Cyclades Islands E-bike & Boat

Day 1: Arrival in Athens 
Day 2: Kythnos Island, 15 mi. (25 km)
Day 3: Seriphos Island, 17 mi. (28 km)
Day 4: Siphnos Island, 20 mi. (34 km)
Day 5: Kea Island, 15 mi. (25 km)
Day 6: Poros Island, 14 mi. (23 km) 
Day 7: Aegina Island, 22 mi. (35 km) 
Day 8: Piraeus/Athens, departure

All distances are approximate. The itinerary is subject to change, even on very short notice, due to changing wind and weather conditions and other unforeseen circumstances having to do with mooring requirements, docking location changes, lock repairs,  etc.

Day 1: Arrival in Athens (Embarkation)
Arrival at Athens airport and either taxi or optional transfer (supplement applies) to Marina Alimos located approximately 25 km (15 mi.) from Athens airport. Check-in begins at 2 pm on the ship. Dinner on board. Overnight in Athens.

Day 2: Kythnos Island, 15 mi. (25 km)
A morning cruise to Kythnos Island begins your day. You will think that you have stepped into perfection! The cycling itinerary, offering beautiful views of the coastline, will start in the harbor of Merichas and lead to the capital of the island, Chora. Chora is an appealing village, situated on a high plateau. Its angular alleys are decorated with painted flowers and geometric patterns. Then the cycle route leads to Driopida, a picturesque village. In the afternoon, back on board, you will navigate to Siphnos for a relaxing time at the beach. Afterward, you return to Merichas and can spend the evening hours in one of the quaint taverns. 

Day 3: Seriphos Island, 17 mi. (28 km) - Syros Island 
The boat takes you to Seriphos, a small island well off the tourist radar, with deep valleys, countless bays and coves, and lots of beautiful sandy beaches. From the harbor town of Livadi, you will cycle a serpentine road to the main town of Seriphos, whose cube-form houses nestle along a mountain ridge high above the sea. Continuing on through untouched landscape to the Byzantine monastery of the Archangel Michael, you will return to Livadi along a panoramic road on the East coast. You will then sail to Syros in the afternoon where you can stroll through the breathtaking old town and end the day in one of the numerous cafes on the spacious harbour promenade.

Day 4: Syros Island, 20 mi. (34 km) - Kea Island
The town of Ermoupolis on Syros is the capital town of the Cyclades and offers an unforgettable view upon arrival: The town which is built on two hills is different from the other Cycladic towns. You will enjoy a scenic view of the pastel-colored houses that dominates the townscape. You will cycle along the coast of Syros, passing through the bays and coves along the entire southern half of the island and onto the beach of Galissas. Cycling back to Ermoupolis, you will pass by the convent of Saint Barbara. Finally, to end the day, you will sail to the island of Kea.

Day 5: Kea Island, 15 mi. (25 km)
Kea is the third most inhabited island in northwestern Cyclades You begin in the beautiful natural harbor of Korissia and cycle uphill to the capital of the island, Loulis, with its beautiful white sand beach, the perfect place for swimming. In the afternoon, back on board, the boat crosses 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. Overnight mooring in Poros City.

Day 6: Poros Island, 14 mi. (23 km)
Cycle first to the Zoodochos Pigis monastery which dates back to the 18th century and then the route basicially circles the entire island, known as the island of Poseidon. Russian Bay, a sandy beach with turquoise blue water, is the perfect place for a swim break. Back in Poros City, the boat waits with a delicious midday meal to enjoy as you navigate to Aegina. 

Day 7: Aegina Island, 22 mi. (35 km)
On the Island of Aegina, the bike tour takes you 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 the way back, you cross the middle of the island past the monastery of Nektarios to Aegina City here you board the boat for your last cruise back to Athens. Enjoy the last evening meal on board together in the company of friends, guides, and crew, and reflect on the wonderful experiences of the week. 

Day 8: Athens (Disembarkation)
Disembark after breakfast for your departure or an extended stay in Athens.

*Please note: the Cyclades are relatively susceptible to wind. Normally this results in only a minor modification of the route. The alternative route leads into the Argosaronic Gulf, one of the most historic regions of Greece. You will cross between the Greek mainland and the Peloponnesian to discover the islands of Egina, Poros, Hydra, Spetses, and the Methana peninsula. A highlight of this journey is a visit to the ancient Epidauros with the best-preserved Greek theater.

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