The Cyclades

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