Corfu: Private Full-Day Yacht Cruise to the North-East Coast｜Greece

Begin your journey at Benitses Marina, and head north to explore the history and natural beauty of Corfu's coastline. Ten minutes after departure, cruise past Pontikonisi (Mouse Island), a small island with a hilltop chapel offering a scenic start to the day.
Continuing along the coast, catch sight of Mon Repos Palace, the neoclassical mansion where Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was born. Further along, the Old Fortress comes into view. A Venetian structure from the 16th century, built on a rocky outcrop above the sea with sweeping views of Corfu Town.
Next, pass Vidos Island, home to the Serbian Mausoleum, a memorial to Serbian soldiers who died during World War I. Continuing along, you'll see the Durrells House, made famous by the hit TV series, and Theotoky's Waterfront Villa, once home to a former Greek Prime Minister.
Cruise through Nisaki Bay and past Agni Beach before reaching the White House, the real Durrell family home and a beloved coastal landmark. Nearby, Rothschild Castle sits above the water with open views across the Ionian Sea.
After this stretch of landmarks, the first swim stop: Akoli Beach. Accessible only by boat and tucked inside a protected forest, the water is crystal-clear and the beach is usually quiet.
Lunch is at one of three restaurants near Agni, Toula's, the White House, or Glyfa, all serving fresh Greek and Mediterranean food. Lunch is not included in the price; your crew will advise on the options.
After lunch, a final swim at the underwater cave near Agni Beach or at Glyfa Beach, depending on conditions and your group's preference.
Food and drinks are on board throughout, finger food, fresh fruit, Greek wine, beers, and soft drinks. SUP, inflatable toys, and snorkelling equipment are always available.
Fully private charter. No other guests. Your crew of two adapts the day to your group.
Departure: Benitses Marina, Corfu
Duration: 8 hours
Available vessels: Oaseas (up to 5 guests) or Feeling Nauti (up to 10 guests)