Kefalonia: the island of Kefalonia is about 10 nautical miles from Zakynthos. The island's capital, Argostoli, is still around 40 nautical miles away. This impressive city lies in a deeply cut gulf, where you can safely spend the night in a natural harbor. The small town of Lixouri, which is located on the opposite peninsula, also has a very well equipped marina. A highlight of the island of Kefalonia is a fishing village called Fiskardo, which is situated in the north of the island. Especially nautical enthusiasts are magically attracted to this beautiful island. This place has developed into an international meeting point for celebrity yacht enthusiasts. While strolling, you can meet one or another international star here. Another popular anchorage is at Agia Efimia in the east of the island, where you can just as safely spend the night. A wide number of taverns, bars and shops as well as respectable local residences invite you to make a stopover.

Ithaca: Located directly opposite the northeast coast of Kefalonia, you will find the island of Ithaca. This high, narrow and elongated island will delight you with its wonderful bays. The inviting main port of Vathy is located in a deeply cut bay, where safe mooring opportunities exist. Ithaca is not only known as the home island of Odysseus, who, according to the legend, sailed from here for 20 years through the world's oceans, but also impresses with its natural beauty, which has so far been spared from any tourist crowd. Enjoy the beauty of this island with a little stop on the beach of Gidaki: blue sea surrounded by dense greenery and a long pebble beach awaits you here in the north of the island! A trip to the sleepy neighboring islands of Meganisi, Kalamos and Kastos also pays off in any case!

Lefkada: North of Ithaca, you will find the neighboring island of Lefkada. This island, which resembles an inland lake while forming a strait with the opposite mainland. The islets of Skorpios and Madouri, which are located on the east side of the island of Lefkada, are very popular with sailors, as there are protected conditions from the emerging west winds. In Vasiliki (in the south of Lefkada’s) and in Nydri (on the east side) there are safe anchorages and well-developed marinas. If you want to cross this strait to the north, you should do it with great caution, as the water depth is very shallow in some places and many sailing yachts are passing by during the summer months. Before you leave the island, you should go to the main town of Lefkada City. Here you will find one of the largest sailing marinas (600 berths!) in Greece that offers all kinds of services. Many of our partners offer a wide range of luxury yachts in Marina Lefkas. The easiest way to get there is by plane via the Aktion Airport near the city of Preveza, which is located on the opposite mainland from Lefkada. From there you can take a taxi to Lefkada City for about 20 minutes. As an alternative, you could also start your luxury charter in the Preveza Marina, which is smaller than the Marina Lefkas, but can also offer 300 berths. Luxury yachts of up to 45m in length and 4.5m in draft find their space in this newly built marina with many facilities.