Cave & emerald waters
Our journey will begin from the port; We will sail to Donoussa island at Kedros bay. We will swim and discover under its blue waters a wreck, German warship of the 2nd World War. After Livadi beach, we will swim at Fokiospilia (Seal’s cave): A cave of an extraordinary natural beauty one of the last seals’ resorts that can be accessed only by the sea. We will have lunch at the calm and protected waters of Kalotaritissa beach at a fish tavern. Our next stops, the cave of the Wall with stalactites and the inhabited islet of Makares. We will continue with the wonders of Pano Koufonissi, natural pools, caves, emerald waters and magnificent sandy beaches: Italida, Pori, Gala and Xylobatis. On our way back to the marina of Vlyhada we will not miss to admire the hot spots of Santorini’s caldera: Ammoudi the picturesque port, the volcano and the hot springs, the black, white and red beach.
Beaches √ Scuba √ Antiquities X Religion X Speleo √ Natural wonders √ Walk √ Traditional settlements √
Other nearby interesting places
Heraclea
• St John’s cave: A unique work of nature with rich decoration from stalactites, stalagmites and columns of natural shades. Although it has not been developed, it is the biggest cave in Cyclades and one of the most important in Greece. According to tradition Saint John’s icon was found by a shepherd in the first main room, where the Christian icon stand was built. On august 28th a great Mass takes place where pilgrims from all the islands gather.
• "Bousoules": Indicators of orientation they are scattered around the rocks of the area between Agio Giorgo to Agio Athanasio in the island of Heraclea. Archaeologists are studying them in order to determine their date and exact use
• Alimia: Under its blue waters it hides a German plane of the 2nd World War. The rich sandy beach is ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
Pano Koufonissi
Fishermen feast: On June 24th the captains of the caiques cook for everybody on the pier the traditional cacavia (bouillabaisse-a soup made with different types of fish). A feast follows with traditional music and dance.
Kato Koufonissi
• Paradisos beach
• Rocky remote beach
Schinoussa
• Two caves: Maniatis’ cave and Fishermen’s cave. Both situated near the port.
• Gerolimnionas: White sand with waters in all shades of blue and green. One of the islands best.
Nearby places (Optional)
Full day cruise to Donoussa & Pano Koufonissi approx. 135 NM, 7h45 engine hours, Departure time 8am, Return 8pm
Our journey will begin from the port; We will sail to Donoussa island at Kedros bay. We will swim and discover under its blue waters a wreck, German warship of the 2nd World War. After Livadi beach, we will swim at Fokiospilia (Seal’s cave): A cave of an extraordinary natural beauty one of the last seals’ resorts that can be accessed only by the sea. We will have lunch at the calm and protected waters of Kalotaritissa beach at a fish tavern. Our next stops, the cave of the Wall with stalactites and the inhabited islet of Makares. We will continue with the wonders of Pano Koufonissi, natural pools, caves, emerald waters and magnificent sandy beaches: Italida, Pori, Gala and Xylobatis. On our way back to the marina of Vlyhada we will not miss to admire the hot spots of Santorini’s caldera: Ammoudi the picturesque port, the volcano and the hot springs, the black, white and red beach.
Beaches √ Scuba √ Antiquities X Religion X Speleo √ Natural wonders √ Walk √ Traditional settlements √
Other nearby interesting places
Heraclea
• St John’s cave: A unique work of nature with rich decoration from stalactites, stalagmites and columns of natural shades. Although it has not been developed, it is the biggest cave in Cyclades and one of the most important in Greece. According to tradition Saint John’s icon was found by a shepherd in the first main room, where the Christian icon stand was built. On august 28th a great Mass takes place where pilgrims from all the islands gather.
• "Bousoules": Indicators of orientation they are scattered around the rocks of the area between Agio Giorgo to Agio Athanasio in the island of Heraclea. Archaeologists are studying them in order to determine their date and exact use
• Alimia: Under its blue waters it hides a German plane of the 2nd World War. The rich sandy beach is ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
Pano Koufonissi
Fishermen feast: On June 24th the captains of the caiques cook for everybody on the pier the traditional cacavia (bouillabaisse-a soup made with different types of fish). A feast follows with traditional music and dance.
Kato Koufonissi
• Paradisos beach
• Rocky remote beach
Schinoussa
• Two caves: Maniatis’ cave and Fishermen’s cave. Both situated near the port.
• Gerolimnionas: White sand with waters in all shades of blue and green. One of the islands best.
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| Kedros beach Donoussa |
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| Fokiospilia Donoussa |
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| Kalotaritissa beach Donoussa |
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| Rocks Donoussa |
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| Makares |
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| Xylompatis Pano Koufonissi |
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| Xylompatis Pano Koufonissi |
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| Gala beach Pano Koufonissi |
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| Gala beach Pano Koufonissi |
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| Natural Pool Pano Koufonissi |
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| Natural Pool Pano Koufonissi |
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| Pori beach Pano Koufonissi |
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| Pori beach Pano Koufonissi |
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| Geranos (Italidaki) beach Pano Koufonissi |
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| Port Pano Koufonissi |
Nearby places (Optional)
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| St John's cave Heraklea |
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| St John's cave Heraklea |
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| German plane of the 2nd World War Heraklea |
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| German plane of the 2nd World War Heraklea |
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| Paradisos beach Kato koufonissi |
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| Rocks Kato koufonissi |
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| Rocks Kato koufonissi |
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| Psilli Ammos beach Schinoussa |
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| Psilli Ammos beach Schinoussa |
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| Glaronissi |
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| Aghios Georgios port and beach Heraclea |
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| Alimia beach Heraclea |
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| Ammoudi tou Meriha beach Heraclea |
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| Karvounolakos beach Heraclea |
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| Livadi beach Heraclea |
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| Sea caves beach Heraclea |
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| Sea caves beach Heraclea |
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| Aligaria beach Schinoussa |
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| Livadi beach Schinoussa |
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| Port and beach Schinoussa |
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| Sifneika bay Schinoussa |
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| Tsigouri beach Schinoussa |
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| Nero Beach, Kato Koufonissi |
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| Nero Beach, Kato Koufonissi |
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