The cycle routes require an advanced level of fitness from the participants. The daily routes have a length of 12 - 31 mi.(20 - 50 km). They lead through hilly or mountainous areas and will be completed without any time-constraints. There are also some extended climbs where walking your bicycle is of course permitted. Most of the roads are asphalted and rarely frequented. Your tour guide informs you each day about the tour details. You can either decide to cycle alone, using the information and maps provided, or join one of our tour guides or other participants. You are free to set aside a half or full day to swim or spend on board the boat, instead of taking a planned cycle tour.

Day 1: Athens/Piraeus (Embarkation) –
Individual arrival at Marina Zeas (Piraeus).  Check in on the Panagiota from 2 pm. Dinner on board. Overnight stay in the harbor of Piraeus.

Day 2: Piraeus – Aegina Island – Corinth Canal - Galaxidi , approx. 35 km
In the morning we sail to Aegina, the famous pistachio island. Here our first cycle tour takes us to the excellently preserved temple of Aphaia, which lingers high above and scouts over the lucent sea. In the afternoon we sail with the Panagiota through the Isthmus of Corinth, which was completed in 1893. Julius Caesar had already plans for its construction. This 3.9 mi./6.3 km long but only 79 ft./24 m wide and 26 ft./8 m deep canal connects the Aegean Sea with the Gulf of Corinth and saves travelers sailing from Athens to Corinth the aprx. 258 mi./400 km long trip around the whole Peloponnese. If weather conditions are fine, the cruise continues to Galaxidi, otherwise overnight stay in or near Corinth.

Day 3: Galaxidi – Delphi – Nafpaktos – Mesolongi
In the morning a transfer picks us up at Galaxidi and takes us to the famous site of Delphi, which rests at the foot of the Parnassus mountain range. Apollo, the god of the light, was once worshipped here and the oracle consulted. Not only the many temples and treasuries, the well-preserved theatre and the stadium, but mainly the breath-taking hillside location of the sanctuary makes the visit to Delphi an unforgettable experience. In the afternoon, the bus will bring us to the harbour of Nafpaktos where we have time for lunch and a short stroll through the wonderful town before another short bus ride brings us finally to Mesolongi. The boat meets us here and we stay the night.

Day 4: Mesolongi - Ithaca island, approx. 35 km
In the morning, a longer crossing takes us to Ithaca. If the weather is fine, you can stop for a swim on the way before docking in the port of Vathy. Ithaca is a mountainous, scenic island where you can enjoy the unique charm of the Ionian Islands away from the tourist crowds. Magnificent olive trees, deep blue sea and friendly locals - time seems to have stood still on Ithaca.

Day 5: Meganisi Island - Lefkas Island, approx. 18 - 28 km
During breakfast you cross the sea to Meganisi. The cycle tour takes you on a panoramic route on quiet island roads through the three villages of this beautiful island and gives you a good impression of the traditional island life of the locals. You will have time for a coffee break and a swim at Spartochori beach. In the afternoon, the journey continues to Nidri on Lefkas, where guests have the opportunity (if they wish) to cycle through rustic olive groves to the hidden waterfall of Nidri.

Day 6: Nidri - Lefkas town - Paxos island, approx. 30 km
Today’s cycle tour takes you through the impressive mountain world of Lefkas to the island capital of the same name. Along the way you can enjoy spectacular views before treating yourself to a well-earned coffee in the mountain village of Karia. In the town of Lefkas, the Panagiota awaits you for a longer crossing to Paxos, during which you will have plenty of time to relax. You can spend the evening in one of the cozy taverns in the unique natural harbour of Gaios.

Day 7: Paxos Island, approx 23 km
Paxos, the smallest of the seven Ionian Islands is a grove of olive trees, which gives the island its wonderful silver green colour. On our morning cycle trip we circle the whole island. We can also have a swim in the Mediterranean on one of the many beaches. In the afternoon the Panagiota takes us to Corfu. The last evening aboard includes the communal dinner and a last get-together in a cozy atmosphere with crew and tour guides.

Day 8: Corfu Island (Disembarkation)
After breakfast check-out; individual return home or extended stay on the Corfu Island.

Day 1: Corfu (Embarkation)
Individual arrival by plane and subsequent transfer to the ship. Check in on the Panagiota from 2 pm on. Dinner on board. Overnight stay on Corfu.

Day 2: Paxos Island, approx. 23 km
Cast off! In the morning crossing to Paxos, the smallest of the seven Ionian Islands is a grove of olive trees, which gives the island its wonderful silver green colour. On our first cycle trip we circle the whole island. We can also have a swim in the Mediterranean on one of the many beaches. Enjoy the evening in a cozy tavern in the unique natural harbour of Gaios! Overnight stay on Paxos.

Day 3: Lefkas town – Nidri, approx. 30 km
The day starts with a longer boats crossing to the City of Lefkas. On this crossing you will pass by the original swing bridge which connects the island of Lefkas with the Greek mainland. Today’s tour leads you across the island´s fascinating mountain landscape to the lively harbour of Nidri. The island of Skorpios can be seen from your moorings, once the private haven of shipping magnate Aristotle Socrates Onassis. The night is spent in Nidri.

Day 4: Ithaca Island – Mesolongi, approx. 20 km
Early in the morning we cruise to the island of Ithaca which we explore today by bike. The homeland of the mythical king Odysseus, is a hilly island with a beautiful landscape. On today’s cycle route we can enjoy the typical character of the Ionian Islands away from the beaten tourist track: gnarled olive trees, crystal clear water and friendly islanders – time appears to stand still on Ithaca. The ship awaits us for a longer sail to Mesolongi in the Corinthian Gulf, where we spend our night.

Day 5: Mesolongi - Delphi - Galaxidi
A transfer bus picks you up in the morning and takes you to the medieval town of Nafpaktos. There you can take a short walk through the charming old town with its Venetian harbor and fortifications. The journey then continues to the famous site of Delphi at the foot of the Parnassos Mountains. The many beautiful temples and treasure houses, the well-preserved theater and stadium, but above all the breathtaking hillside location of the sanctuary make a visit to Delphi an unforgettable experience. Afterwards, a transfer bus will take you to the picturesque port of Galaxidi. If you wish, you can cycle to a nearby beach in the afternoon and enjoy a dip in the sea!

Day 6: Galaxidi - Corinth Canal - Aegina, approx. 20 km
Today we weigh anchor early and the journey continues towards the Isthmus of Corinth. The impressive passage through the Corinth Canal, which was completed in 1893 and whose construction was planned by Julius Caesar, is one of the absolute highlights of this trip. The 6.3 km long, 24 m wide and 8 m deep passage connects the Aegean Sea with the Gulf of Corinth. It saves passengers the almost 400 km journey around the Peloponnese. From the Saronic Gulf, you set course for the island of Aegina. In the afternoon, take a bike tour along the coast to the picturesque fishing port of Perdika. In the evening, the old town of Aegina invites you to take an extended stroll.

Day 7: Aegina - Piraeus/Marina Zeas, approx. 30 km
The island of Aegina is known far beyond its borders for its pistachios. In the morning, the last cycle tour takes you from the island’s capital past the monastery of Saint Nektarios to the well-preserved temple of Aphaia, which towers high above the blue sea. The ship awaits you in the town of Aegina for our last crossing to Athens/Piraeus, where you conclude your Greek adventure with a last cozy dinner on board.

Day 8: Athens/Piraeus (Disembarkation)
After breakfast check-out; individual return home or extended stay in Athens.

Due to changing wind and weather conditions as well as organizational requirements we reserve the right to make changes of routing and program.