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Spend a week on a private 17-metre Jeanneau in the Cyclades with a chef, skipper and a maximum of four guests. Sail between secluded bays and lively island towns while enjoying snorkeling, SUP and personalized meals.
Spend a week on a private 17-metre Jeanneau in the Cyclades with a chef, skipper and a maximum of four guests. Sail between secluded bays and lively island towns while enjoying snorkeling, SUP and personalized meals.
Morning light slices across deep-blue water as the Jeanneau 54 slips from Lavrio, engine soft, sails rising to catch the Meltemi’s edge. Onboard, four guests spread out between two large double cabins while the hostess lays out croissants and coffee; the skipper charts a week of islands, bays and quiet harbors where the sea nudges you toward a still beach and a glass of white wine.
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Operated by Deepblusailing ⭐︎ Profondomare · Lavrio, Attica
Morning light slices across deep-blue water as the Jeanneau 54 slips from Lavrio, engine soft, sails rising to catch the Meltemi’s edge. Onboard, four guests spread out between two large double cabins while the hostess lays out croissants and coffee; the skipper charts a week of islands, bays and quiet harbors where the sea nudges you toward a still beach and a glass of white wine.
This itinerary threads through the Cyclades — islands shaped by volcanic uplift and wind-blown limestone, where classical ruins meet whitewashed villages. Many ports were once trading crossroads for Venetian and Ottoman fleets; today mariners drop anchor near amphitheaters and small chapels, and tavernas serve freshly caught fish and locally pressed olive oil. Snorkel through Posidonia meadows, SUP off sheltered coves, or step ashore to explore cobbled lanes carved into volcanic slopes.
Practical notes: the yacht is a 17-metre Jeanneau 54 DS with generator and air conditioning, accommodating only four guests in two en-suite cabins for true privacy. Weeklong trips (about 8 days) include snorkeling gear, SUPs, a dinghy, and the option of sailing or cooking lessons from experienced crew. Expect calm-to-moderate sea conditions; some overnight passages and dockings at busy summer marinas are possible.
Pack light, bring reef-safe sunscreen, and plan flexible arrival logistics (Lavrio is ~1 hour from Athens). If you want quieter anchorages, choose shoulder-season dates and let the skipper tailor a route that balances sailing legs with long swims and island tavernas.
easy.
8 days.
Suitable for most fitness levels; guests should be comfortable boarding from dinghies, moving on deck, and swimming short distances.
The yacht accommodates a maximum of four guests, spread across two double cabins with private bathrooms.
A hostess/chef prepares breakfast and many lunches; meals are typically based on fresh local produce and seafood, with some evenings ashore optional.
No prior sailing experience is required — the skipper handles navigation, though optional sailing lessons can be arranged.
Many itineraries depart from Lavrio (about 1 hour by road from Athens) or can start from island ports like Ios, Kos or Lefkas depending on the selected route.
The Cyclades carry traces of Bronze Age settlements and later Venetian and Ottoman maritime trade; many islands preserve ancient ruins, Byzantine chapels, and maritime traditions.
Respect Posidonia seagrass by anchoring in designated spots or using mooring buoys where available; choose reef-safe sunscreens and minimize single-use plastics onboard.
Deepblusailing ⭐︎ Profondomare operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light slices across deep-blue water as the Jeanneau 54 slips from Lavrio, engine soft, sails rising to catch the Meltemi’s edge. Onboard, four guests spread out between two large double cabins while the hostess lays out croissants and coffee; the skipper charts a week of islands, bays and quiet harbors where the sea nudges you toward a still beach and a glass of white wine.
Morning light slices across deep-blue water as the Jeanneau 54 slips from Lavrio, engine soft, sails rising to catch the Meltemi’s edge. Onboard, four guests spread out between two large double cabins while the hostess lays out croissants and coffee; the skipper charts a week of islands, bays and quiet harbors where the sea nudges you toward a still beach and a glass of white wine.
This itinerary threads through the Cyclades — islands shaped by volcanic uplift and wind-blown limestone, where classical ruins meet whitewashed villages. Many ports were once trading crossroads for Venetian and Ottoman fleets; today mariners drop anchor near amphitheaters and small chapels, and tavernas serve freshly caught fish and locally pressed olive oil. Snorkel through Posidonia meadows, SUP off sheltered coves, or step ashore to explore cobbled lanes carved into volcanic slopes.
Practical notes: the yacht is a 17-metre Jeanneau 54 DS with generator and air conditioning, accommodating only four guests in two en-suite cabins for true privacy. Weeklong trips (about 8 days) include snorkeling gear, SUPs, a dinghy, and the option of sailing or cooking lessons from experienced crew. Expect calm-to-moderate sea conditions; some overnight passages and dockings at busy summer marinas are possible.
Pack light, bring reef-safe sunscreen, and plan flexible arrival logistics (Lavrio is ~1 hour from Athens). If you want quieter anchorages, choose shoulder-season dates and let the skipper tailor a route that balances sailing legs with long swims and island tavernas.