Cape Town Cycling Tour
Price for one tour per person
€1,210.00
tour features
| Length | 5 Days/ 4 Nights |
|---|
Day 1: Arrival and overnight stay in Cape Town
You will be collected at the airport and transferred to your accommodation for the next 4 evenings.
Day 2: Cape Town City Cycle Tour
Meet your guide at Batter Park V&A at 10 am (a location will be sent to you). It is a quick walk from your
accommodation.
On your cycle today you will learn about Cape Town’s rich heritage while riding from the vibrant Waterfront to the
bustling inner city, getting up close and personal with the city and its inhabitants. Our guided tour combines the old
and the new Cape Town’s urban landscape, with visits of The Castle of Good Hope, Company Gardens, Parliament, St
Georges Cathedral, Groote Kerk, Adderley Street and the colourful houses of the Bo-Kaap Cape Malay quarter. We
visit the Green Point Stadium, the impressive newly built sports venue that co-hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The
newly landscaped Green Point Biodiversity Eco-Park is a must see for green enthusiasts and the Green Point
Lighthouse happens to be the oldest working lighthouse in South Africa. View the Atlantic Ocean and Robben Island
whilst the tour guide regales tales of bygone shipwrecks along the Cape Storms coastline. Led by experienced guides,
our bicycle tours are relaxed, interactive and offer you an authentic approach to Cape Town’s cultural legacy and
modern-day life.
After lunch you will be transferred to the Table Mountain cable car to enjoy a plateau walk on top of Table
Mountain.
Table Mountain Plateau walk: Western Table to Maclears Beacon return: 2-hour easy walk from Cableway station
on Western Table to Maclears Beacon (weather dependent).
Your guide will organise tickets and then proceed with you up Table Mountain in the aerial cable-way. This can take
up to 60 people at a time and does a full rotation enabling guests to enjoy 360-degree views of Cape Town, Lions
Head and the Mountain itself. Once on top we get away from the groups and meander along to Maclears Beacon,
the highest point on Table Mountain. This pleasant walk across the flat-topped Table plateau overlooking the city
passes through some marshy frog breeding areas with interesting vegetation.
If it is not possible to do the Table Mountain walk due to the weather, we will do the Lion’s Head hike:
Lions Head hike: moderate 2–3-hour hike that spirals round the 670-meter-high mountain peak, which is part of the
Table Mountain National Park. Spectacular views of both the Atlantic Ocean and the City Bowl can be seen as you
climb up to the peak. Our hike includes picnic snacks and bottled water with an experienced hiking guide. Please
bring a small backpack to carry your own bottled water provided. Please wear closed shoes with good grip and
suitable weather gear i.e. sunscreen, hats, or rain jackets.
Day 3: Atlantic Cycle (approx. 60 – 90 km, 800m + of elevation)
Your guide will meet you either at your hotel or our office, ensuring a tailored experience. Glide along the stunning
Atlantic beachfront, passing through the luxurious neighbourhood of Seapoint, Clifton, Camps Bay, and Llandudno.
Conquer the iconic Suikerbossie, a renowned segment of the Cape Cycle Tour, before descending to Hout Bay and
the base of Chapmans Peak Drive. This coastal route offers breathtaking panoramas linking Hout Bay and
Noordhoek, captivating cyclists and sightseers alike. Brace yourself for a fulfilling ascent to the peak, where you’ll be
rewarded with an awe-inspiring panorama of Cape Town and Hout Bay Harbour. You have the choice of two thrilling
routes: a 60 km return journey via Chapmans Peak or a 90 km loop that extends through Noordhoek to the historic
coastal treasure of Simonstown. Various route variations are available and can be discussed with your guide on the
day on how little or as much cycling you would like to do.
OR if you prefer a more relaxing cycle, you can choose to cycle on the Constantia wine farm:
Day 3: Half-day Constantia Winelands Cycle (approx. 15 – 20 km, 120 m of elevation)
Guests are met at the historic Groot Constantia Estate. We mountain bike through the lush Constantia Valley where
Dutch governor, Simon van der Stel, started the wine industry of South Africa dating back to the 17th century. You
will be introduced to a full array of the valley’s award-winning wines, and you will learn about the region’s rich
history. From here we have an option of cycling on tarred roads through the suburbs to the next wine estate or
taking a newly opened entry level mountain biking trail. We cover about 15-20 km on fairly flat terrain. The route
meanders through the sophisticated Constantia suburb that has some of the finest structures of the Cape Dutch
architecture. We will visit vineyards like Buitenverwachting, Groot Constantia, Constantia Uitsig and Steenberg.
Day 4: Cape Point Cycle (approx. 25 – 60km, 150 – 550 m of elevation)
After breakfast we travel to the Cape Peninsula section of the Table Mountain National Park. Once in the reserve, guests have the option of doing a 25 km – 60 km bike ride or more along undulating roads leading down to the Cape of Good Hope, the most South-Westerly corner on the African continent. Enjoy a leisurely hike from Cape of Good Hope to Cape Point, making the legend of the renowned “Cape of Storms” come alive.
Wildlife can be seen amongst the unique vegetation of the Cape Floral Kingdom. Relax and enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the many pristine white beaches, or opt for lunch at the Two Oceans restaurant/Harbour House, with spectacular views over False Bay. We return to Cape Town via the Atlantic coast and travel via Chapman’s Peak to Hout Bay, Llandudno and Camps Bay.
(Additional extra: Guests can opt to add a 2-hour sea kayaking to view the penguins at Boulders Beach as part of the full day Cape Point tour. We paddle every day of the year from Simonstown, weather permitting. The winter months are often wonderful for paddling because they have more calm windless days than summer. The daily scheduled trip leaves at 8:30 am in the summer season, 9:00 am in the winter season.)
Day 5: Departure
Transfer to Cape Town International Airport.
Tour price:
1290 Euro per person
Single surcharge: 550 Euro
Included in the tour price:
- Transfer from Cape Town International Airport to accommodation
- 4 nights’ accommodation B&B
- 3 Guided bicycle tours (Cape Town City Cycling Tour, Constantia Winelands Tour, Cape Point Cycling)
- Bicycle rental
- Table Mountain Plateau Walk
- Entrance fees for the Cape Point, Boulder’s and Chapman’s Peak
- Transfers to Cape Town International Airport
- Guide and transfers to and from activities where required
Excluded:
- Lunch and Dinner
Additional options:
- E-bike rental at 35 Euro per cycling day
- Sea Kayaking in at Boulders Beach in Simonstown at 30 Euro per person
Full day Winelands Cycling in Franschhoek at 330 Euro per person
Franschhoek is named after the French Huguenots who settled here in the 17 th century and utilized their expertise to
transform this landscape into a prime wine producing area. We start cycling approximately 20 to 40 km on secondary
roads and cycle paths, cycling past many beautiful wine estates with the Groot Drakenstein Mountains as a
backdrop. We cycle through the historical town of Franschhoek to the Huguenot Monument. You might be tempted
to pop into the many boutique shops and art galleries. For lunch we cycle back to one of the many wine estates in
the region for a gourmet picnic lunch. After lunch, we can either continue wine tasting, participate in a cellar tour or
visit other attractions in the area, before returning to Cape Town.
Includes:
- 1 night’s accommodation B&B
- Guide bicycle tour
- Bicycle rental
- Transfer to Franschhoek and back
- Entrance fees and wine tasting
- Snacks and water
Equipment: We offer 27.5” and 29” hardtail Silverback bicycles and E-Bikes all of which are in excellent condition and maintained regularly. Water and Helmet rental is included in our tour package.
Itinerary
You will be collected at the airport and transferred to your accommodation for the next 4 evenings.
On your cycle today you will learn about Cape Town’s rich heritage while riding from the vibrant Waterfront to the bustling inner city, getting up close and personal with the city and its inhabitants. Our guided tour combines the old and the new Cape Town’s urban landscape, with visits of The Castle of Good Hope, Company Gardens, Parliament, St Georges Cathedral, Groote Kerk, Adderley Street and the colourful houses of the Bo-Kaap Cape Malay quarter. We visit the Green Point Stadium, the impressive newly built sports venue that co-hosted the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The newly landscaped Green Point Biodiversity Eco-Park is a must see for green enthusiasts and the Green Point Lighthouse happens to be the oldest working lighthouse in South Africa. View the Atlantic Ocean and Robben Island whilst the tour guide regales tales of bygone shipwrecks along the Cape Storms coastline. Led by experienced guides, our bicycle tours are relaxed, interactive and offer you an authentic approach to Cape Town’s cultural legacy and modern-day life.
After lunch you will be transferred to Lions Head for a sunset picnic hike or alternatively take the Cableway car up to Table Mountain and enjoy a plateau walk on top of Table Mountain.
Lions Head hike: moderate 2–3-hour hike that spirals round the 670-meter-high mountain peak, which is part of the Table Mountain National Park. Spectacular views of both the Atlantic Ocean and the City Bowl can be seen as you climb up to the peak.
Our hike includes picnic snacks and bottled water with an experienced hiking guide
Please advise on any dietary preferences as a picnic hiking snack is included which the hiking guide will carry, but we request guests to bring a small backpack to carry their own bottled water provided.
Please wear closed shoes with good grip and suitable weather gear e.g. sunscreen, hats, or rain jackets.
OR
Table Mountain Plateau walk:
Western Table to Maclears Beacon return: 2-hour easy walk from Cableway station on Western Table to Maclears Beacon (weather dependent). The Table Mountain Walk is an additional 80 Euro per person.
Your guide will organise tickets and then proceed with you up Table Mountain in the aerial cable-way. This can take up to 60 people at a time and does a full rotation enabling guests to enjoy 360-degree views of Cape Town, Lions Head and the Mountain itself. Once on top we get away from the groups and meander along to Maclears Beacon, the highest point on Table Mountain. This pleasant walk across the flat-topped Table plateau overlooking the city passes through some marshy frog breeding areas with interesting vegetation.
Guests are met at the historic Groot Constantia Estate. We mountain bike through the lush Constantia Valley where Dutch governor, Simon van der Stel, started the wine industry of South Africa dating back to the 17th century. You will be introduced to a full array of the valley’s award-winning wines, and you will learn about the region’s rich history. From here we have an option of cycling on tarred roads through the suburbs to the next wine estate or taking a newly opened entry level mountain biking trail. We cover about 15-20 km on fairly flat terrain. The route meanders through the sophisticated Constantia suburb that has some of the finest structures of the Cape Dutch architecture. We will visit vineyards like Buitenverwachting, Groot Constantia, Constantia Uitsig and Steenberg.
After breakfast we travel to the Cape Peninsula section of the Table Mountain National Park. Once in the reserve, guests have the option of doing a 25 km – 60 km bike ride or more along undulating roads leading down to the Cape of Good Hope, the most South-Westerly corner on the African continent. Enjoy a leisurely hike from Cape of Good Hope to Cape Point, making the legend of the renowned “Cape of Storms” come alive.
Wildlife can be seen amongst the unique vegetation of the Cape Floral Kingdom. Relax and enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the many pristine white beaches, or opt for lunch at the Two Oceans restaurant/Harbour House, with spectacular views over False Bay. We return to Cape Town via the Atlantic coast and travel via Chapman’s Peak to Hout Bay, Llandudno and Camps Bay.
(Additional extra: Guests can opt to add a 2-hour sea kayaking to view the penguins at Boulders Beach as part of the full day Cape Point tour. We paddle every day of the year from Simonstown, weather permitting. The winter months are often wonderful for paddling because they have more calm windless days than summer. The daily scheduled trip leaves at 8:30 am in the summer season, 9:00 am in the winter season.)
Transfer to Cape Town International Airport.
By Bike & Boat we discover the famous island of Ithaca, said to have been the home of Odysseus, the unforgettable green bird sanctuary island of Lefkas, and explore the fantastic mountain world of Cephalonia and the beautiful olive groves that cover the small island of Paxos. Enjoy your week in absolute comfort on board the wooden motor yacht and let yourself be spoilt by the excellent Greek hospitality and cuisine!
Level 2 – 3
Participants require a relatively high level of fitness for this tour. The daily routes vary in length 12 – 25 mi/20 – 40 km and lead through hilly or mountainous terrain. The tours can be completed without any time-constraints. The cycle tours range between a total of 1,000 – 2,970 ft./300 – 600 m of elevation. There are also some extended climbs where walking your bicycle is of course permitted. Most of the roads are asphalted and rarely frequented. Your tour guide will inform you each day about the tour details. You are free to set aside a half or full day to swim or spend on board the boat, instead of taking a planned cycle tour.
Group riding pace:
On our regular cycling tours, the cyclists on regular bicycles determine the pace. We ask guests who have reserved an e-bike to be mindful of this and to acknowledge that the regular cyclists need time to rest and take longer to climb the hills. We thank you for your understanding.
Requirement to wear a helmet
Helmets are mandatory on our bike tours. It is advised to bring your own, well fitted, helmet with you as our rental helmet numbers are limited (reservation required).
Bringing Children
We believe that only children with a good physical condition and previous bicycle tour experience and a minimum age of 10 are able to master the cycle tours with their own strength. Please note that the minimum height for a rental bike is 1.30 m (4.3 ft.) for hybrid bikes and 1.50 m (5ft.) for e-bikes.
Comfort Ship PANAGIOTA (all cabins with shower/toilet)
At 23 x 6 m the MS Panagiota is a traditional Greek caique, fully renovated in 2001. A cosy saloon with stained glass windows, comfortable seating areas throughout the ship, and sunning mats on both sun decks provide a truly relaxed and homely atmosphere. The 10 cabins, named after Greek islands, are stylishly furnished, air conditioned, and fitted with both shower and toilet.
Catering
The on-board chef is a member of the crew and prepares the breakfast and one or two warm meals a day. The catering starts with the dinner on the arrival day and ends with the breakfast on the departure day.
Internet availability
Please note that there is no WiFi available onboard the Panagiota. If you need to connect to the internet during the tour, we recommend bringing your portable electronic device to a cafe or bar somewhere in the harbour. Free WiFi is on offer almost everywhere. If you order something to eat or drink, then you are able to use the WiFi to your hearts content.
Language
Due to our international audience all Islandhopping tours are conducted bilingually, in English and German.
2024 Tour Dates:
12th – 19th July
19th – 26th July
16th – 23rd August*
23rd – 30th August *
30th August – 6th September
6th – 13th September
13th – 20th September
*These tours cover a large part of the regular itinerary in the Ionian Islands, but additionally include the cruise through the Gulf of Corinth with a visit to the ancient oracle site of Delphi, the boat passage through the legendary Isthmus of Corinth and a visit to the pistachio island of Aegina. We will be happy to send you the detailed itinerary upon request.
Tour price per person sharing below deck:
1990 Euro per person
Included services
- 8-day trip on a motorized yacht with crew
- 7 nights in a twin cabin below deck with shower/toilet
- 2 x full-board and 5 x half-board on board
- Bottled water on board and during all activities ashore
- Guided bicycle tours and sightseeing as described in the itinerary
- Overview-maps for the daily bike tours (on board)
- Entrance fee to museums and archaeological sites (group visit only)
- Bed linen and towels
- English-speaking tour guide
Additional optional services (on request)
- Shared twin cabin
- Surcharge for a cabin on deck: 200 euro/person
- Surcharge for a double cabin for single use below deck: 500 euro (limited)
- Surcharge for a double cabin for single use above deck: 700 euro (limited)
- Rental bike with Ortlieb pannier: hybrid bicycle: 80 euro/week; e-bike: 225 euro/week (limited) Insurance against theft and damage of the rental bike: hybrid bicycle: 10 euro/week; e-bike: 25 euro/week (not insured: grossly negligent damages)
- Collective transfer (available on embarkation/disembarkation days only): between Corfu airport and the boat respectively between boat and a hotel in Corfu city
- Exclusive transfers
- Additional nights on Corfu Island
- 3-day extension module Corfu; available pre or post tour (Incl. transfers: Airport – Hotel + Hotel – boat, 2 nights in a 3- or 4-star hotel, the choice between a guided culinary & cultural city tour in Corfu, a sea-kayak tour on Corfu’s east coast or a sunset hike on Corfu’s west coast)
Not included in the basic tour price
- Journey to Corfu
- Beverages on board (tally sheet; to be paid to the captain)
- Meals and beverages ashore
- Entrance fee for sights not included in the tour price
- Beach towel for ashore use (if needed)
- Tips for tour guides and crew
Price reductions
- With three persons sharing a cabin, we allow a 50 % discount on the basic tour price for the third person, regardless of age, and do neither charge the above-deck surcharge for the third person.
- Children up to age 16 receive a 25 % discount on the basic tour price (not combinable with the 50 % discount).
*Our special tours ION2 (Corfu-Athens) and ION1 (Athens-Corfu) cover a large part of the regular itinerary in the Ionian Islands, but additionally include the cruise through the Gulf of Corinth with a visit to the ancient oracle site of Delphi, the boat passage through the legendary Isthmus of Corinth and a visit to the pistachio island of Aegina. We will be happy to send you the detailed itinerary upon request.
Participants
Minimum: 14
Maximum: 20
The Cyclades Islands, comprising of more than 30 islands, was the cradle of the first European civilisation 5,000 years ago. Here we also see a truly authentic side of Greece: Gleaming white cube houses with blue shutters and labyrinth-like alleys dominate the architectural character of the islands’ villages and towns. Along the mostly ragged coastlines there are impressive geological formations, turquoise-blue sea, and fantastic sand beaches.
Experience Greece from its greenest side on the Saronic Islands that lie between the Greek mainland and the Peloponnese. Learn about the Greek Liberation Struggle between 1821 and 1830 without which Greece would not be as we know it today. Experience the fascinating symbiosis of antiquity and modern times by Bike & Boat and delight in the authentic beauty of the Greek Aegean.
Day 1 (Fri) Athens (Embarkation)
Individual journey to Marina Alimos/Palaia Faliro. Check-in on the ship is possible from 2 pm onwards. Dinner on board and overnight stay in Athens.
Day 2 (Sat) Kythnos Island (approx. 15 mi./25 km)
Early in the morning we sail to Kythnos Island, famous for its cheese and honey since the antiquity. We begin our first cycling tour in the harbour of Merichas and head towards the island’s capital, Chora. Along the way we can enjoy wonderful, scenic views of the coastline. Chora is a lovely town, situated on a high plateau. The town’s alleys are decorated with painted flowers and geometric patterns. We continue on to the picturesque village of Driopida before returning to Merichas, where we can spend the evening in one of the cosy tavernas.
Day 3 (Sun) Seriphos Island (approx. 17 mi./28 km) – Syros Island
In the morning, our boat takes us to Seriphos, a small island far off the beaten tourist track. The island is characterised by deep valleys, countless bays and coves, and numerous beautiful sandy beaches. From the harbour town of Livadi, we cycle along a serpentine road to the island’s main town of Seriphos, whose cube form houses, nestled into landscape, stretch along the mountain ridge high above the sea. From Seriphos, we continue on through untouched landscape to the Byzantine monastery of the Archangel Michael. We then return to Livadi along a panoramic road on the East coast. In the afternoon the ship takes us to Syros, where we can stroll through the breathtaking old town and round off the day in one of the numerous cafes on the spacious harbour promenade.
Day 4 (Mon) Syros Island (approx. 21 mi./34 km) – Kea Island
The town of Ermoupolis on Syros is the capital town of the Cyclades and offers an unforgettable view upon arrival: The town which is built on two hills is different from the other Cycladic towns. Pastel coloured houses, many of which have classical facades dominant the townscape. We cycle along the coast of Syros which is full of bays and coves along the entire southern half of the island to the beautiful beach of Galissas and then past the convent of Saint Barbara back to Ermoupolis. In the afternoon we continue by boat to the island of Kea.
Day 5 (Tue) Kea Island (approx. 15 mi./25 km)
Our starting point for exploring the north western-most inhabited Cycladic Island is the beautiful natural harbour of Korissia. From here we climb up to the island’s capital Ioulis before continuing on to the white sand Otzias Beach where we enjoy a refreshing swim stop. Afterwards we cycle back to Korissia, and then sail to Poros in the Saronic Gulf in the afternoon. The harbour town of Poros is truly spectacular with its iconic clock tower soaring above the rest of the town. Poros in the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing evening and get lost in the authentic Greek island atmosphere.
Day 6 (Wed) Poros Island (approx. 14 mi./23 km)
Today, we almost completely circle the entire island of Poros, which in ancient times was dedicated to the sea god, Poseidon. Shortly before the end of the tour we arrive at Russian Bay, a sandy beach with turquoise blue waters, the perfect place for a relaxing swim! Once back in Poros, we board the boat and enjoy a delicious midday meal as we cruise to Aegina.
Day 7 (Thu) Island Aegina (approx. 22 mi./35 km)
The island of Aegina is known far beyond the Greek borders for its incredible pistachio nuts! Today’s bike tour takes us up to the sanctuary of Aphaia, towering high above the azure blue of the sea. The incredibly well-preserved temple is located on the only point on the island where the Aegean Sea can be seen on both sides. On our way back to the boat, we cycle across the middle of the island past the monastery of Nektarios all the way to the town of Aegina. Here we board the boat for our last cruise back to Athens. The last evening on board concludes with a communal dinner and last get-together in a cosy atmosphere with crew, fellow travellers, and tour guides.
Day 8 (Fri) Athens (Disembarkation)
After breakfast check-out and individual return home or extended stay in Athens.
Itinerary changes
The Cyclades are relatively susceptible to wind. Normally this will only result in minor modifications of the tour route. However, should the wind be too strong or dangerous, the travel route may markedly differ from the planned route. Our substitute tour leads through the Saronic Gulf for the entire week, one of the most historic regions of Greece: We would cross between the Greek mainland and the Peloponnese and discover the islands of Aegina, Poros, Hydra, Spetses, and the Methana peninsula. A highlight of this substitute journey is a visit to the ancient Epidauros, home to the best-preserved theatre in Greece.
By Bike & Boat we discover the famous island of Ithaca, said to have been the home of Odysseus, the unforgettable green bird sanctuary island of Lefkas, and explore the fantastic mountain world of Cephalonia and the beautiful olive groves that cover the small island of Paxos. Enjoy your week in absolute comfort on board the wooden motor yacht and let yourself be spoilt by the excellent Greek hospitality and cuisine!
Level 2 – 3
Participants require a relatively high level of fitness for this tour. The daily routes vary in length 12 – 25 mi/20 – 40 km and lead through hilly or mountainous terrain. The tours can be completed without any time-constraints. The cycle tours range between a total of 1,000 – 2,970 ft./300 – 600 m of elevation. There are also some extended climbs where walking your bicycle is of course permitted. Most of the roads are asphalted and rarely frequented. Your tour guide will inform you each day about the tour details. You are free to set aside a half or full day to swim or spend on board the boat, instead of taking a planned cycle tour.
Group riding pace:
On our regular cycling tours, the cyclists on regular bicycles determine the pace. We ask guests who have reserved an e-bike to be mindful of this and to acknowledge that the regular cyclists need time to rest and take longer to climb the hills. We thank you for your understanding.
Requirement to wear a helmet
Helmets are mandatory on our bike tours. It is advised to bring your own, well fitted, helmet with you as our rental helmet numbers are limited (reservation required).
Bringing Children
We believe that only children with a good physical condition and previous bicycle tour experience and a minimum age of 10 are able to master the cycle tours with their own strength. Please note that the minimum height for a rental bike is 1.30 m (4.3 ft.) for hybrid bikes and 1.50 m (5ft.) for e-bikes.
Comfort Ship PANAGIOTA (all cabins with shower/toilet)
At 23 x 6 m the MS Panagiota is a traditional Greek caique, fully renovated in 2001. A cosy saloon with stained glass windows, comfortable seating areas throughout the ship, and sunning mats on both sun decks provide a truly relaxed and homely atmosphere. The 10 cabins, named after Greek islands, are stylishly furnished, air conditioned, and fitted with both shower and toilet.
Catering
The on-board chef is a member of the crew and prepares the breakfast and one or two warm meals a day. The catering starts with the dinner on the arrival day and ends with the breakfast on the departure day.
Internet availability
Please note that there is no WiFi available onboard the Panagiota. If you need to connect to the internet during the tour, we recommend bringing your portable electronic device to a cafe or bar somewhere in the harbour. Free WiFi is on offer almost everywhere. If you order something to eat or drink, then you are able to use the WiFi to your hearts content.
Language
Due to our international audience all Islandhopping tours are conducted bilingually, in English and German.
2024 Tour Dates:
12th – 19th July
19th – 26th July
16th – 23rd August*
23rd – 30th August *
30th August – 6th September
6th – 13th September
13th – 20th September
*These tours cover a large part of the regular itinerary in the Ionian Islands, but additionally include the cruise through the Gulf of Corinth with a visit to the ancient oracle site of Delphi, the boat passage through the legendary Isthmus of Corinth and a visit to the pistachio island of Aegina. We will be happy to send you the detailed itinerary upon request.
Tour price per person sharing below deck:
1990 Euro per person
Included services
- 8-day trip on a motorized yacht with crew
- 7 nights in a twin cabin below deck with shower/toilet
- 2 x full-board and 5 x half-board on board
- Bottled water on board and during all activities ashore
- Guided bicycle tours and sightseeing as described in the itinerary
- Overview-maps for the daily bike tours (on board)
- Entrance fee to museums and archaeological sites (group visit only)
- Bed linen and towels
- English-speaking tour guide
Additional optional services (on request)
- Shared twin cabin
- Surcharge for a cabin on deck: 200 euro/person
- Surcharge for a double cabin for single use below deck: 500 euro (limited)
- Surcharge for a double cabin for single use above deck: 700 euro (limited)
- Rental bike with Ortlieb pannier: hybrid bicycle: 80 euro/week; e-bike: 225 euro/week (limited) Insurance against theft and damage of the rental bike: hybrid bicycle: 10 euro/week; e-bike: 25 euro/week (not insured: grossly negligent damages)
- Collective transfer (available on embarkation/disembarkation days only): between Corfu airport and the boat respectively between boat and a hotel in Corfu city
- Exclusive transfers
- Additional nights on Corfu Island
- 3-day extension module Corfu; available pre or post tour (Incl. transfers: Airport – Hotel + Hotel – boat, 2 nights in a 3- or 4-star hotel, the choice between a guided culinary & cultural city tour in Corfu, a sea-kayak tour on Corfu’s east coast or a sunset hike on Corfu’s west coast)
Not included in the basic tour price
- Journey to Corfu
- Beverages on board (tally sheet; to be paid to the captain)
- Meals and beverages ashore
- Entrance fee for sights not included in the tour price
- Beach towel for ashore use (if needed)
- Tips for tour guides and crew
Price reductions
- With three persons sharing a cabin, we allow a 50 % discount on the basic tour price for the third person, regardless of age, and do neither charge the above-deck surcharge for the third person.
- Children up to age 16 receive a 25 % discount on the basic tour price (not combinable with the 50 % discount).
*Our special tours ION2 (Corfu-Athens) and ION1 (Athens-Corfu) cover a large part of the regular itinerary in the Ionian Islands, but additionally include the cruise through the Gulf of Corinth with a visit to the ancient oracle site of Delphi, the boat passage through the legendary Isthmus of Corinth and a visit to the pistachio island of Aegina. We will be happy to send you the detailed itinerary upon request.
Participants
Minimum: 14
Maximum: 20
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