Ithaca’s north bays, our first swim stop, are famous not only for exceptional waters and nature, but also for the unusual view of many surrounding islands and the two of them we will also visit – Meganisi & Lefkada.

Sea caves are important attractions in Meganisis and the famous Papanikolis Cave is a must see, since it’s got it’s fame because it was used as a hiding place for one of the most successful Greek submarines – “Papanikolis”, during World War II. Meganisi picturesque villages are known for the all-day siesta & coasts lined up with cafeterias and great fish taverns, which would be shame not to check out. On our way to the next bay we’ll pass many small islands Skorpios, Skorpidi, Sparti Lefkadas, Madouri, Thilia, and maybe even anchor somewhere. Even though it’s not possible to land on Skorpios Island, we can pass by close to see this legendary Ionian island. once a private paradise of a shipping magnate, Aristotle Onassis.