1st day: Rhodes  – Symi
Embarkation from Rhodes at 5 pm. Briefing about program, the safety equipment and the facilities of the yacht. Departure to the harbor of Symi.

2nd day: Symi  – Nisyros
Departure in direction to NIsyros, which is a small volcanic island, 41 square kilometres in area, situated between Kos and Tilos. Discover the Castle of Spiliani, the villages and pebbled beaches, as well as the thermal springs of the island on a journey full of blue and white. The beaches on Nisyros are both pebbled and sandy and can be characterized as really attractive. The very clean water of the Aegean Sea and the nice surroundings make the ideal spots for relaxing swimming.

3rd day: Nisyros  – Kalymnos
Departure in direction to Kalymnos. Kalymnos is widely known as the spongefishers' island, since such a large portion of the population is engaged in this ancient occupation.  Kalymnos has many lovely beaches, like Massouri, Mirties, Arginondas and Emborios along west coast and Vlyhadia in the south. Near Panormos, a pretty village 5 km from Pothia, you will find the beaches of Kantouni, Linaria and Platis Gialos.

4th day:  Kalymnos - Lipsi
Departure in direction to Lipsi. Lipsi is a tiny island covered with white washed houses and little churches with blue domes. It is an island where cars are almost non-existent and where most of the local life takes place at the island's port. Lipsi is a very beautiful and authentic island of the Dodecanese where during the day you can watch the fishermen beat octopuses on the quays that will be served later that night in one of the many cafes set on the tiny port.

5th day: Lipsi - Patmos
Departure in direction to Patmos.  Patmos has a strong religious past because it is where Saint John the Divine had its revelation and wrote the Apocalypse. Patmos used to be an important place of pilgrimage and belonged to the Church. This Greek island has many beauties to offer to visitors. Patmos has four large bays and several small ones. Its lace-like coasts, the pebbly and the sandy beaches will definately reward those who decide to visit them. The well-organized beach of Kambos with its crystal-clear cool waters and the watersport facilities; the pebbly beach of Vagia on the north-east coast; the Didymes -or twin- beaches; Lambi beach with its pebbles of unique beauty are only some examples of the wide variety of beaches Patmos has to offer.

6th day: Patmos - Arki - Marathi
Departure in direction to Arki and Marathi the two small Islands. Arki is an island at the east of Patmos in the Dodecanese group, between Patmos and Agathonissi .On the largest of these islands (7 km2) about 50 people live and some more live on the nearby smaller island of Marathi. On the island except from peace and quiet there are also a couple of nice beaches, all within walking distance. Tiganakia in the south of the island is the most beautiful beach of them all. It is situated in a sheltered bay and surrounded by rocks. Other beaches are Limnari, Padelia and Kapsaliasmenos which are in the east of the island Even smaller than Arki island is the closeby island of Marathi.There is a good beach on the island. This beach is situated in a large and shertered bay. You migh want to walk and wonder around Marathi in which case you will find a couple of coves / cliffs on the other side of the island

7th day:  Arki – Marathi - Samos
Departure in direction to Samos. The island of Samos is famous in Greece for its beautiful beaches with their white sand and crystalline waters. Many of those idyllic beaches are now touristy places proposing all kinds of facilities as well .