The Cyclades

Sailing in the Cyclades is the dream of every sailor. Thirty islands, the most of them famous worldwide, form a group called the Cyclades, because they are in circle (“kyklos” in Greek). Here the Meltemi blows strong up to force 8, especially in August, and the experienced and skilled sailor will enjoy the most exciting and demanding sailing, with long passages between the islands and unlimited itineraries to choose.

Our magnificent islands of Mykonos and Santorini, Delos, Serifos, Sifnos, Milos, Tinos, Syros, Paros, Naxos, Kythnos and Kea, are the pearl of the Aegean. Each one of them has its own special character and beauty, white washed houses and churches surrounding sheltered fishing harbors with small tavernas serving excellent local wine. This is the place where the Dream of golden Sun, deep blue Sea and Sailing comes true.

Suggested itinerary for one-week charter: Lavrion, Kea, Tinos, Mykonos, Siros, Kytnos, Lavrion.

Suggested itinerary for two-week charter: Lavrion, Kea, Tinos, Myconos, Paros, Naxos, Amorgos, Santorini, Ios, Milos, Sifnos, Serifos, Kythnos, Lavrion.

Mile Distances

Milos Lines

Piraeus
42	Kea
50	19	Kythnos
80	41	29	Syros
70	42	27	32	Serifos
76	51	33	35	18	Sifnos
82	60	42	50	25	18	Kimolos
82	50	44	55	29	26	14	Milos

CYCLADES distance map in n.m.

Piraeus
94	Mykonos
80	25	Syros
93	27	27	Paros
105	24	32	17	Naxos
206	41	45	40	17	Iraklia
137	50	60	52	45	24	Egiali
132	53	65	52	40	20	10	Katapola
144	76	79	66	52	35	38	33	Anafi
127	74	79	58	49	27	45	38	26	Santorini
124	60	62	43	36	24	41	34	24	4	Hia
103	57	50	33	36	30	51	46	42	26	22	Folegandros
120	51	52	27	27	20	53	38	35	21	17	10	Sikinos
113	49	57	32	29	17	38	33	34	20	17	27	7	Ios

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