, Corfu offers a historic and scenic end to your trip. Disembark and enjoy the island before your departure.

Distances are approximate and may change due to weather or other conditions. The captain and crew may adjust the schedule as needed for safety.

Day 1: Arrival in Corfu - Sail to Kefalonia
Arrive in Corfu, a historic island known for its blend of Venetian architecture, British influence, and lively town center. Spend the day exploring Corfu Town or relaxing along the coast before the ship departs at 8 p.m.

Day 2: Kefalonia (30–50 mi / 49–80 km)
Dock in Kefalonia around noon. Today offers two cycling options. The shorter route begins at Argostoli Marina and passes through the countryside to Melissani Lake, an underground lake known for its blue tones. Along the way, visit the Saint Gerasimos Monastery, the Monastery of Saint Andrew, and the Monastery of the Crucifixion. Stop at a local winery to try Robola wines.

The extended route continues past Melissani to Myrtos Beach, famous for its cliffs and turquoise water. Add a visit to Drogarati Cave or the village of Agia Efimia for a scenic break. After your ride, relax in Argostoli or on board. Overnight in port; departure is at 8 a.m.

Day 3: Zakynthos (20 mi / 33 km)
Arrive at 2 p.m. in Zakynthos, known for its beaches and marine life, including endangered sea turtles. Ride from the marina to Gerakas National Park, then explore the island's town center—visit Strata Marina, the Temple of Saint Dionysus, and a local winery or olive press. Return to the ship for an evening onboard. Departure is at 8 a.m. the next day.

Day 4: Katakolo - Sail to Pylos (42 mi / 67 km)
Arrive at noon in Katakolo. Ride to Ancient Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games. Explore the stadium, temples, and museum. Optionally, visit Magna Grecia farm for an olive oil tasting or enjoy traditional dishes at a local taverna. Relax on the beach before sailing at 11 p.m.

Day 5: Pylos - Sail to Gytheio (45 mi / 72 km)
Reach Pylos by 8 a.m. and cycle to Polilimnio Waterfalls and Voidokilia Beach. Visit Paleokastro Fortress for panoramic views, or explore Niokastro Fortress and Methoni Castle. Wrap up in Trion Navarchon Square before the ship departs at 8 p.m.

Day 6: Gytheio - Sail to Nafplion (44–82 mi / 71–132 km)
Arrive at 8 a.m. in Gytheio, a harbor town surrounded by citrus groves and traditional homes. Choose between two bike routes. The shorter option heads to Diros Caves and passes through villages known for local foods like cured meats. The longer route leads to Monemvasia, a medieval town set on a rocky island. Return to the ship before it departs at 6 p.m.

Day 7: Nafplion - Sail to Athens (26 mi / 42 km)
Dock in Nafplion at 10 a.m. and cycle to Mycenae, known for its archaeological ruins including the Lion Gate and Treasury of Atreus. Back in town, stroll the promenade, explore Palamidi or Bourtzi Fortress, or visit Karonis Distillery for a tsipouro tasting. Depart at 8 p.m.

Day 8: Departure from Athens
Arrive in Piraeus at 8 a.m. Disembark and, if time allows, explore the marina, local cafés, or head into Athens for a final look at the city's ancient landmarks.