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A private half-day catamaran lets you slip into Corfu’s turquoise coves—swim, snorkel and paddle at Barbati, Kalami, Kerasia and Strogylo with towels, drinks and gear included. Perfect for small groups wanting an easy, water-based escape.
A private half-day catamaran lets you slip into Corfu’s turquoise coves—swim, snorkel and paddle at Barbati, Kalami, Kerasia and Strogylo with towels, drinks and gear included. Perfect for small groups wanting an easy, water-based escape.
You step aboard a private catamaran at a small Corfu marina as the island’s limestone coastline slides by—olive groves above, water the color of aquamarine below. The boat hums away from Corfu Town and the crew trims sails for a half-day run along the northeast shores, cutting toward tucked coves like Barbati, Kalami, Kerasia and the crescent of Strogylo. Baths of sunlight invite quick swims; the snorkel kit and SUP on deck mean you can trade lounging for exploration in minutes.
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Operated by AllinBlusive Corfu · Corfu, Ionian Islands
You step aboard a private catamaran at a small Corfu marina as the island’s limestone coastline slides by—olive groves above, water the color of aquamarine below. The boat hums away from Corfu Town and the crew trims sails for a half-day run along the northeast shores, cutting toward tucked coves like Barbati, Kalami, Kerasia and the crescent of Strogylo. Baths of sunlight invite quick swims; the snorkel kit and SUP on deck mean you can trade lounging for exploration in minutes.
Corfu’s shoreline bears the marks of Venetian and British seafaring eras: abandoned watchposts, stone quays, and fishing hamlets that still stage local life. Geologically the northeast is softer limestone and small pebble beaches, which create clear, sheltered bays ideal for anchoring and snorkeling. Expect small fishing culture—fresh fruit, olive oil and simple seafood—visible in coastal villages and on-board snacks.
Practical guidance: this private four-hour cruise includes towels, bottled water, snacks, coffee, soft drinks, wine and prosecco, Wi‑Fi, restroom, snorkeling equipment and a SUP. Morning departures bring calmer seas and clearer underwater visibility; late afternoons offer warm light and cooler breezes. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker, water shoes and a waterproof phone case. If you’re prone to motion sickness take medication beforehand; life jackets and crew briefing are standard. The operator allows celebrations—birthdays, proposals—and enforces a 24-hour cancellation window for full refunds. Book a private half-day for a relaxed, water-focused introduction to Corfu’s coastline without the logistics of multiple land transfers.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic mobility for boarding and short swims recommended
Most departures are from Corfu Town marinas or nearby official boarding points; exact boarding details are provided at booking.
Yes—snorkelling equipment and a SUP are provided for guest use during the cruise.
Yes—this private charter welcomes celebrations; inform the operator when booking so they can prepare.
Yes—suitable for families; life jackets and crew supervision are standard, but non‑swimmers should stay near the boat and use flotation when entering the water.
Corfu’s strategic location made it a Venetian naval outpost for centuries, leaving a mix of fortifications and coastal villages shaped by maritime trade.
Avoid anchoring on underwater Posidonia meadows, use reef‑safe sunscreen and follow crew guidance to minimize disturbance to marine life.
AllinBlusive Corfu operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step aboard a private catamaran at a small Corfu marina as the island’s limestone coastline slides by—olive groves above, water the color of aquamarine below. The boat hums away from Corfu Town and the crew trims sails for a half-day run along the northeast shores, cutting toward tucked coves like Barbati, Kalami, Kerasia and the crescent of Strogylo. Baths of sunlight invite quick swims; the snorkel kit and SUP on deck mean you can trade lounging for exploration in minutes.
You step aboard a private catamaran at a small Corfu marina as the island’s limestone coastline slides by—olive groves above, water the color of aquamarine below. The boat hums away from Corfu Town and the crew trims sails for a half-day run along the northeast shores, cutting toward tucked coves like Barbati, Kalami, Kerasia and the crescent of Strogylo. Baths of sunlight invite quick swims; the snorkel kit and SUP on deck mean you can trade lounging for exploration in minutes.
Corfu’s shoreline bears the marks of Venetian and British seafaring eras: abandoned watchposts, stone quays, and fishing hamlets that still stage local life. Geologically the northeast is softer limestone and small pebble beaches, which create clear, sheltered bays ideal for anchoring and snorkeling. Expect small fishing culture—fresh fruit, olive oil and simple seafood—visible in coastal villages and on-board snacks.
Practical guidance: this private four-hour cruise includes towels, bottled water, snacks, coffee, soft drinks, wine and prosecco, Wi‑Fi, restroom, snorkeling equipment and a SUP. Morning departures bring calmer seas and clearer underwater visibility; late afternoons offer warm light and cooler breezes. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light windbreaker, water shoes and a waterproof phone case. If you’re prone to motion sickness take medication beforehand; life jackets and crew briefing are standard. The operator allows celebrations—birthdays, proposals—and enforces a 24-hour cancellation window for full refunds. Book a private half-day for a relaxed, water-focused introduction to Corfu’s coastline without the logistics of multiple land transfers.