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Spend a private day on a Lagoon catamaran exploring Corfu’s northeastern bays—snorkel clear waters, relax on pebble beaches, and enjoy lunch at Agni’s waterfront tavernas. This full-day charter blends comfortable onboard amenities with flexible stops for swimming and water toys.
Spend a private day on a Lagoon catamaran exploring Corfu’s northeastern bays—snorkel clear waters, relax on pebble beaches, and enjoy lunch at Agni’s waterfront tavernas. This full-day charter blends comfortable onboard amenities with flexible stops for swimming and water toys.
You step from the harbor onto a wide Lagoon deck and the Ionian opens up—turquoise water lapping the hull, limestone coves folding into shaded gullies, and a small flotilla of pebble beaches waiting like private postcards. The engine hums low as the crew sets a relaxed pace: a few snorkeling stops, a long swim at a sheltered bay, and a lunch break in Agni’s tiny harbor where tavernas sit at the water’s edge.
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Operated by AllinBlusive Corfu · Corfu, Ionian Islands
You step from the harbor onto a wide Lagoon deck and the Ionian opens up—turquoise water lapping the hull, limestone coves folding into shaded gullies, and a small flotilla of pebble beaches waiting like private postcards. The engine hums low as the crew sets a relaxed pace: a few snorkeling stops, a long swim at a sheltered bay, and a lunch break in Agni’s tiny harbor where tavernas sit at the water’s edge.
Geology here is blunt and readable—limestone cliffs scoured by wind and wave, terraces holding century-old olive trees, and seabeds that fall away into rich blue. Culture is equally direct: family-run tavernas, fishermen mending nets, and an island rhythm that favors slow afternoons and fresh seafood. The cruise stitches these elements together, giving a compact view of northeastern Corfu’s landscape and coastal life.
Onboard you’ll find practical comforts—restroom, Wi‑Fi, snacks, bottled water, and a spread of drinks. Water toys include SUPs, snorkeling gear, and a seabob for wildlife-orientated play. It’s private, so itineraries flex for guests: longer swims, extra photo stops, or a quiet cove to drop anchor and relax.
Plan for sun and salt: reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for pebble beaches, a light wind layer for open-deck legs, and motion-sickness precaution if you’re sensitive. Summer fills quickly—book early for preferred dates. The operator’s cancellation window is 24 hours; in rough weather the route may change or the trip postponed for safety.
easy.
8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels—ability to climb onboard and swim from a dinghy or ladder recommended
Yes—lunch is included and typically taken at Agni Beach where you can dine ashore at a waterfront taverna; specific menu options may vary.
Yes—stand‑up paddleboards, snorkeling equipment, and a seabob/floatation toys are available for guests to use during stops.
For a full refund cancel at least 24 hours before departure; the operator may postpone or change the route for unsafe weather conditions.
Yes—this private cruise accommodates families; infants must sit on an adult’s lap and the vessel has onboard restrooms and shaded areas.
Northeastern Corfu’s coves historically served as small fishing harbors and waypoints for Venetian and Ottoman coastal routes; many nearby villages retain traditional stone houses and family tavernas.
Visitors are encouraged to use reef‑safe sunscreen, avoid anchoring on seagrass meadows, and carry out any waste—local operators follow rules to protect Posidonia beds and coastal ecosystems.
AllinBlusive Corfu operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step from the harbor onto a wide Lagoon deck and the Ionian opens up—turquoise water lapping the hull, limestone coves folding into shaded gullies, and a small flotilla of pebble beaches waiting like private postcards. The engine hums low as the crew sets a relaxed pace: a few snorkeling stops, a long swim at a sheltered bay, and a lunch break in Agni’s tiny harbor where tavernas sit at the water’s edge.
You step from the harbor onto a wide Lagoon deck and the Ionian opens up—turquoise water lapping the hull, limestone coves folding into shaded gullies, and a small flotilla of pebble beaches waiting like private postcards. The engine hums low as the crew sets a relaxed pace: a few snorkeling stops, a long swim at a sheltered bay, and a lunch break in Agni’s tiny harbor where tavernas sit at the water’s edge.
Geology here is blunt and readable—limestone cliffs scoured by wind and wave, terraces holding century-old olive trees, and seabeds that fall away into rich blue. Culture is equally direct: family-run tavernas, fishermen mending nets, and an island rhythm that favors slow afternoons and fresh seafood. The cruise stitches these elements together, giving a compact view of northeastern Corfu’s landscape and coastal life.
Onboard you’ll find practical comforts—restroom, Wi‑Fi, snacks, bottled water, and a spread of drinks. Water toys include SUPs, snorkeling gear, and a seabob for wildlife-orientated play. It’s private, so itineraries flex for guests: longer swims, extra photo stops, or a quiet cove to drop anchor and relax.
Plan for sun and salt: reef-safe sunscreen, water shoes for pebble beaches, a light wind layer for open-deck legs, and motion-sickness precaution if you’re sensitive. Summer fills quickly—book early for preferred dates. The operator’s cancellation window is 24 hours; in rough weather the route may change or the trip postponed for safety.