WHERE TO GO, WHAT TO SEE

Once you get to Lefkada, you will feel really privileged for having chosen to spend your holidays on a yacht, for you will be able to enjoy all of its magic, keeping a "safe" distance from the crowd... Its location, together with the fact for the past few years it is easily accessible due to the sea tunnel of Preveza, have transformed Lefkada to the no.1 holiday destination!

Arriving from the north, the first beach to enjoy when you sail toward the west coast is Agios Nikitas, a small fishing village.

The island's world known beaches are Kathisma and Porto Katisiki. Both are quite difficult to be reached by car, mainly because of the narrow roads and the traffic jam caused by the multitude of tourists, so relax on your deck and just enjoy...

Considered as one of the best greek beaches, Kathisma is a large beach, where you will never feel overcrowded, despite the mass of people around you. The beach also offers you all kinds of sea games.

Voted every year as one of the best greek beaches, Porto Katsiki is a wild place, offering a spectacular scenery, with white sand and turquoise water. If you decide to climb up the narrow steps upon the vertical cliff to enjoy the view, the whole scenery will leave you speechless..

Right next to Porto Katsiki is another magical beach, recently discovered by tourists, called Egremnoi (Cliffs).

Chosen by wind surfer lovers, Vassiliki is a beach that offers all water sports

Nydri is one of the most touristy spots of the island

Meganissi and Madouri are two small islands, worth visiting since you will have the chance to enjoy crystal clear water and fishing if you like.

Skorpios may be small in appearance yet is enormous in fame, for it is Onassis's private island. You can sail around but you are not allowed to approach, as it continues to remain guarded!

Syvota is a place to relax and enjoy fresh fish, chosen by most yachting and sailing lovers as a quiet stopover.