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Lefkas
vía Paxos & Ithaka.

Catamaran charter Greece — 14-day Lefkas, Paxos & Ithaka Ionian route. Two weeks across Meganisi, Kefalonia, Antipaxos blue caves.

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Parga
Día 1

Lefkas → Parga

About 30 nm north up the mainland coast from Lefkas D-Marin to Parga. Allow time for the canal bridge hourly opening, then a beam-reach run with the SW thermal up the Epirus coast.

Distancia

31 MN

Navegación

~6.2 h a 5 nudos

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Mejor temporada

Mayo – mediados de octubre (punta en junio y septiembre)

Duración

14 días · sáb. – sáb.

Salida

Lefkas

Zona de navegación

Ionian

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Día 1 / 14
Parga
1
Día 1

Lefkas → Parga

From Lefkas' D-Marin, sail north along the emerald shoreline of the mainland. Dock in Parga, a postcard-perfect village where pastel homes run down to a turquoise bay. See sunset from the Venetian Castle, then indulge in saganaki prawns at a seaside bara. Tip: Swim at Valtos Beach; its golden sand is better than Caribbean beaches.

Qué hacer

Lap of Valtos Beach turquoise shallows

Climb to the Venetian castle for sunset

Saganaki prawns on a quayside table

Walk the lantern-lit old-town stairs

Coffee at Krioneri beach café

Consejo de amarre

Anchor in Parga bay (5–10 m sand, holding good) or stern-to on the small town quay (limited slots). Exposed to S–SW — relocate to Valtos cove if a southerly is forecast.

Sivota
2
Día 2

Parga → Sivota

Glide south from Sivota, a protected harbor surrounded by olive orchard. Drop anchor in the Blue Lagoon, explore its crystalline waters, then lunch at a beachfront restaurant onbourdeto—spicy fish stew. In evening, sip sunset cocktails while the bay glows molten gold.

Qué hacer

Snorkel the Blue Lagoon between the islets

Lunch of bourdeto fish stew on the quay

Beach-hop dinghy to Bella Vraka sandbar

Mastiha cocktail nightcap on the seafront

Walk the pine path above Mega Trafos cove

Consejo de amarre

Stern-to on Sivota town quay (small fee, water/electric) or anchor off Bella Vraka (5–8 m sand). Sheltered from N–NW; mostly bombproof for an overnight.

Corfu
3
Día 3

Sivota → Corfu

Eighteen nautical miles west across the channel under the lee of Corfu — a calm crossing that asks for the engine on the second half if the SW thermal goes to sleep. The Paleokastritsa swim stop on the western tip is the morning's anchor opportunity: the limestone coves at Agios Spyridon are the most photographed water on the island, and the cliff approach to the Theotokos monastery sits on the headland where Homer placed Odysseus's wreck on the Phaeacian shore. From there straight east round the island to Gouvia Marina (lazy lines, full services, fee, fuel adjacent) for the night, or stern-to onto the smaller Corfu NAOK quay opposite the Old Fortress for direct walk-in to the Old Town. Pastitsada — cinnamon-spiced beef stew on bucatini — is the local plate at any Liston-side taverna; finish on kumquat liqueur from a shop on N. Theotoki street. Sundowner from the Old Fortress sound-and-light show in summer.

Qué hacer

Swim stop at Paleokastritsa Agios Spiridon

Walk the UNESCO-listed Liston arcades

Pastitsada at a courtyard taverna

Buy kumquat liqueur from the Old Town

Sundowner at the Old Fortress

Consejo de amarre

Berth at Gouvia Marina (lazy lines, fee, full services) or stern-to on Corfu NAOK quay for old-town access. Book Gouvia in advance during August charter changeover.

Paxos
4
Día 4

Corfu → Paxos

Take a ferry to Paxos, a small island paradise with blue bays and olive trees. Swim in the Blue Caves near Lakka, and then check out Gaios's pastel-colored boardwalk. Bread soaked in olive oil and local Ladotyri cheese are a must-try.

Qué hacer

Swim the Blue Caves near Lakka on approach

Walk the pastel waterfront of Gaios

Bread soaked in olive oil and ladotyri cheese

Late stroll to Panagia islet across the channel

Dinner of fresh seafood on the inner quay

Consejo de amarre

Lazy-line stern-to on Gaios town quay (small fee). Tiny harbour, fills by 16:00 in August — radio ahead or pick up a buoy in Mongonissi if full.

Paxos
5
Día 5

Paxos → Paxos

Enjoy a free day at Paxos! You can kayak to Mongonissi Islet, have a lunch at Erimitis Beach (which has cliffs and is wild), or look for sea glass at Levrecchio. A secret for sailors: anchor early in Lakka; it's small but beautiful.

Qué hacer

Kayak to Mongonissi islet for swimming

Lunch at wild Erimitis Beach cliffs

Hunt sea glass at Levrecchio cove

Walk the olive groves above Lakka village

Antipaxos detour to Voutoumi turquoise

Consejo de amarre

Lakka anchorage (4–6 m sand, holding excellent) — drop early as the bay fills by 15:00. Stern-to alongside the small quay if buoys are full. Sheltered from N–NW.

Lefkas
6
Día 6

Paxos → Lefkas (Vasiliki Port)

Forty nautical miles southeast across the open Ionian — the longest leg of the route. Plan the cast-off for 07:00 and the bow pointing southeast under sail by 08:00 so the windsurfers' wind, the legendary Vasiliki afternoon W thermal that fills above 18 kn most July and August afternoons, finds you already on the lee side of Lefkas. Mid-passage swim stop at Kastos or Atokos breaks the day. Vasiliki Bay opens up flat under the Lefkata cliffs — the headland where Sappho is supposed to have leapt to her death two and a half thousand years ago — and the town quay (small fee, basic services, lazy lines) holds 30+ boats stern-to. Pick your slot before 14:00 before the breeze stiffens and the windsurfer fleet streams in from the south. Sofrito veal at a quayside taverna, sundowner across the Ionian horizon, and the cliff path west to Porto Katsiki for the morning legs.

Qué hacer

Watch the Vasiliki windsurfers from the bay

Sofrito dinner at a village taverna

Walk the cliffside path to Porto Katsiki

Sundowner across the Ionian horizon

Mid-passage swim at Kastos or Atokos

Consejo de amarre

Stern-to on Vasiliki town quay (small fee, basic). Holding good in the bay on 4–6 m sand. Strong W thermal in the afternoon — pick up your slot before 14:00.

Ithaka
7
Día 7

Vasiliki → Ithaka

Fourteen nautical miles southwest from Vasiliki down to Vathy on Ithaka — Homer's island, the same Ithaka the Odyssey's hero spent ten years sailing back to. Cypress-ringed horseshoe bay opens up on the approach, with the harbour entrance battery on the headland and Vathy town tight inside the inner bowl. Stern-to on the town quay (small fee, water and electric, holding good in 5–8 m mud — set the anchor well as the basin is narrow) by 16:00 in mid-August before the slot count runs out. Above the village, the Cave of the Nymphs preserves the spot the Odyssey identifies as where Odysseus hid the Phaeacians' gifts on his return; the 35-minute climb earns the Bronze Age niche-stones. Dexa Bay below is the swim where the same poem says he came ashore. Grilled sardines and a chilled rosé under the stars on the inner quay for dinner.

Qué hacer

Hike to the Cave of the Nymphs

Swim Dexa Bay where Odysseus came ashore

Grilled sardines and rosé under the stars

Walk the cobbled lanes of Vathy old town

Sundowner at the harbour entrance battery

Consejo de amarre

Stern-to on Vathy town quay (small fee, water/electric available). Holding good in 5–8 m mud — set the anchor well as the bay is narrow. Tight in mid-August.

Ithaka
8
Día 8

Ithaka → Ithaka

Free day on Ithaka — a short 6 nm hop north up the east coast to Kioni for the night. Polis Bay along the way is the snorkel stop: the underwater terrace at 6 m holds Mycenaean ruins (the cult site of Athena that the Stavros archaeological tradition associates with Odysseus's palace), visible in calm water with mask and fins. The Vathy Archaeological Museum in town is the morning detour for the same story above water. Pull into Frikes for lunch on the harbour-front quay; the octopus stifado at Symposium or Penelope is the local plate, octopus stewed slowly in onion, vinegar and clove until it falls apart. Onward to Kioni — stern-to on the small town quay (free, no services) or anchor in 4–6 m sand off the bay if the quay is full, with Frikes 4 nm north as the bombproof overflow. Walk the goat path between Frikes and Kioni — 45 minutes each way, easier than it looks on the map.

Qué hacer

Visit the Archaeological Museum in Vathy

Sail to picture-perfect Kioni port

Snorkel the historic ruins of Polis Bay

Octopus stifado at a Frikes fish taverna

Walk the goat path between Frikes and Kioni

Consejo de amarre

Kioni: stern-to on the small town quay (free) or anchor in 4–6 m sand off the bay. Frikes overflow if Kioni is full. Both bombproof for an overnight, sheltered from N–NW.

Fiscardo
9
Día 9

Ithaka → Kefalonia (Fiscardo Port)

Five nautical miles west across the Ithaka Channel onto Fiskardo — the only village on Kefalonia that survived the catastrophic 1953 earthquake intact. The whole northern peninsula was rebuilt from rubble in the years after; Fiskardo was spared, and the result is a row of pastel neoclassical mansions on a tight inner harbour that has been photographed enough to become its own genre. The town quay is free but fills hard in summer — radio Port Police on Ch 12 before 13:00, or fall back to the anchorage in Foulis Bay (4–6 m sand, holding good, 1 nm east). Walk the cypress-lined quay before lunch; Emplisi Beach a short climb north is the smooth-pebble swim. Kreatopita meat pie at any waterfront taverna is the local plate worth ordering — the Kefalonian variation runs lamb and rice in a handmade phyllo. Sundowner up at Tselenti or Lagoudera above the harbour as the yachts glow gold against the cypress.

Qué hacer

Walk the cypress-lined Fiskardo quay

Swim at Emplisi Beach pebbles

Kreatopita meat pie at a waterfront taverna

Sundowner above the harbour at Tselenti

Dinghy snorkel of the cove's shipwreck

Consejo de amarre

Fiskardo: stern-to on the town quay (free, fills by 14:00 in August — radio ahead). Foulis Bay 1 nm east is the overflow anchorage — 4–6 m sand, holding good.

Kastos
10
Día 10

Fiscardo → Kastos

Eighteen nautical miles northeast back across the channel onto Kastos — a sliver of an island, 5 km long, fewer than 50 year-round residents, one quay and an interior of olive terraces. The single port quay holds 8–10 boats stern-to with own anchor (free, no services) and gets tight by 18:00 in season; the holding is fair on 5–7 m sand, drop the hook well clear of the rocky lip and back in carefully. The donkey path from the harbour climbs to Kastos Village in 20 minutes, past abandoned windmills on the ridge that catch the afternoon W thermal the same way they did when they ground the island's flour two centuries ago. The Blue Cave on the south coast is a short tender ride for the snorkel — a sea-cleft chamber that lights up turquoise in the late-morning sun. Mama's taverna on the quay does revithada — tomato-stewed chickpeas — slow-cooked overnight in a clay pot, the local plate. Bombproof shelter in any wind direction.

Qué hacer

Climb to the abandoned windmills

Snorkel the Blue Cave on the south side

Tomato-stewed chickpeas at Mama's taverna

Walk the donkey path to Kastos Village

Sundowner at the only quayside taverna

Consejo de amarre

Stern-to on Kastos Port single quay (free, no services). Tight — 8–10 boats max. Holding fair on 5–7 m sand, drop the anchor well clear and back in. Bombproof in any wind.

Kastos
11
Día 11

Kastos → Kastos

A free day on Kastos that earns the no-passage tag — 50 residents, one road, no fuel dock, no provisioning shop, no hurry. Spend the morning on the kayak to Kastos Beach 1 nm south, an unmarked sand cove with no tavernas and no road access. Fish off the rocks on the south side of the harbour entrance — small bream and bogue come into the shallow water through the day. The hilltop windmill walk from Kastos Village takes 30 minutes return and earns the panorama back over the channel to Kalamos. Read in the shade of an olive tree on the quay through the heat. The kafeneio on the harbour serves coffee and raki in the morning and switches to ouzo and dominoes after sundown — the local resident table will move over and let you join if you bring your own cards. If the night turns gusty, shift round to Sarakiniko Bay 1 nm south on 4–6 m sand for a quieter overnight.

Qué hacer

Kayak to Kastos Beach

Fish off the rocks at the harbour entrance

Read in the shade of an olive tree

Raki and dominoes at the kafeneio

Hike up to the abandoned windmill

Consejo de amarre

Stay on Kastos Port quay or shift to Sarakiniko Bay (1 nm south, 4–6 m sand) for a quieter night. No fuel or provisioning — top up at Lefkas before arrival.

Kalamos
12
Día 12

Kastos → Kalamos

Four nautical miles east drops you onto Kalamos — a pine-clad sister to Kastos with mountain pines that come right down to the waterline and a single small port at the southwest tip. The 4 nm crossing is usually under engine, the channel sheltered enough that the wind rarely fills before mid-afternoon. Stern-to on the Port Kalamos quay (small fee, basic services, 12 boats max) by mid-afternoon; holding excellent on 5–8 m sand off the bay if the quay fills. The headline walk inland is the abandoned village ruins above the port — emptied during the 1953 earthquakes when the residents who had not already left for Australia gave up the goat tracks for the cities. The pine path from the harbour to Episkopi cove on the south coast takes 40 minutes one way past the church of Episkopi and a string of unmarked swim coves. The harbour taverna serves savoro — fried fish marinated overnight in vinegar and rosemary — as the local plate. Sundowner over to ghost-port Leone on the dinghy.

Qué hacer

Swim Port Kalamos gravel beach

Hike to the Abandoned Village ruins

Savoro fish at the harbour taverna

Walk the pine path to Episkopi cove

Dinghy across to ghost-port Leone

Consejo de amarre

Stern-to on Port Kalamos single quay (small fee, basic). Limited slots — 12 boats max. Holding excellent on 5–8 m sand. Sheltered from N–NW; gusty afternoons in the channel.

Lefkas
13
Día 13

Kalamos → Lefkas (D-Marin)

Eighteen nautical miles north back through the Meganisi Channel onto Lefkas D-Marin. Agiofili Beach on the south coast just east of Vasiliki is the morning swim stop — a turquoise bowl under white cliffs accessible only by boat, anchored in 5–7 m sand. Onward through the channel under the lee of Lefkas, optional Skorpios pass-by for the second swim if the schedule allows. The Lefkas Canal bridge opens on the hour; queue early if your timing puts you near the bridge at a busy August afternoon slot. D-Marin Lefkas (lazy lines, full services, fee) is the technical hand-back base — refuel at the on-quay fuel dock before 18:00 and confirm the clean-time with the base manager for the morning. Walk Lefkas Town floating bridges before dinner; bakaliaros — salt cod fried with garlic-and-potato skordalia — at a marina taverna is the right last-night plate. Final ouzo on the sea wall.

Qué hacer

Last swim at Agiofili Beach turquoise

Dinghy stop at Skorpios on the way through

Bakaliaros (salt cod) at a marina taverna

Walk the Lefkas Town floating bridges

Refuel at D-Marin fuel dock

Consejo de amarre

Berth back at Lefkas D-Marin (lazy lines, full services, fee). Allow time for the canal bridge — opens on the hour, queue early in August. Refuel before the technical hand-back.

Lefkas
14
Día 14

Lefkas → Lefkas

Final morning at D-Marin Lefkas — the technical hand-back is straightforward when fuel and clean-time were sorted the evening before. Boat back by 09:00 Saturday for the marineros' inspection, papers signed at reception. If the airport transfer leaves time, walk the few hundred metres into Lefkas Town for breakfast — the loukoumades stand on the cobblestones near the agora does honey-soaked dumplings the local way, finished with cinnamon and crushed walnut. The covered market a block inland sells handmade leather sandals and olive-wood crafts; pick up a pair on the way back. The floating pontoon bridges at the lagoon's north entrance are the local engineering oddity — Lefkas was joined to the mainland by Corinthian engineers in the 7th century BC and has been crossed by some version of the same bridge since. Direct taxi or KTEL bus to Aktion PVK airport across the canal, about 25 minutes. Disembark with sea-stiff hair and the long memory of pine on a hillside above an inner blue.

Qué hacer

Greek coffee with honey-drenched loukoumades

Pick up handmade leather sandals at the market

Walk the lagoon floating bridges

Last swim at Agios Ioannis to the west

Transfer to Aktion PVK airport (~25 min taxi)

Consejo de amarre

Return to Lefkas D-Marin Friday by 18:00 for technical hand-back; sleep aboard, disembark Saturday by 09:00. Direct taxi or KTEL bus to Aktion PVK airport across the canal.

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