Greece
Ionian Islands
An Ionian charter links the Venetian old town of Corfu, the turquoise sea-caves of Paxos and Antipaxos, the white-pebble beaches of Kefalonia and the quiet harbours of Ithaca — the legendary home of Odysseus. Calm water and short distances make it ideal for families, first-timers and relaxed weeks under sail.
Most Ionian charters start from Corfu (Gouvia Marina) or Lefkada, both with easy airport links.
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Bays and anchorages within Ionian Islands.
Gouvia Marina
Gouvia Marina is the premier gateway for a yacht charter in the Ionian Sea, on the east coast of Corfu. Built on the site of an ancient Venetian shipyard, this modern marina combin...
Kassiopi
Kassiopi is an upscale and historic harbor village on the northeast coast of Corfu, dominated by the ruins of a Byzantine castle. A stop here allows sailors to enjoy pebble beaches...
Gaios
Gaios is the main port and charming center of Paxos island, offering a unique sanctuary accessed through a narrow channel. With colorful buildings reflecting Venetian architecture,...
Antipaxos
Antipaxos is one of the purest and most enchanting stops in the Ionian Sea, located just south of Paxos. Famous for world-renowned beaches like Voutoumi and Vrika, its crystal-clea...
Fiscardo
Fiscardo is the crown jewel of northern Kefalonia, the only village largely untouched by the 1953 earthquake, preserving its Venetian elegance with colorful mansions and a vibrant...
Ithaca
Ithaca is the legendary home of Odysseus, characterized by lush green landscapes that plunge into deep turquoise waters. Sailors can explore charming harbors like Vathy and hidden...
Frikes
Frikes is a charming traditional fishing village on the northern coast of Ithaca, guarded by two historic windmills at the entrance of the bay. This cozy harbor provides sheltered...