21 Day Cannes Charter Itinerary - Cannes to Bodrum

Enjoy welcome drinks and cruise down to les Îles de Lérins for a relaxing lunch and fun in the water. You will spend the late afternoon in Cannes and explore the myriad of designer shops and boutiques with a pitstop at La Guérite beach club for some cocktails looking over the French Riviera.

In the evening, go to a casino or venture to Medusa for a jaw-dropping cabaret spectacular. Alternatively, you may want to reserve a table at Baoli Cannes where you can dine on authentic French cuisine surrounded by a glamorous ambience.

You will have traveled overnight to your destination, and following yesterday's antics, you'll be relieved to unwind in this peaceful port. There is an imposing Genoese citadel with a pretty marina at its foot. Around the marina, there are some good bars and restaurants for you and your guests to choose from.

Step into the narrow, cobbled, and colorful backstreets, then explore the charming nooks of this coastal town. Across the water, you will see the long stretch of sandy beaches backed by the pine-clad hills where you can spend your whole day unwinding on your luxury charter yacht. Make sure you take time to explore the enchanting medieval citadel, it is well worth the climb.

As you berth, you will notice the iconic citadel overhead appearing like a monumental fortress. The old town is perched on impressive limestone cliffs providing amazing views of the Amalfi Coast.

Explore the medieval streets and discover the wonderful and charming stores, bars, and cafes that line the narrow walkways; you can spend the whole day exploring the citadel and strolling back in time. Bonifacio is certainly one of the prettiest spots on the island and is certain to create memories that will last a lifetime.

Breathtaking views, crystal clear water, golf, tennis, great food, and a booming night-life are the main attractions of Porto Cervo. The area is blessed with many beautiful sandy beaches and secluded coves where you can unwind in complete privacy. In the morning you will visit Petra Segreta, a luxurious 5-star resort where you and your guests will indulge in relaxing spa treatments that will prepare you for the festivities of the evening.

As evening approaches, dine in one of the many fine restaurants in the town, such as Blu or Quattro Passi Al Pescatore. Alternatively, if you have the time you could visit some of the nightclubs in the area. We recommend that you try out Billionaire Club, where you can rub shoulders with celebrity VIPs at a venue that overlooks the picturesque gulf. Following the excitement of the day, you and your guests will return to your superyacht for some well-deserved rest as you cruise overnight to your next destination.

The town boasts exceptional cultural and natural scenic value, resulting from its geography and historical evolution. The location is a popular tourist destination and sports ideal conditions for cruising superyachts. There are also plenty of excellent bars and restaurants that provide wonderful views of the towering landscape.

Close by is the hillside town of Ravello which is also a popular tourist destination. You could spend a few hours exploring the public gardens of Villa Cimbrone or Villa Rufolo before you and your guests dine at Palazzo Avino for a decadent meal overlooking the crystalline waters of the Amalfi coast. 

Messina was a prominent city for centuries. It was of strategic importance to the Romans, and to the Normans, Messina was an essential foothold in their conquest of the island during the 11th century.

Spend the day enjoying the many tourist attractions of the city, such as Messina Cathedral. You may also want to visit Orion Fountain where you can toss in a euro and have your deepest wish granted. Messina also provides many coastal taverns and restaurants that serve the fresh catch of the day. In the afternoon you will return to your superyacht so that you can begin your overnight cruise to your first Greek destination.  

Two magnificent towers guard the passageway into Nafpaktos port, offering you a regal entrance into this humble settlement. From your charter yacht, you will notice the Venetian Castle built into the hill that overlooks the town, which you can climb for the most wonderful view of the Corinth Gulf.

Mingle with the locals who can point you in the direction of nearby attractions or scenic vistas off the beaten path. Family-run bars and cafés in the port are perfect for enjoying a light lunch or a late afternoon drink while you listen to live folk music. Before returning to your superyacht, wander the coastline and get lost in the romantic aura of this town 

A once-powerful city with a rich ancient heritage, Athens is an essential stop on a luxury yacht charter. You can expect the locals to be welcoming and hospitable, providing you with directions to all the main attractions, such as the Temple of Olympian Zeus or the Parthenon that overlooks the city and the Aegean Sea.

If you want to do some last-minute shopping, Athens boasts a variety of luxurious department stores and small boutiques where you can find everything from designer clothes and accessories to bespoke and handcrafted gifts. In the evening you will dine on board your superyacht, or perch at coastal tavernas to feast on the fresh catch of the day. 

One of the most cosmopolitan of all Greek islands, Mykonos has an international reputation and quite justifiably attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world. Amongst them are many intellectuals, jet setters, and well-known artists. Offering you an exotic location, you will more than likely spend the majority of your time in Mykonos beachside or at a beach clubs such as Nammos or Principote Panormos.

Local restaurants and cafes line the port, but you will also find many fine dining arrangements tucked away. Reserve a table at Cavo Tagoo Hotel or M-eating for a luxurious meal overlooking the ocean. The nightlife here presents a wild and exciting end to your day where you can drink and dance until the early hours of the morning.

The ancient physician Hippocrates is thought to have been born on Kos, and in the center of the town is the Plane Tree of Hippocrates, a temple where the physician is supposed to have taught. The small city is also home to the International Hippocratic Institute and the Hippocratic Museum dedicated to him. Near the Institute are the ruins of Asklepieion, where Herodicus taught Hippocrates medicine.

If you prefer, you can just unwind by exploring this colorful little settlement. Be sure to visit the local stores for a spot of souvenir shopping, and try and squeeze a few hours on one of the island's many beaches, such as Therma Beach on the South Eastern Face of Kos. 

If there is time, why not take a quick tour around Bodrum castle, which was built by the Crusaders in the 15th century. This castle overlooks the harbor and the International Marina and includes a Museum of Underwater Archaeology. Alternatively, you can visit Halicarnassus Mausoleum. The island plays host to several cultural festivals throughout the year, so you may find yourself ending your charter vacation in the middle of a party.

If you just want to unwind and relax, there are many fine beach clubs you can visit to round off your day such as Mandarin Oriental and The Bodrum Edition. To wrap up, we recommend dining at one of the local cafes where you can sip Turkish style coffee and ruminate on the wonderful experiences you have had these past three weeks - you may even begin planning your next yacht charter adventure.