1st day Piraeus 09.00
Kythnos 15.00 overnight
2nd day Kythnos 12.00
Serifos 15.00 overnight
3rd day Serifos 12.00
Antiparos 16.00 overnight
4th day Antiparos 14.00
Paros 16.00 overnight
5th day Paros 15.00
Naxos 17.00 overnight
6th day Naxos 15.00
Myconos 18.00 overnight
7th day Myconos 12.00
Delos 13.00 20.00
Tinos 22.00 overnight
8th day Tinos 12.00
Andros (Batsi) 16.00 overnight
9th day Andros 09.00
Kea (Tzia) 14.00 overnight
10th day Kea 16.00
Piraeus 20.00
Serifos: The main town, Hora, stands back on a pyramidal hill, a particularly charming village as seen from the sea. A rare kind of pink flower, indigenous to Serifos, grows out of the walls in abundance.
Paros: An island famous for its natural beauty and also famous since classical times for its wonderful marble. One can visit the ancient quarries, from where marble was procured to make some of the most famous statues of the world
Naxos: The largest island of the Cyclades, famous in mythology as the place where Theseus abandoned Ariadne, after slaying the Minotaur. There are ruins of a Frankish castle, a 6th century BC temple, and the ancient marble quarries, where there is an immense incomplete statue approx. 2.000 years old.
Myconos: A dry windsept island, Myconos with its white houses down to the water’s edge and its characteristic windmills, has become one of the darlings of the jet set. All forms of entertainment by night including bars, restaurants, discotheques and tavernas. Myconos is also known for its beautiful sandy beaches.
Tinos: This island is known chiefly because it is a place of annual pilgrimage, when thousands of Greeks flock there on August 15th to worship the miraculous icon of the Virgin Mary. The icon was discovered on the island in 1822, and a great church has been built to house it. The island has some very fine unspoiled beaches and there are mountain villages with picturesque houses, excellent examples of the island’s singular architecture.