Begin the day with an early departure to make the most of Lefkada’s calm morning waters and soft light. The harbor is quiet at this hour—ideal for a smooth start.
A quiet, unspoiled beach accessible only by sea, Mylos is known for its soft sand and striking turquoise water. With no facilities or crowds, it’s an ideal early stop for a peaceful swim in one of Lefkada’s most naturally beautiful spots.
These neighboring beaches are known for their striking rock formations and deeper blue waters. Few boats come this way, making them excellent for snorkeling in peace. The coastline here remains completely wild.
One of Lefkada’s signature beaches, Egremni is all about dramatic cliffs and impossibly clear water. Since the 2015 earthquake, it’s reachable only by boat, giving it a more exclusive, undisturbed feel.
Perhaps the most photographed beach in Lefkada, Porto Katsiki lives up to its reputation. The towering limestone backdrop and bright turquoise sea make for a memorable swim—and great drone shots if you’re equipped.
Also known as Cape Doukato, this southernmost tip of Lefkada is steeped in mythology. The nearby caves can be explored by boat, revealing glowing blues and hidden corners of the coastline.
Tucked near Vasiliki, Agiofylli is a quiet cove with smooth white pebbles and crystal-clear water. It’s lesser known than the island’s headline beaches but perfect for snorkeling or just floating in peace.
This natural harbor is a popular sailing stop and one of Lefkada’s prettiest bays. The calm waters and waterfront tavernas make it a relaxed setting for a traditional Greek lunch.
Sail into one of the largest sea caves in Greece, where the play of light on the water creates a surreal blue glow. A short swim inside is a quiet highlight of the trip.
Circle the famed island once owned by Aristotle Onassis. While landing is restricted, you can swim at a nearby beach where Jackie Kennedy once sunbathed—still as quiet and scenic as ever.
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Cruise back in the warm light of late afternoon, arriving as the sun begins to set over the Ionian.