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Samos is in the Eastern Aegean Sea, separated from Turkey by the Mycale Strait. 

Samos is the birthplace of Greek Philosopher and Mathematician, Pythagoras. Top attractions include the Tunnel of Eupalinus, a now dried aqueduct of the ancient city that was built in 6th Century B.C. and is considered one of the 8 wonders of the ancient world. The island is also known for its production of delicious muscat wine.  

Day 1:  Board Tag on Samos Island

Day 2: Sail to Arki

From Samos we sail to Arki, a tiny island where the beautiful blue lagoons are idyllic for snorkelling and swimming. Arki's coves are considered some of the bluest coves in the Agean Sea. 

Day 3: Patmos

Set sail the next morning to Patmos. The island is probably most well known for having been a vision given to the disciple John in the New Testament. After John's death, a number of basilicas were erected on the island, and the monestary is well worth a visit. Patmos has a number of excellent seafood restaurants and a pretty village with quaint shops in cobblestone alleys and charming squares. Patmos is rich in beautiful landscapes and sea shores. 

Day 4: Lipsi

Lipsi is a small and almost forgotten Greek Island because it is a bit off the beaten track, visitors are in for a real treat! The island is stunningly beautiful with a rugged landscape and amazing blue waters. Lipsi has a rich history and was even mentioned by Homer in the Odyssey. Beaches like Kambos are worth coming to as they are considered some of the prettiest beaches in Greece. 

Day 5: Kalymnos

A morning sail takes us to the island of Kalymnos, a mostly mountainous island. It attracts rock climbers from all over the world with over 3,000 climbing routes. There are also beautiful beaches to relax on and great diving spots with marine life and shipwrecks to explore. It is known as the "sponge-divers" island which has been a common occupation and main source of income for the Island. 

Day 6: Agathonisi

From Kalymnos we make our way up to Agathonisi, a small but beautiful island with turquoise waters, making it a picturesque place for swimming and relaxing. It is also a great place to sample local cuisine at the family run tavernas. From Agathonisi, we make our way back to Samos to finish our trip.