First and foremost, there's a lot of sailing involved. It's a grand journey, a route designed for those who are already familiar with sailing. The winds are stronger, especially during the summer when the strong northern wind known as the Meltemi often blows. Here, monohull yachts perform much better than catamarans. In return, you get a vast array of experiences and the opportunity to explore less urbanized islands where time seems to stand still. The route through the Cyclades can have several variations, ours is just a suggestion. Each island is different, each offering plenty of interesting places to explore. The considerable distance to cover implies a limited number of optional attractions that we can add to the trip. There simply won't be enough time for that.