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The Essence of the Aegean
Day 1 (Saturday): Kos-Rhodes
Afternoon embarkation in port 15:00 to 16:30 hours. At 17:00 hours we sail for Rhodes. In the evening, we reach the quaint port of Rhodes with its typical architecture and lively atmosphere.
Day 2 (Sunday): Bodrum/Turkey-Kos
We leave Rhodes in the early hours to sail to Bodrum. Today, we reach Bodrum, known in the Antiquity as Halicarnassus, the capital city of Caria Kingdom. Herodotus, the father of History, was born here. Centuries later the Knight of St. John took over the city and built St. Peter's Castle. Our optional excursion includes the Halicarnassus site, the castle and the Mausoleum, once one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Day 3 (Monday): Nisyros/Greece
In the morning we will stop at an island for a short swim stop (weather permitting). Mid day, we arrive at magnificent Nisyros, the Island of volcano.
Day 4 (Tuesday): Nisyros/Greece - Rhodes/Greece
Time for an optional morning half day excursion and day at leisure to visit a local beach and volcano. In the afternoon we leave for Rhodes. This evening we reach Rhodes, the city famous for its amazing fortified Old City, one of the best preserved medieval settlements in Europe. Overnight in Rhodos port.
Day 5 (Wednesday): Rhodes
Optional excursion morning full day excursion and disembarkation 9:00-10:00
IMPORTANT NOTES:
The cruise rate includes: Cabin accommodation in the category booked, free transfer from/to airport, welcome drink, free wine for all trip, a barbeque lunch, snack, snorkeling, and fishing.
The cruise rate does not include: Shore excursions, gratuities, and personal expenses.
Sailing through Hellenic History
Day 1: Lavrio – Hydra Island
It is one of the most popular and cosmopolitan points in Greece. The island received thousands of tourists every year due to its proximity to Athens and its uniqueness. The town of Hydra has a character all its own. Bars, clubs, cafeterias, and shops. Cars are not allowed in the city of Hydra; small donkeys do all the job. Transport of passengers and luggages. Molos, Bisti, Ag. Nikolaos and Limioniza are great places for swimming.
Day 2: Hydra-Nafplio
In ancient times, Nafplio was considered the center of Greece. In the town, there are nice small alleys, great tourist shops, neoclassic houses, Turkish fountains, the Constitution Square with numerous outdoor café shops… it is just marvelous. The castle of Palamidi with the 857 steps up the hill is a place to visit. You can make all the steps or go around the mountain by car and enter the castle. From the top of the mountain, you can see the fantastic view of the whole city of Nafplion. Acronafplia is a long walking street along the sea coast that you can take and relax and enjoy the view.
Day 3: Nafplio-Spetses
Spetses is a beautiful island that is very unique. The capital of the island is a real architectural beauty with neoclassical houses and many narrow stone paved alleys. Spetses has been inhabited since Early Bronze Age.
This island played an important role in the Greek history. Many picturesque views, shops, taverns, cafeterias, and great local meals.
Day 4: Spetses-Poros Island
Poros is a green island with beautiful coast lines. At the center of the town worth visiting is the Archaeological Museum and the island’s trademark, the Clock Tower. Do visit the famous lemon forest, which stands opposite on the coast of the Peloponnese and the Temple of Poseidon. In the port of the island, there are numerous cafeterias, restaurants, and tourist shops.
Day 5: Poros-Athens
The capital of Greece. Within the sprawling city of Athens, it is easy to imagine the golden age of Greece when Pericles had the Parthenon (the most eminent monument of the ancient Greek architecture) built. Athens is built around the Acropolis and the pinnacled crag of Mt. Lycabettus, which the goddess Athena was said to have dropped from the heavens as a bulwark to defend the city. The suburbs have covered the barren plain in all directions, and the city is packed with lively taverns and bustling shops.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
The cruise rate includes: Cabin accommodation in the category booked, free transfer from/to airport, welcome drink, free wine for all trip, a barbeque lunch, snack, snorkeling, and fishing.
The cruise rate does not include: Shore excursions, gratuities, and personal expenses.
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DELFIOS II Crew Profile
DELFIOS II Specifications
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DELFIOS II Specifications
| LENGTH | 54ft (16.5m) | BEAM | 16ft (4.9m) | DRAFT | 7ft 6in (2.3m) |
| YEAR BUILT | 2001 | BUILDER | DESIGNER | ||
| GUESTS | 12 | CREW | REFIT | ||
| SPEED | 10kts | STABILISERS | None | FLAG | |
| ENGINES | Yanmar 140hp |
DELFIOS II Accommodations
DELFIOS II can accommodate 12 guests in 5 cabins.
The Master cabin has a double bed, shower and toilet.
2 Forward cabins have a double bed, a single bed, shower and toilet.
A Forward cabin has a twin bed, shower and toilet.
A Aft cabin has a double bed, shower and toilet.
DELFIOS II
is fully air conditioned through out.
This is a non-smoking vessel.
DELFIOS II´s crew has a separate heads and shower.
Guests are not allowed to bring pets onboard.
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