Boat Trip from Corfu to Sivota with Barbecue on Board, Greece

Duration

7 hours

Language

English

Guests

1-50

A delightful foray to the west coast of mainland Greece from Corfu.

Highlights:

Enjoy an entertaining boat trip from Corfu to mainland Greece
Swim in the famous Blue Lagoon and off Drepanos beach
Visit the fishing village of Sivota and explore it at your own pace
Savour a freshly cooked barbecue lunch on board Captain Theo's boat
Expert boat captain with an unrivalled knowledge of the Corfu coastline

Includes:

Pick up an Drop off
Boat cruise
Barbecue
Drinks

Not Included:

Persnal Expenses
Tips

Please note:

Child price (2-12 yo)-37 USD
Unlimited wine and soft drinks are available only during lunch
Vegetarian options can be arranged
Crew is English-speaking
Not suitable for wheelchairs
Bring bathing gear, sunblock, a towel, a hat
Subject to weather conditions

Skippered by local legend Captain Theo, you'll cruise over to Sivota, enjoying a barbecue on board along the way. Theo, who's been sailing these waters for four decades, says, I love the sound of guests whooping with joy the sound of summer when they jump into the Blue Lagoon for a swim. We then explore Papanikolis sea cave, which is also popular.'

You'll board the boat ready for a picture-perfect journey across the Ionian Sea towards the mainland. And between taking in the scenery of pine-clad islets, you'll cruise into Papanikolis sea cave, where you'll see the sea glittering on the roof. The next stop will be for swimming in the Blue Lagoon. Its fluorescent-turquoise waters look radiant and inviting when contrasted against the tree-topped white headland that shelters the lagoon. Captain Theo will anchor here for 90 minutes, during which time you can swim and feast on an on-board barbecue with free-flowing wine.

After all that fun, Theo will rev up his engine to glide over to the sheltered fishing village of Sivota on the mainland. Laid back and unpretentious, it's where Greeks from a bit inland seek the cool sea breeze during summer. Enjoy an hour to check out the cafés and shops, or maybe amble up to the parish church to admire its frescoed ceiling and gilded icons. On your way back, there'll be one last swimming stop off Drepanos, which is famed for its long beach.