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Mediterranean Sea Charter Itinerary

Charter Vessel and Submersibles Itinerary

Mediterranean Sea

Exploring the Mediterranean Sea aboard a mega yacht offers a diverse range of adventures and experiences. Our itinerary will take you to some of the most stunning and unique destinations in the Mediterranean, both above and below the water’s surface.

Vessel Expedition Itinerary:

Day 1: Departure from Athens, Greece

  • Guests board the luxury mega yacht in Athens, Greece.
  • Welcome reception and expedition briefing.
  • Departure for Santorini.

Day 2-3: Santorini, Greece

  • Explore the stunning cliffs, clear waters, and whitewashed villages of Santorini.
  • Enjoy scuba diving in volcanic waters and explore sea caves.
  • Evening cruise for a breathtaking view of the famous Santorini sunset.

Day 4-5: Amalfi Coast, Italy

  • Discover the rugged cliffs, quaint villages, and turquoise waters of the Amalfi Coast.
  • Opportunities for snorkeling, scuba diving, and exploring sea grottoes.
  • Visit unique rock formations along the coast.

Day 6-7: Ibiza, Spain

  • Experience the nightlife of Ibiza.
  • Enjoy water sports including parasailing, kitesurfing, and flyboarding.
  • Explore the crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life.

Day 8-9: Malta

  • Dive to shipwrecks and underwater caves in the Maltese archipelago.
  • Explore the Blue Grotto by kayak or boat.
  • Immerse in the history and culture of Malta.

Day 10-11: Sardinia, Italy

  • Relax on white sandy beaches and explore hidden coves.
  • Ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving.
  • Discover historic shipwrecks in the surrounding waters.

Day 12-13: Cala Macarelleta, Menorca, Spain

  • Enjoy the tranquility of this stunning cove with turquoise waters and white-sand beaches.
  • Engage in sailing and other water activities in the serene environment.

Day 14-16: Coast of Turkey

  • Sail along the Turkish coast to discover ancient cities, hidden coves, and dramatic landscapes.
  • Enjoy paddle surfing and kayaking in remote bays.

Day 17-19: Aeolian Islands, Italy

  • Explore the volcanic islands, including craters, hot springs, and sea caves.
  • Witness the volcanic activity of Stromboli from the sea.
  • Enjoy unique sailing experiences.

Day 20-21: Crete, Greece

  • Discover the beautiful beaches of Crete.
  • Try windsurfing and kiteboarding at Elafonissi Beach with its famous pink sand and shallow water.

Day 22-24: Montenegro

  • Explore the impressive landscapes of the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro.
  • Visit medieval villages, go sea kayaking, and hike the surrounding hills.
  • Farewell dinner and recap of the expedition’s highlights.

Day 25: Return to Athens, Greece

  • Conclude the mega yacht expedition.
  • Disembarkation in Athens.

Submersibles Expedition Itinerary:

Note: Submersible expeditions are available at select locations based on guest preferences and safety considerations.

Days 1-3: Santorini, Greece

  • Dive into the volcanic waters of Santorini for unique underwater exploration.
  • Visit sea caves and observe marine life in the crystal-clear Mediterranean.

Days 4-6: Amalfi Coast, Italy

  • Explore underwater grottoes and formations along the Amalfi Coast.
  • Enjoy snorkeling and scuba diving in this picturesque setting.

Days 7-9: Malta

  • Dive to shipwrecks and underwater caves in the Maltese archipelago.
  • Conduct scientific research on marine life and underwater geological features.

Days 10-12: Sardinia, Italy

  • Dive to discover historic shipwrecks in the waters surrounding Sardinia.
  • Observe marine life and underwater landscapes unique to the Mediterranean.

Days 13-15: Aeolian Islands, Italy

  • Explore underwater craters, hot springs, and volcanic formations.
  • Conduct scientific research on volcanic activity in the region.

Day 16: Return to Athens, Greece

  • Conclude submersible expeditions.
  • Debriefing on research findings and underwater experiences.
  • Disembarkation from the submersibles and departure from Athens.

Please note that submersible expeditions may be subject to adjustments based on guest preferences and safety considerations. Safety remains our top priority for all participants in these unique and unforgettable experiences in the Mediterranean.

 

 

 

 

In the Mediterranean Sea, there are several exclusive, extremely popular marinas catering to yacht owners and rich people looking for a luxurious environment and high-quality services.

  1. Puerto Banu’s, Marbella, Spain:

Situated on the Costa del Sol, Puerto Banús is known for its upscale atmosphere and vibrant nightlife. Often visited by celebrities and the well-heeled, it offers renowned designer shops, high-end restaurants, and an abundance of yachting facilities.

  1. Puerto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy: This exclusive marina on Sardinia’s northeast coast is renowned as a meeting place for the international elite. It offers beautiful beaches, exclusive clubs, and high-level yacht events.
  2. Puerto Portals, Mallorca, Spain: Located on the island of Mallorca, this port is known for its chic atmosphere and lively social scene. It offers a wide range of designer shops, gourmet restaurants and yachting events.
  3. Monaco: Monaco Yacht Club Marina This marina is famous for being home to some of most luxurious mega yachts in the world. Known for the Monaco Grand Prix and Monte Carlo Casino, Monaco attracts a wealthy clientele and offers high-end yachting services.

(https://yacht-club-monaco.mc/en/ycm-marina-en/)

  1. Port of Ibiza, Spain: In addition to being a popular party destination, the port of Ibiza has an exclusive section that attracts luxury yacht owners. The island offers a mix of nightlife and natural beauty. (https://www.charteralia.com/en/ports-for-mega-yachts-in-ibiza/)

Ibiza Magna Located at the foot of Dalt Vila, the historic town center, this marina is the ideal starting point for cruises and a convenient spot for mooring yachts. The well-equipped docks offer space for 85 boats up to 60 meters in length and the marina offers all modern conveniences including bilge aspiration, waste collection, electricity, drinking water, fire protection and wi-fi. Located in one of the most beautiful spots on the island, it is close to many of the most alluring attractions in the area.

(https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/introducing-newest-super-yacht-marina-ibiza-joan-plana-palao/)

Sovren Marina Ibiza: Sovren Marina is another of the best. It has 16 berths for superyachts and a professional team is available for yacht management, charter and brokerage of the world-class yachts that moor here. Located in the heart of Ibiza Town, it just opened in time for the 2017 season – reflecting the growing demand for larger superyacht berths in the region.

  1. Puerto Vecchio, Sardinia, Italy: Another destination in Sardinia, Puerto Vecchio is a luxury marina offering beautiful beaches and a sophisticated atmosphere.
  2. Saint-Tropez, France: This iconic destination on the French Riviera is famous for its crystal-clear waters, lively nightlife, and chic atmosphere. It attracts celebrities and mega yacht owners from all over the world. (https://www.seesainttropez.com/marinas/guide/a-guide-to-marinas-and-moorings-in-693463)
  3. Antibes, France: Located on the Côte d’Azur, Antibes is known for its exclusive marina and historic charm. It offers luxury amenities and access to beautiful beaches.

ANTIBES BILLONAIRES QUAY: The BILLIONAIRES’ QUAY also known as the “IYCA,” currently stretches 650 meters out into the sea and is the main breakwater of the entire port Vauban of Antibes. It has 19 berths for yachts up to 90 m in length, including two larger berths for 150 m and 165 m Mega yachts. The leaseholds giving the right to use the berths located on this famous quay sell for record figures and they are extremely limited and highly demanded.

The berth owners of the BILLIONAIRES’ QUAY in Antibes are among the wealthiest individuals on the planet, and their Mega yachts, the most stunning. Though this quay was an ambitious project in its early days, this section of the port is nowadays also subject to overwhelming demand. (https://alliedyachting.com/berths/billionaires-quay-antibes-france/)

  1. Porto Montenegro, Tivat, Montenegro: This modern marina on the Adriatic is known for its elegance and luxury. It offers a wide range of services for yachts, as well as designer shops and high-quality restaurants. (https://www.portomontenegro.com/)
  2. Palma de Mallorca, Spain: Port of Palma is one of the largest and most exclusive in the Mediterranean. Situated on the Majorca Island, it offers a blend of natural beauty, impressive architecture, and luxurious amenities.
  3. Gocek, Turkey: Gocek is a sleepy seaside town on the Turkish coast that has become a popular destination for luxury yachts. Its beautiful bays and crystal-clear waters attract lovers of sailing.
  4. Bodrum, Turkey: Another Turkish port that has gained popularity among yacht owners is Bodrum. With its rich history and sophisticated atmosphere, it is an enchanting destination for those seeking a luxurious experience.
  5. Kotor, Montenegro: Kotor is a picturesque location in the Bay of Kotor, known for its stunning mountain scenery and historic atmosphere. The port attracts luxury yachts and offers a unique experience in the region.
  6. Porto Ercole, Italy: Located on the Tuscan coast, this port is known for its Mediterranean charm and crystal-clear waters. It is a relaxed and elegant destination for yacht owners.
  7. Dubrovnik, Croatia: In addition to being a historical gem, Dubrovnik boasts an exclusive marina that attracts yacht owners who want to explore the Adriatic coast and soak up the rich local culture.
  8. Mykonos, Greece: Although best known for its lively nightlife, Mykonos also has a marina that welcomes luxury yachts. The island combines natural beauty with modern sophistication.
  9. Portofino, Italy: This small port on the Italian Riviera is known for its quaint charm and upscale vibe. It is a popular place for luxury yachts who want to enjoy the beauty of the Italian coast.

Marina di Portofino, the most famous harbour in the world and a symbol of beauty and exclusivity, is nestled in the ancient fishing village heaving with history. Today, Portofino is one of the chicest, trendiest, and most romantic tourist destinations of the Italian Riviera (or Liguria).

Founded under the Roman Empire and named “Portus Delphini” after the dolphins that inhabited the coast, the small seaside town of Portofino, nestled in the heart of a natural park of the same name, is the most prized destination in the world for luxury yachting. Marina di Portofino is actually a natural harbour with spectacular scenery. From the promontory, the view of the marina and the city is exceptional. But Portofino reserves many other pleasures for its visitors, like strolls in between its houses with coloured facades, or the exploration of the crystalline depths of its marine reserve. (https://alliedyachting.com/berths/marina-di-portofino-italy/)

  1. Corinth Canal, Greece:

The Corinth Canal is an artificial waterway that connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Aegean Sea, through the Peloponnese peninsula in Greece. It provides an important shortcut for shipping traffic between the Ionian Sea and the Aegean Sea, avoiding the need to navigate around the peninsula.

Description: The Corinth Canal is a human construction consisting of a channel dug into the earth, creating a waterway that connects the two seas. It was built to facilitate trade and navigation and has become an outstanding feat of engineering.

Length: The canal is approximately 6.3 kilometers (3.9 miles) long, and its width varies between 21 and 25 meters (69 to 82 feet). The depth also varies but is usually enough to accommodate medium-sized boats.

Corinth Canal connects the Gulf of Corinth, located in the northwest, with the Gulf of Saronic, in the southeast.

Extreme northwest: Canal begins near the city of Isthmia, on the coast of Gulf of Corinth, which is located in the northern part of the Peloponnese peninsula.

Southeast end: The canal ends near the city of Poseidonia (formerly known as Calauria), on the coast of Saronic Gulf, which is located in southern part of the Peloponnese peninsula.

(https://www.greece-is.com/the-power-of-vision/)

(https://news.gtp.gr/2022/08/05/vessels-from-45-countries-cross-greeces-corinth-canal-in-july/)

  1. CANARIAS ISLANDS

The Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago located off the northwest coast of Africa, are a popular destination for luxury yacht expeditions due to their stunning landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and pleasant climate. Mega yachts (large, luxurious vessels) offer a comfortable, lavish way to explore the islands and their surroundings.

Activities: Yacht expeditions in the Canary Islands offer a wide range of activities. You can enjoy water sports (snorkeling, scuba diving, jet skiing, and paddleboarding). On land, you might explore the islands’ natural beauty, visit local villages, go hiking, or enjoy shopping and nightlife.

Local Cuisine: The Canary Islands offer a unique culinary experience that blends Spanish and African influences. On board chefs can prepare gourmet meals using locally sourced ingredients, ensuring you a taste of the region’s flavors.

Wildlife and Nature: The Canary Islands are known for their diverse ecosystems, including volcanic landscapes, lush forests, and beautiful beaches. You might witness marine life, including dolphins and whales, during your expedition.

Weather: The Canary Islands enjoy a mild and temperate climate throughout the year, making them a suitable destination for yacht expeditions at any time. But weather conditions vary, so it’s important to check the best times to visit.