August 2, 2024

Cyclades Cruising Guide

The Cyclades lay in a circle. The archipelago is based on a submarine plateau that extends in an arc from the most easterly point of Attica and Evia towards the coast of Asia Minor. All the islands are hilly. The northern ones consist predominantly of Cretaceous limestone, micaceous schists, gneisses, and marbles; those to the […]

The Cyclades lay in a circle. The archipelago is based on a submarine plateau that extends in an arc from the most easterly point of Attica and Evia towards the coast of Asia Minor. All the islands are hilly. The northern ones consist predominantly of Cretaceous limestone, micaceous schists, gneisses, and marbles; those to the south consist in part of volcanic materials.

KEA

The island of Kea (aka Tzia) is a charming Cycladic island with age-old traditions and interesting history. It is a famous sailing destination mainly due to its proximity to Attica. Its waters are great for divers as a large number of shipwrecks reside on the sea bottom. If you are interested, you can also explore the numerous caves that the island has.

TOP 5 BEACHES TO REACH BY BOAT / YACHT

Pisses beach

Gialiskari beach

Xyla beach

Kambi beach

Orkos beach

SYROS

Syros Island combines culture, entertainment and religion in the most harmonious way. It used to be one of the most significant islands in Cycladic civilization. The island has a large number of sea activities, beaches you can enjoy as well as a rich and delicious cuisine.

TOP 5 BEACHES TO REACH BY BOAT / YACHT

Asteria beach

Agkathopes beach

Ampela beach

Axladi beach

Vari beach

MYKONOS

Mykonos is a fascinating meeting point amongst the international crème de la crème. The Cycladic streets, lined with windmills and whitewashed, blue-shuttered houses, host some of the best restaurants and bars in the world, plus beach clubs and boutiques. Make sure to visit ‘little Venice’, one of the most charming districts of the island. Take the yacht’s tender to get to restaurants and nightspots. Its arid and only moderately fertile soil permits merely a modest development of agriculture, but its beautiful beaches have made it one of the most desired holiday islands in the Aegean.

TOP 5 BEACHES TO VISIT BY BOAT / YACHT

Agios Sostis

Super Paradise beach

Ornos beach

Mirsini beach

Kapari beach

PAROS

Paros sits in the heart of the Aegean sea and belongs to the Cyclades. It is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Greece, mainly known for its traditional Cycladic architecture, enchanting sandy beaches with crystal-clear waters and its impressive landscapes. And during the Easter season, Paros comes alive with a celebration of tradition and community.

TOP 5 BEACHES TO REACH BY BOAT / YACHT

Golden beach

Monastiri beach

Marchello beach

Krios beach

Pounta bay

SANTORINI

Santorini is the most common destination on bucket lists. Santorini scores high on romance with the most majestic and breathtaking sunsets in the world. Oia village offers many gourmet restaurants and traditional fish tavernas, shops, art galleries, and jewelry shops, not to mention The unforgettable views and sunset. The capital of the island, Fira, offers a pleasant shopping experience, different restaurants, and the Archaeological Museum of Akrotiri to visit, as well as the Orthodox Metropolis.

TOP 5 BEACHES TO REACH BY BOAT / YACHT

Red beach

Perissa beach

Baxedes beach

White beach

Kambia beach

MILOS

Milos, is the island of Aphrodite, a divine paradise of endless beauty that will definitely steal your heart! Found in the southwest part of the Cyclades, this island has a handful of singular natural landscapes contributed by volcanic activity; mysterious rock formations, curious soil colours and numerous jaw dropping beaches. Make some waves with the water toys, explore the great bays, or relax while indulging in the yacht’s facilities. For sure, you have to take a walk in the village of Appolonia, where one can find numerous amenities.

TOP 5 BEACHES TO REACH BY BOAT / YACHT

Sarakiniko

Kleftiko

Tsigrado beach

Alogomandra beach

Ammoudaraki beach

Article written by alfa.manager

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