Schinoussa from Paros | Private 8-hour yacht experience with Baia 63 Azzurra

Cruise from Parikia, Paros, for an unforgettable yacht cruise to the serene island of Schinoussa, a hidden gem in the Cyclades. This journey blends tranquil beaches, crystal-clear waters, and the relaxed charm of South Naxos and Schinoussa, offering the perfect escape. Your adventure begins with a swim stop at Kalantos Beach on Naxos’ southern coast. Surrounded by rugged landscapes and vibrant turquoise waters, this secluded spot is ideal for a refreshing swim or simply soaking in the beauty of the Aegean. Whether you dive into the sea or unwind on board, Kalantos sets the stage for a peaceful and scenic experience.

Explore aboard the Baia 63 Azzurra, a sleek and high-performance yacht designed for those who seek the thrill of open sea cruising. With her elegant Italian lines and open-plan layout, she offers generous sunbeds, expansive lounge areas, and a stand-up bar, perfect for relaxing with family or friends. Her smooth handling and cruising capabilities at 30 knots (up to 45 knots at full throttle) ensure an exhilarating ride along the Greek coastline. The yacht accommodates up to 12 guests for day trips, with three stylishly appointed cabins featuring en suite facilities, comfortably hosting 6 guests overnight. A dedicated crew of 2 provides personalized service throughout your journey, ensuring an exceptional yachting experience.

Next, cruise to Schinoussa, the “Island of the Sun,” and stop for lunch at Nikolas of Schinousa, a charming taverna offering fresh seafood and locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy traditional dishes that highlight the flavors of the Small Cyclades, all while relaxing in the island's tranquil ambiance, with stunning views of the surrounding coastline. As the day winds down, your yacht cruises back to Parikia, leaving you with memories of the serene beauty and charm of Schinoussa and South Naxos. This itinerary is perfect for those seeking relaxation, natural beauty, and a taste of the Cyclades’ timeless allure.