Bareboat yacht charter

Nestled on the northern tip of Paxos, Lakka is a postcard-perfect harbour surrounded by emerald hills and impossibly blue water. Drop anchor in the sheltered bay, dive into the crystal-clear sea, enjoy freshly caught seafood by the waterfront and settle into the easy-going pace of Ionian island life. It's the sort of stop that turns a planned lunch break into an all-afternoon affair.

Gaios is the vibrant heart of Paxos, where colourful waterfront buildings, bobbing fishing boats and inviting tavernas create a picture-perfect Ionian welcome. Sheltered by the nearby islets of Panagia and Agios Nikolaos, its calm harbour is ideal for an evening stroll, a leisurely waterside dinner or simply watching island life drift by. With its laid-back charm, traditional character and postcard-worthy setting, Gaios is a stop you'll find hard to sail away from.

Fiscardo, nestled on the northern tip of Kefalonia in Greece, is a picturesque fishing village that's become a hotspot for visiting travellers. Soak up the laid-back Mediterranean vibes on the colourful waterfront, lined with charming cafés and tavernas.

Explore the small island of Kalamos in the southern Ionian. The port is a lovely place to moor, scattered with shops, traditional tavernas, and Greek bars dotted along the harbour and beachfront.

With its strategic location, at the halfway point between the north and south Ionian, Preveza serves as a gateway to some of the Ionian's most enchanting destinations, from the idyllic islands of Paxos and Antipaxos to the rugged coastline of Lefkada. 

Make your way to Parga, famous for its commanding castle perched above the town. This fortress, of Venetian origin has roots dating back to as early as 1337. Situated strategically, the castle divides the town of Parga to the south from the picturesque bay of Valtou to the north, where boats find their moorings.