Start:Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy
Finish:Kos 853 00, Greece
A team of 10-12 people on a sports yacht will sail after the Giraglia Rolex Cup regatta to the Greek islands under the guidance of a professional skipper.
We are planning to sail during the daytime, but night crossings are also possible. It all depends on the weather conditions. This crossing is for those who want to test themselves and add nautical miles to their logbooks, those who want to learn to manage a sports yacht and understand its difference from cruise yachts.
Every day, we will sail from 50 to 100 miles. The entire route is 1000 nautical miles.
from €500 / 14 days / 1pers.
Arrival at Rome marina, accommodation on a yacht, buying food, and discussing organizational issues.
The cradle of civilization — Rome — needs no introduction. Pantheon, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain — these are just a few of the attractions that everyone should see.
Rome — Porto S. Antonio — 70 miles
We will start our crossing in Rome.
Porto S. Antonio — Agnone S. Nicola — 90 miles
Agnone S. Nicola — Cetraro — 60 miles
Cetraro is a beach resort in the Calabria region, on the Tyrrhenian coast. The modern city grew up on the site of the ancient Citririum, which received its name because of the citron plantations surrounding it.
Cetraro — Fondo Marino — 85 miles
Fondo Marino — Roccella Ionica — 65 miles
Roccella Ionica marina is situated in the Ionian Sea of the Colabria region.
Roccella Ionica — S. Maria Di Leuca — 125 miles
Santa Maria di Leuca is a cape with the famous lighthouse of the Castrignano del Capo commune in the province of Lecce in the south of the Salento Peninsula. The height of the lighthouse is 48 meters and it is located at 102 meters above sea level.
S. Maria Di Leuca — Corfu — 85 miles
Corfu is the northernmost and second-largest picturesque Greek island in the Ionian Sea with a pleasant Mediterranean climate. Paleokastritsa is the cradle of Corfu with picturesque bays and cozy villages.
Corfu — Kefalonia (Poros marina) — 97 miles
Poros is a modern marina in Kefalonia. The city itself is quite new and touristic.
Kefalonia (Poros marina) — Katakolo — 45 miles
Katakolo is located in the west of the Peloponnese. In Katacolo, there is a lighthouse that rises 45 meters above sea level and is a local attraction.
Katakolo — Limeni — 85 miles
Limeni is a very picturesque place with hotels and taverns on the Peloponnese. There are also several architectural attractions.
Limeni — Nisos Milos (Adamanta) — 120 miles
Adamanta is a beautiful harbor in Milos with a developed infrastructure for servicing yachts. In the southern part of Milos, it will be interesting to see the famous Kleftiko bay.
Nisos Milos (Adamanta) — Karavostasis — 30 miles
Karavostasis is a popular Greek resort with clean beaches and turquoise sea.
Karavostasis — Marina Kos — 114 miles
The island of Kos is not called the «Garden of the Aegean Sea» by accident. Nature and landscapes here are very diverse. It is inhabited by Mediterranean seals, pink flamingos, and even Caretta-Caretta turtles, which are listed in the Red Book of Threatened Species. Kos also has many historical monuments and clean beaches.
Apart from relaxing on the beach, tourists are attracted by historical sites. For example, Asklepion is a temple complex, which consists of three terraces descending along the slopes of the mountains. They are connected by a staircase. It is said that Hippocrates himself studied at the school of medicine at this temple. There is also the Hippocrates Museum in Kos.
We will sail from Rome to the island of Kos. We will make the following stops along the route: Porto S. Antonio, Agnone S. Nicola, Cetraro, Fondo Marino, Roccella Ionica, S. Maria Di Leuca, Corfu, Kefalonia (Poros marina), Katakolo, Limeni, Nisos Milos (Adamanta), Karavostasis.
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