Sailing Tour from Naxos to Panteronisia Caves and Paros or Rina Cave and the Small Cyclades

Embark on a sailing tour from Naxos and explore Panteronisia islets and the Blue Lagoon Cave, the spectacular Rina Cave, or the exotic archipelago of the Small Cyclades in the Aegean Sea.

Depending on the wind conditions, and the wishes of the group, the itinerary may be adjusted, and you can choose between the bays and islets your captain suggests!

You can choose to sail towards Panteronisia islets and the Blue Lagoon Caves starting from the port in Naxos, where you will meet your captain. As you set sail towards the little islets, you will cruise by the Cycladic island of Paros, set between Naxos and Antiparos.

If we're lucky, you might be accompanied by our little friends, dolphins, sea turtles, and flying fish, cruising alongside the yacht. Moving onwards, you will explore the Aegean as you head to Panteronisia rocky islets, for a dive in the emerald waters of this unique setting. Before heading back to Naxos, your captain will sail to Piso Livadi in Paros, where you can enjoy a stroll in the picturesque village, treat yourself to some local specialties, and enjoy the stunning views of the sea while sunbathing or swimming in the golden-sand beach.

Alternatively, you can sail towards Rina Cave and the small Cyclades. For the daring ones, you can climb up the cave and take a dive into the refreshing waters. Swim under the impressive rock dome and discover the silent underwater world beneath the cave with corals, redfish and some unique stalactites lining the dome.

Depending on the wind and your choices, you can choose to sail to Kalados Bay in a remote setting, on the south coast, and a soft-sandy beach with turquoise waters and stunning views. Another option is to set sail for the Small Cyclades, Iraklia or Schinoussa and take a stroll in the picturesque villages, treat yourself with some Greek Fava, take a refreshing swim while exploring the sea life or simply sunbathe under the sun for a golden bronze.

Alternatively, you can head towards the exotic Koufonisia islands, passing by Kato Koufonisi, an uninhabited little paradise, and one of its kind! You can then enjoy a leisurely walk on the neighboring Ano Koufonisi and have some delicious meals in a traditional tavern on the seafront, facing the Aegean and the caves.

Prepare to explore the narrow streets of the picturesque villages, visit uninhabited little paradises, sunbathe under the sun for a golden bronze, taste some traditional dishes, and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean!