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8 Hours
Daily Tour
12 people
English
A full circle of Zakynthos. Eight hours on a yacht that was made for exactly this.
From the water, this island reveals itself differently. The coastline that looks familiar from the beach becomes something else entirely when you are moving along it — cliffs that open into caves, coves that appear from nowhere, stretches of sea so clear you can see the bottom from the deck.
Eight hours gives you enough time to find all of it. And the Luna gives you the finest way to do it.
Your day begins at your accommodation. A private transfer brings you to the port of Zakynthos, where the Luna is waiting. Twelve metres of Azimut engineering, twin engines that respond to the slightest touch, and a deck that feels more like a terrace than a boat. From the moment you step on board, there is nowhere you need to be and nothing you need to do.
No other passengers. No shared space. No schedule handed to you at the dock. Just your group — up to twelve of you — a skipper who has spent years learning where the best spots are and when to find them, and a steward whose entire focus is making sure the day unfolds exactly as it should.
The pace is yours to set. Slow down when the water looks inviting. Push on when the horizon calls. Find a cove you want to stay in and stay. Your skipper will tell you what is reachable on the day — the turtle waters of the National Marine Park to the south, the white cliffs and the famous shipwreck to the north, the sea caves where the light does things to the water that are genuinely hard to describe — and from there the decisions are entirely yours.
Food and drinks are on board throughout. Cold water, fresh fruit, wine, beer, snacks — your steward keeps it coming. If a proper lunch ashore sounds appealing, your crew will find the right spot. If you would rather not leave the water — that is the right decision too.
At 17:00 the Luna returns to port. Your transfer takes you back. The day ends as it began — at your door.
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 |
No — and that is the point. This is a private cruise and the route is shaped by you and by the sea conditions on the day. Your skipper will discuss the options with you before departure and throughout the day. If you want to go somewhere specific, ask. If you want to anchor and stay — stay.
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. Lunch is not included — if you would like to stop at a restaurant along the way, your crew will arrange it at your own expense. If you prefer to stay on the water, that is perfectly fine too.
Absolutely — if you would like to take a break for lunch at a restaurant along the way, just let your skipper know and they will arrange it. Bear in mind that a lunch stop will take some time away from the water, so it is worth deciding in advance whether you would prefer to make the most of the full eight hours on board or build in a proper sit-down meal ashore. Either way, the crew will make it work. Lunch is at your own expense.
Yes — your skipper will find the best spots on the day. You can swim as much or as little as you like.
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.
Agiou Dionysiou 12, Zakinthos 291 00, Greece
Zante Voyage, Agiou Dionisiou, Zakinthos, Greece
Zante Voyage, Agiou Dionisiou, Zakinthos, Greece
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