Boat trips · SEA CAVE BOAT TOURS IN GREECE
Good sea cave boat tours in Greece fill up weeks ahead and the calm mornings go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Corfu’s Paxos, Antipaxos, and Blue Caves cruise, with swimming, Gaios free time, boat tips, costs, and practical advice.
“We had an amazing time with this activity. the boat ride was smooth, and the crew was very attentive to those more sensitive to the sea. also the the drinks the bar was food and drinks was very affordable.”
Review of Corfu’s Paxos and Antipaxos cruise, with Blue Caves, Lakka, swimming, costs, timing, boat tips, and honest advice.
“The trip was great. Easy embarkation, fast ride, great stops. The swimming beach was especially great. Everyone on the boatwas happy.”
Cruise from Corfu to Paxos, Antipaxos, and the Blue Caves for swimming, island views, Gaios village, and Greek music.
“This day cruise was a really great experience! We had a great guide, we visited beautiful places, and the tour participants really had a great time. I highly recommend this activity!”
Cruise from Porto Vromi to Navagio, blue caves, White Beach, and three swim stops for a memorable three-hour Zakynthos outing.
“It all went as described. I had a car so I just met them at the port at the right time a for a great boat ride across the shore, where we stopped 3 times for a dive/swim.”
Review of Rhodes’ 3-hour all-inclusive catamaran cruise, with Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko, Traganou Caves, snorkeling, snacks, and unlimited drinks.
“The boat was super comfy. The strawberry daiquiri was delicious and the snorkel sites were perfect. There was a little confusion about the transfer, but it was handled professionally and they made sure that we had a ride back to the cruise ship. I would recommend this tour. It was one of our favorite things that we did during our stay in Greece.”
Cruise from Corfu to Paxos and Antipaxos for blue caves, turquoise swimming, Gaios, island views, and a lively return voyage.
“Wonderful experience exploring Paxos and Antipaxos. Trip was perfect, we stopped at a few places to bathe and grab a bite.”
Review of Corfu’s Paxos and Antipaxos cruise, with sea caves, Voutoumi swim stop, Gaios, transport tips, costs, and practical advice.
“the trip was great, no issues, I recommend. place is beautiful. great value & staff were friendly.”
Review of Sofia Sea Cruises’ 3-hour Faliraki boat trip to Traganou Caves, Ladiko, and Anthony Quinn Bay, with swimming, snacks, and snorkeling.
“Amazing boat trip, the guide and captain were lovely. Beautiful stop offs with amazing view points & the snorkelling at Anthony Quinn bay was so good - so many fish!! Great trip for a day and not too long :)”
Cruise from Naxos to Koufonisia and Rina Cave for Greek BBQ, snorkeling, swimming, wine, and island time on a traditional boat.
“Excellent day exploring amazing spots around Naxos! The crew were amazing and lots of fun! They also made a delicious lunch, the best we had while in Naxos!!”
Review of the 8.5-hour Mikros Kosmos II cruise from Naxos to Rina’s Cave and Koufonisi, with swimming, local food, and practical tips.
“The cave was a highlight and the stop at the island was really nice as well. The crew did a great job.”
Review of Zakynthos’ $35 Navagio and Blue Caves boat trip from St. Nikolaos, with practical tips on timing, swimming, weather, and value.
“Beautiful boat tour, but despite the promise we could not go to the water at the shipwreck (they referred to the bad weather). We could not see that the weather is wrong and many other people were in the water. We are a little bit disappointed.”
Review of the $53 Paxos and Antipaxos speedboat tour from Lefkimmi, with Blue Caves, swimming, Gaios, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Such a lovely day out to Paxos island! Honestly made our holiday to Corfu magical, I wouldn’t visit Corfu without jumping on a boat over to the Paxos for the day, it was truly beautiful. The caves are really cool and the boat takes you right inside for some pictures, I’d suggest getting up from your seat as you start to approach the land around the caves, as you get the best views from the sides/ front. The swimming time at Antipaxos is cute, but there’s not really a beach to relax on, as it’s all pebbly, I’d suggest taking water shoes. The staff on board are all lively and…”
Review of the Parga to Paxos and Antipaxos cruise, with Voutoumi Beach, Blue Caves, Gaios, practical tips, value, and drawbacks.
“1st we went near to Antipaxos and jump directly to the Sea. The 2nd stop was near to The Cave and we also make a jump. We had like 30 minutes to swim and make snorkeling ( we had from home a kit ). The last stop was on Paxos Island , where we had like over 1 hour to explore the Capital for shopping and eating. If you are really afraid of the water you can request a life jacket from the Crew, but if you know how to swim or raft it`s perfect and the water will keep you on top because of the salt concentration.”
Review of Faliraki’s yellow semi-submarine cruise to Anthony Quinn Bay and Traganou Caves, with two swim stops and unlimited drinks.
“The captain event out of his way to make the trip enjoyble for us. He informed about the sights and made sure it felt safe. We were a family of four (two kids 6 and 9).”
Review of Rhodes’ 2.5-hour Anthony Quinn Bay snorkeling cruise, with sea caves, small groups, swim stops, drinks, transport, and practical tips.
“we all absolutely loved the trip!! guides were amazing, we had such a laugh! thankyou, would 100% recommend!”
River hour, cave run, whale ground or a deck with lunch on it.
