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6 Hours
Daily Tour
12 people
English
Six hours on the water. Two destinations that define Zakynthos. And a yacht that makes every moment between them count.
The northern coastline of Zakynthos is where the island shows off. Sheer white cliffs that drop straight into the sea. A shipwreck frozen in time on a beach that has become one of the most recognised images in the world. And a series of sea caves where the light behaves in ways that are genuinely difficult to explain until you have seen them.
The Luna brings you to both.
Your morning begins at your accommodation. A private transfer delivers you to the port of Zakynthos, where the Luna is already waiting — 52 feet of Azimut engineering, twin 800 HP engines, and a deck that feels built for exactly this kind of day. By 9:00 am you are moving.
What happens between departure and return is yours to shape. The destinations are set — Navagio and the Blue Caves — but the order, the pace, and the stops along the way belong to your skipper and the morning. If something catches your eye on the way, say so. The Luna gets there fast when you want her to, and sits perfectly still when you don’t.
At Navagio the boat holds position twenty metres from the shore. Close enough to see every detail of the rusting hull, the white sand, the cliffs that frame the whole scene like something imagined rather than real. You cannot land — the beach is closed to visitors — but from the water, with nothing between you and it, the view is complete.
At the Blue Caves the engine quiets and the boat enters slowly. The light comes through the rock and the water in a way that turns everything around you a shade of blue that has no real name. You can swim here — inside the caves, outside them, wherever the conditions invite it.
By 15:00 the Luna is back at the port. Your transfer is waiting.
M/Y Luna — The Flagship of the Ionian
The Azimut Atlantis 50 is a different proposition entirely. Designed by Carlo Galeazzi, it is a yacht that looks different from the moment you see it — the arrowhead profile, the glass-dominated hardtop, the continuous flow from helm station to swim platform that makes the entire deck feel like one open, connected space. Step aboard and the first thing you notice is the light. The hardtop is largely glass, and as the sun comes out it darkens automatically — keeping out the heat while maintaining the extraordinary openness that defines this yacht. The retractable sunroof opens to the sky when you want the full Mediterranean experience. Twin 800 HP Volvo engines give Luna a presence on the water that matches her appearance — powerful, smooth, and entirely unhurried about it. Three staterooms below deck mean that Luna is as comfortable at anchor as she is underway. For a group that wants the best — more space, more power, more of everything — this is the boat. Up to 12 guests. A crew of 2. And a yacht that raises the standard of what a day on the Ionian can be.
| Shipyard | Azimut |
| Model | Atlantis 50 |
| Length | 52ft |
| Year Built | 2010 |
| Guests | Up to 12 |
| Crew | 2 |
| Staterooms | 3 |
| Power | 2 x 800 HP Volvo |
| Top Speed | 34 knots |
| Cruising Speed | 28 knots |
Yes — this cruise is specifically designed around Navagio and the Blue Caves. The order in which they are visited, the time spent at each, and any additional stops nearby are down to your skipper and the conditions on the day.
The Luna accommodates up to 12 guests.
Yes. A private transfer will collect you from your hotel, villa or any other accommodation on the island and bring you to the port of Zakynthos. The same transfer takes you home at the end of the day.
Snacks, fresh fruit, water, wine, beer, coffee and soft drinks are all included and served throughout the cruise. No meals are included on this cruise.
Yes — at the Blue Caves and at any other spot your skipper finds worth stopping at along the way.
Safety always comes first. If sea conditions are unsuitable, we will reschedule you on the next available date at no extra cost, or offer a full refund if you are unable to join a future cruise.
No minimum — the boat is yours regardless of how many people are in your group, up to a maximum of 12.
Yes, children are welcome on board accompanied by an adult.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and a towel. Swimwear of course. A light cover-up for the breeze when the boat is moving. Everything else is taken care of.
The price is for the entire boat — not per person. VAT is included.
No. Navagio beach is closed to visitors and no boat is permitted to dock or disembark passengers there. The boat approaches to within twenty metres of the shore — close enough to take in the full spectacle from the water.
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