North Ionian Sea

After a relaxed morning, swim and breakfast, you will start your trip to Paxos island. Tree-covered hills slope gently to the sea, providing shelter from the prevailing winds and creating a perfect harbour. Lakka’s pebbly beach gives way to golden sand as soon as you step in the water and on Harami Beach you could try some water sports such as windsurfing, banana boats and water skiing. Before you arrive to the island’s main port Gaios where you will spend the night , you could make have a quick stop for swimming in Loggos bay, few miles northern than the port which is an amazing place to enjoy swimming and a beautiful nature.

A great highlight is waiting for you on the 3rd day of your trip, just next to Paxos island.The pure paradise of Antipaxos is a place of immense beauty and its beaches are absolutely divine, with sand so white you’ll need sunglasses just to look at the ground. Surrounding the coast, you’ll find water so clear and blue it’s more like a large piece of stained glass than an actual ocean. The beach Voutoumi and Vrika are highly suggested.

On a short distance from Antipaxos, the mainland of Greece and the port of Parga is ready to welcome you. Parga is disposes music bars, traditional restaurants and cafeterias, and the bustling harbour is alive with boats. You could enjoy the lively beach of Kryoneri or head for the quieter shores of its little sister, Piso Kryoneri.

Time for something different today. If you wish to add some adventure to your trip you could take daily trip with a van to Acherontas River.The famous river Acheron (25km from Parga) is named after god Aheron, who in Greek mythology is known as the god who guards the river of the underground. According to legend, the souls of the dead were transported to the other side of the river Acheron, to the god of the underground world Hades, and the goddess Thetis bathed her son Achilles in this river, holding him for heel, giving him immortality. Acheron River is an attraction for tourists, where they can try rafting, canoeing, mountain biking, fishing, but above all where they can enjoy the beautiful nature. The river itself has a beautiful, bright blue color, clean and clear water, it is very quiet and it is perfect for kayaking adventure.Descending the riverbed of this calm river you can see beavers, otters, water turtles, herons, and you can take a swim, even though the water is very cold. Along the river there are several restaurants and cafes. You can explore the shore through organized trekking.

Cruise north along Greece’s verdant coast to the rugged Sivota Islands. Tucked behind the three islands in the chain—Nisis Ay Nikolaos, Nisis Sivota and Nisis Siv Mavros Notos—Mourtos is a tranquil little village perched on mainland Greece, perfect for a day of relaxing and enjoying the peace and quiet. Pisina Beach is highly recommended for a swim stop as it looks like a natural swimming pool.

Today you’ll head back up Corfu’s coast to our base at Gouvia Marina but first you will have some time to enjoy your last dives and the majestic scenery at the islets of Syvota.On the way back you will explore Corfu’s magnificent coastline and after your arrival at the marina and the check-out process you will be able to explore Corfu’s nightlife at the island’s Old Town which is an official UNESCO site.