Exclusive e-bike tours for island hoppers with a good level of fitness. The tours, including the altitude difference, can be easily mastered by e-bike (23-35 km with 400 - 700 m elevation gain per day). All bike tours require participants to have a certain basic level of fitness and to be able to control the bike safely. There is always enough time to complete the tours. Our tour guides will inform you in detail each day about the level of difficulty of the planned daily tour.

The tours are designed as guided e-bike tours. In principle, nothing stands in the way of individual e-bike tours after prior consultation with our tour guides and the selection of a suitable route.

Individual arrival in Athens (Marina Zeas/Piraeus for Thalassa or Marina Alimos/Palaia Faliro for Erato). Check-in from 2 pm. Dinner on board and overnight stay in Athens.

Early in the morning the boat takes you to Kythnos Island, which was famous for its cheese and honey since ancient times. The first cycling tour, which starts in the harbour of Merichas and first leads us to the capital Chora, offers lots of scenic views to the coastline. Chora is an appealing village, situated on a high plateau. Its angular alleys are decorated with painted flowers and geometric patterns. From there today’s cycle tour leads us to Driopida, a picturesque village. Afterwards we return to Merichas, where we can spend the evening in one of the cosy tavernas.

In the morning, your boat will take you to Seriphos, a small, off-the-beaten-track island with deep valleys, numerous bays and many beautiful sandy beaches. From the port town of Livadi, you cycle along a serpentine road to the main town of Seriphos, whose cube-shaped houses climb up a mountain ridge high above the sea. Continue through untouched countryside to the monastery of St. Michael the Archangel, which dates back to Byzantine times. You return to Livadi on a panoramic road along the east coast and cross over to the nearby island of Syros.

The town of Ermoupolis on Syros is the capital of the Cyclades and offers an unforgettable sight from the moment you arrive. Built on two hills, the town’s distinctly urban character sets it apart from the other Cycladic towns. Pastel-colored houses, many with neoclassical facades, characterize the cityscape. Cycle along the bay-rich coast through the entire south of the island and finally past the monastery of St. Barbara back to Ermoupolis. Continue to Kea in the afternoon.

Our starting point for exploring the northwestern-most inhabited Cycladic island is the beautiful natural harbor of Korissia. From here we cycle uphill to the capital of the island, Ioulis before continuing on to the white sand beach, Otzias where we can take a refreshing swim stop. Afterwards we return by bike to Korissia. In the afternoon we take a boats crossing to Poros in the Saronic Gulf. The harbor city of Poros is truly spectacular, its iconic clock tower juts out above the rest of the town, and provides a true Greek island atmosphere for a relaxing evening.

Today we start with a bike tour from Poros City to the Zoodochos Pigis monastery from the 18th century. Afterwards we ride almost once around the island which once Poseidon himself possessed. Shortly before the end of the tour we arrive at Russian Bay, a sandy beach with turquoise blue water which we cannot resist but to swim in. Back in Poros City the boat waits on us with a delicious midday meal during the cruise to Aegina.

The Island of Aegina is known far beyond the Greek borders for its incredible pistachio nuts! Today’s bike tour takes us up to the sanctuary of Aphaia. The incredibly well preserved temple towers high above the blue of the sea in the single point of Aegina where the Aegean Sea can be seen on both sides. On our way back we cycle across the middle of the island past the monastery of Nektarios all the way to Aegina City where we board the boat for our last cruise back to Piraeus. We enjoy a last evening meal on board together in the company of friends, guides and crew and reflect on the wonderful experiences of the week.

You disembark after breakfast on board followed by individual departure or you may extend your stay in Athens.

The Cyclades are relatively susceptible to wind. Normally this results in only a minor modification of the tour route. However by strong wind conditions the travel route may markedly differ from the planned route. Our substitute tour leads you for the entire week into the Saronic Gulf, one of the most historic regions of Greece: We cross between the Greek mainland and the Peloponnesian and discover the islands of Aegina, Poros, Hydra, Spetses and the Methana peninsula. A highlight of this journey is a visit to the ancient Epidauros with the best preserved theatre in Greece.