



by Balos Yachts
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€380Passengers board the yacht at Marina Gouvia to begin a private cruise along Corfu’s coastline. There are five options ranging from two to eight hours, available at different times of the day. The morning cruise runs four hours from 10:00 to 14:00, and the afternoon cruise is four hours from 16:00 to 20:00 or sometimes 15:00 to 19:00. Another option lasts eight hours from 10:00 to 18:00. A sunset cruise of two or three hours starts at 18:30, while a three-hour afternoon cruise departs at 15:00. The cruise includes a licensed skipper, fuel, and all necessary fees. Guests receive beach towels, snorkeling equipment, noodle floats, bottled water, beer, wine, soft drinks, snacks, and access to a Bluetooth speaker. Snacks consist of sandwiches with cheese and turkey, tomato and cucumber sticks, and crisps; guests with special diets or allergies may bring their own food. The yacht has a bathroom onboard. The 4- or 8-hour cruise heads from Marina Gouvia toward Corfu’s old town, passing the fortresses and Venetian architecture. The route circles the old fortress before reaching Garitsa Bay. There is a stop at Mouse Island for photos of planes passing overhead, followed by a swim at the Royal Baths. Vido Island is the second swim stop, offering clear waters for relaxation. The 4-hour cruise returns via Lazareto Island to the marina, while the 8-hour cruise continues north along the coast with swim stops and an optional lunch at a seaside restaurant, returning by 18:00. The 2- or 3-hour sunset cruise leaves Marina Gouvia sailing past Corfu’s old town and fortresses to Garitsa Bay, where guests watch the sunset over the island and town. The 3-hour afternoon cruise sails from Marina Gouvia to Vido Island for a swim, then circles the old town and fortresses before returning via Lazareto Island. This option combines swimming and sightseeing of local landmarks.
Corfu
The cruise starts from Marina Gouvia and heads toward Corfu old town, passing the fortresses and Venetian-style buildings. The yacht sails around the old fortress to reach Garitsa Bay. There is a stop at Mouse Island to take photos, including planes landing overhead. After some time, the yacht stops at the Royal Baths for a swim. Vido Island is the second swim stop where swimming and relaxation in clear waters are possible. If the 4-hour cruise is selected, the return route passes Lazareto Island back to the marina. For the 8-hour cruise, sailing continues along the northeast coast with several swim stops and the option to stop at a seaside restaurant for lunch before returning to the marina at 6 in the afternoon.
Corfu
Departing from Marina Gouvia, the yacht sails past Corfu’s old town and its two fortresses toward Garitsa Bay. Guests watch the sunset over the island and town while enjoying the views of the bay. The cruise lasts two or three hours, timed to capture the changing colors of the sky during the golden hour.
Corfu
Starting at Marina Gouvia, the yacht sails to Vido Island for a swim in clear waters. It then continues toward Corfu’s old town, passing the two fortresses. The return trip to the marina goes by Lazareto Island. This three-hour cruise offers a combination of swimming and sightseeing along the coast.
MARINA GOUVIA-PIER i near marina's office,opposite restaurant GALERA ( Skipper will be there for you ).
End point
MARINA GOUVIA-PIER i near marina's office,opposite restaurant GALERA ( Skipper will be there for you ).




by Balos Yachts
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€380Passengers board the yacht at Marina Gouvia to begin a private cruise along Corfu’s coastline. There are five options ranging from two to eight hours, available at different times of the day. The morning cruise runs four hours from 10:00 to 14:00, and the afternoon cruise is four hours from 16:00 to 20:00 or sometimes 15:00 to 19:00. Another option lasts eight hours from 10:00 to 18:00. A sunset cruise of two or three hours starts at 18:30, while a three-hour afternoon cruise departs at 15:00. The cruise includes a licensed skipper, fuel, and all necessary fees. Guests receive beach towels, snorkeling equipment, noodle floats, bottled water, beer, wine, soft drinks, snacks, and access to a Bluetooth speaker. Snacks consist of sandwiches with cheese and turkey, tomato and cucumber sticks, and crisps; guests with special diets or allergies may bring their own food. The yacht has a bathroom onboard. The 4- or 8-hour cruise heads from Marina Gouvia toward Corfu’s old town, passing the fortresses and Venetian architecture. The route circles the old fortress before reaching Garitsa Bay. There is a stop at Mouse Island for photos of planes passing overhead, followed by a swim at the Royal Baths. Vido Island is the second swim stop, offering clear waters for relaxation. The 4-hour cruise returns via Lazareto Island to the marina, while the 8-hour cruise continues north along the coast with swim stops and an optional lunch at a seaside restaurant, returning by 18:00. The 2- or 3-hour sunset cruise leaves Marina Gouvia sailing past Corfu’s old town and fortresses to Garitsa Bay, where guests watch the sunset over the island and town. The 3-hour afternoon cruise sails from Marina Gouvia to Vido Island for a swim, then circles the old town and fortresses before returning via Lazareto Island. This option combines swimming and sightseeing of local landmarks.
Corfu
The cruise starts from Marina Gouvia and heads toward Corfu old town, passing the fortresses and Venetian-style buildings. The yacht sails around the old fortress to reach Garitsa Bay. There is a stop at Mouse Island to take photos, including planes landing overhead. After some time, the yacht stops at the Royal Baths for a swim. Vido Island is the second swim stop where swimming and relaxation in clear waters are possible. If the 4-hour cruise is selected, the return route passes Lazareto Island back to the marina. For the 8-hour cruise, sailing continues along the northeast coast with several swim stops and the option to stop at a seaside restaurant for lunch before returning to the marina at 6 in the afternoon.
Corfu
Departing from Marina Gouvia, the yacht sails past Corfu’s old town and its two fortresses toward Garitsa Bay. Guests watch the sunset over the island and town while enjoying the views of the bay. The cruise lasts two or three hours, timed to capture the changing colors of the sky during the golden hour.
Corfu
Starting at Marina Gouvia, the yacht sails to Vido Island for a swim in clear waters. It then continues toward Corfu’s old town, passing the two fortresses. The return trip to the marina goes by Lazareto Island. This three-hour cruise offers a combination of swimming and sightseeing along the coast.
MARINA GOUVIA-PIER i near marina's office,opposite restaurant GALERA ( Skipper will be there for you ).
End point
MARINA GOUVIA-PIER i near marina's office,opposite restaurant GALERA ( Skipper will be there for you ).