You are onboard the PRINCE to be treated royally. Be prepared for warm emerald seas, sunshine at its best, blue cloudless sky, magnificent landscapes and starlit nights.

You get that feeling of being in a luxurious moving hotel, which takes you to secluded bays with turquoise waters and offers exciting visits to the villages.

You sit back, relax and enjoy a completely carefree holiday. The captain and cook/hostess take care of all the practical issues. Every day.

When you arrive onboard the PRINCE, you will be warmly welcomed by the captain and the whole crew. A first brief about the trip/itinerary will be provided. We are open to any slight changes on plans as -speaking by experience- during your cruise you might get new ideas along the way. PRINCE is always open to offer you that freedom and exploration feeling, tailored to your needs.

A typical day starts in the docking/anchored location where you spent the previous night.

Enriched breakfast is served on deck and you can take your time waking up the village or you can go sightseeing, wonder around the surrounding countryside, or just go shopping.

It’s now time for cruising, swimming and discuss about where you would like to be for the night.

We drop anchor for snorkeling and exploring the magic of the underwater world, go to the beach, lie on the soft mattresses on the teak deck for sunbathing or relax in the shade and enjoy your cocktail.

Kids love our Greek Island cruises onboard the PRINCE. They keep playing for hours in the water or at the beach making huge castles with the golden sand.

Noontime and it’s time for lunch to be served onboard. Chef prepares everything fresh and always focuses on the local products for you to taste the real thing! You definitely will go wow with our authentic Greek dishes which are to be accompanied by the finest traditional spirits & organic wines.

During the afternoon, we definitely discuss the options for our next adventurous day.

It’s late in the afternoon and a good time to weigh anchor and go for the next picturesque little village on another island. We’ll be there in a couple of hours which will give you time to explore the place and experience the local culture. Later you can head for dinner to one of the restaurants (we will suggest you the best ones) or return to the PRINCE for some fine dining with candles and music of your choice.

You will find lovely villages and little towns with beautiful architecture, ancient sites, pine forests reaching all the way down to the sea, beautiful secluded bays for our swim stops and very nice weather conditions throughout the year.

The distances between the islands are quite small, which makes them ideal for exploring many places in a limited period of time.

Visit Aegina, Poros, Hydra, Spetses, Vathi on the Methana peninsula and Palea Epidavros with the famous ancient theatre which is a world heritage site, Angistri and even Nafplio and medieval Monemvasia at the south.

Being one of the most idyllic cruising areas in the whole Mediterranean, Ionian sea is located at the western side of mainland Greece and it stretches all the way from Corfu in the north to Zante in the south.

Indulge into the lush vegetation (olive groves, vineyards, fruit trees, pine forests) and the mountainous terrain.
Have the most turquoise waters ever seen and that spectacular countryside set as your photo background. Make your friends jealous.

Besides the well known islands (Corfu and Zante), the rest ones are considered to be off the beaten track. With no big ports and no airports, the best way to explore them is by yacht!

Archaeologists have discovered mostly objects and smaller buildings in the greater area. Ithaca is considered home of Homer’s Odysseus and it is one of the destinations the PRINCE loves to visit for having a cozy, cosmopolitan atmosphere all around it.

You may consider an itinerary focused either on central Ionian Islands (Lefkas, Ithaca, Kefalonia, Meganisi, Kalamos, Kastos, Atokos, Arkoudi, Skorpios) where you could also include the Southern Zante island and combine it with a visit at ancient Olympia or just head North to the Northern Ionian Islands (Corfu, Paxi, Antipaxi). A minimum of 10 days is recommended for an unforgettable cruising experience at the Ionian sea.

A suggested itinerary onboard the PRINCE involves crossing the Corinthian Canal which is a magnificent sight, stopping at Galaxidi for visiting the ancient site of Delphi, exploring the Trizonia tiny island, passing under the longest suspended bridge in Europe, setting our course for Ithaca, mooring at Vathi, crusing north in for a few hours at Atokos (one of the uninhabited islands), reaching Kalamos, then visiting the olive-covered island of Meganisi followed by the Aristotle Onassis’ private island Scorpios and ending at Lefkas.