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Sail from Piso Livadi on a private 9‑hour cruise through Koufonisia and around Naxos. Swim in Pezoulia Bay, explore sea caves like Glaronisi and Rina, and enjoy a freshly prepared lunch aboard—private for up to 10 guests.
Sail from Piso Livadi on a private 9‑hour cruise through Koufonisia and around Naxos. Swim in Pezoulia Bay, explore sea caves like Glaronisi and Rina, and enjoy a freshly prepared lunch aboard—private for up to 10 guests.
The day opens with the boat slipping out of Piso Livadi’s small harbor, the Aegean bright and wind-ready, waves daring you to jump in. Within an hour the coastline thins into limestone cliffs and small caves—first stop, Pezoulia Bay on Kato Koufonisi—where clear water and a snorkel mask reveal seagrass beds and darting fish.
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Operated by Lady K Sailing Cruises · Piso Livadi, South Aegean
The day opens with the boat slipping out of Piso Livadi’s small harbor, the Aegean bright and wind-ready, waves daring you to jump in. Within an hour the coastline thins into limestone cliffs and small caves—first stop, Pezoulia Bay on Kato Koufonisi—where clear water and a snorkel mask reveal seagrass beds and darting fish.
This route threads classic Cycladic geology: low, marble-like rock carved by wind and sea, beaches of coarse sand and pockets of sheltered coves. Kato and Pano Koufonisi carry a quiet fishing-island culture—whitewashed houses, sparse tavernas—and the crossings to Naxos skirt headlands formed by ancient tectonic shifts. Glaronisi and the Pori caves show the raw, eroded faces of these islands; Rina Cave on Naxos closes the loop with a sheltered swim and a sweet finish.
Practically, the trip is a full 9-hour private charter for up to 10 people with snorkel gear, lunch, bottled water and light drinks included. Expect several swims, short on-board walks, and open-deck sailing between sites; sea conditions can change, so captains route for comfort.
Pack reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and swim shoes for rocky landings. Take seasickness prevention if you’re sensitive and arrive with a charged phone and dry bag for electronics. Aim for morning departures to catch calmer seas and softer light for photos.
This itinerary offers an active day on the water—equal parts casual island-hopping and marine exploration—ideal for swimmers and anyone who wants a private look at the Cyclades beyond the main ports.
easy.
9 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves swimming and short rocky landings—basic mobility required
The tour departs from and returns to Piso Livadi port on Paros; exact meeting details are provided after booking.
Yes—snorkelling masks, fins and basic gear are included for guest use during stops.
Children are welcome but must be supervised; the tour is rated easy but includes open‑water swims—inform the operator of ages when booking.
The operator may cancel for safety; full refunds are offered if cancelled at least 24 hours beforehand or due to bad weather.
These islands lie in the Cyclades, long used as seasonal fishing and trading stops; many caves were navigational landmarks for ancient sailors.
Use reef‑safe products, avoid stepping on seagrass beds, and follow crew instructions to minimize disturbance to marine life and local beaches.
Lady K Sailing Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The day opens with the boat slipping out of Piso Livadi’s small harbor, the Aegean bright and wind-ready, waves daring you to jump in. Within an hour the coastline thins into limestone cliffs and small caves—first stop, Pezoulia Bay on Kato Koufonisi—where clear water and a snorkel mask reveal seagrass beds and darting fish.
The day opens with the boat slipping out of Piso Livadi’s small harbor, the Aegean bright and wind-ready, waves daring you to jump in. Within an hour the coastline thins into limestone cliffs and small caves—first stop, Pezoulia Bay on Kato Koufonisi—where clear water and a snorkel mask reveal seagrass beds and darting fish.
This route threads classic Cycladic geology: low, marble-like rock carved by wind and sea, beaches of coarse sand and pockets of sheltered coves. Kato and Pano Koufonisi carry a quiet fishing-island culture—whitewashed houses, sparse tavernas—and the crossings to Naxos skirt headlands formed by ancient tectonic shifts. Glaronisi and the Pori caves show the raw, eroded faces of these islands; Rina Cave on Naxos closes the loop with a sheltered swim and a sweet finish.
Practically, the trip is a full 9-hour private charter for up to 10 people with snorkel gear, lunch, bottled water and light drinks included. Expect several swims, short on-board walks, and open-deck sailing between sites; sea conditions can change, so captains route for comfort.
Pack reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and swim shoes for rocky landings. Take seasickness prevention if you’re sensitive and arrive with a charged phone and dry bag for electronics. Aim for morning departures to catch calmer seas and softer light for photos.
This itinerary offers an active day on the water—equal parts casual island-hopping and marine exploration—ideal for swimmers and anyone who wants a private look at the Cyclades beyond the main ports.