Sail through the stunning Argolic Gulf on an 8-hour luxury catamaran cruise aboard Marta, a brand-new 2026 Fountaine Pajot FP41. Departing from Nafplio, this cruise offers breathtaking coastal views and a chance to unwind in serene waters. Enjoy 3-5 idyllic anchorage stops, where you can snorkel, paddleboard, or simply relax. Taste authentic handmade delicacies and indulge in a personalized Mediterranean lunch crafted to your preferences. Unlimited beverages ensure your thirst is quenched throughout the day. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, this cruise is perfect for all.
- Duration: 8 hours, departing at 10:00 AM from Nafplio
- Includes traditional delicacies, personalized lunch, and fresh fruit
- Activities: snorkeling, stand-up paddleboarding, and floating noodles
- Unlimited beverages provided, including coffee, soft drinks, beers and wine
After the NOA Verde cafe on Nafplion port on your right hand side are the Romvi catamarans.
The Sea Tower, known as Kastelli by the Venetians and Bourtzi by the Turks (the name by which it's most commonly known), is a small islet in front of the port of Nafplio, directly opposite the coastal battery, fully covered by an old Venetian fortress from which it takes its name.
If you're looking for a hidden paradise for your summer getaway, the answer lies in the Viles Beach. You'll discover a peaceful retreat that offers ultimate relaxation away from the crowds. Despite its growing reputation, the beach keeps its calm, never becoming overly crowded. Here, you'll find your own personal space, away from the noise and hustle. The beach is ideal for couples and groups looking for tranquility and natural beauty.
Romvi is an islet in the Argolic Gulf. It is located near the eastern shores of the Argolic Gulf, across from Tolo. The medieval text Chronicle of Monemvasia, found at the Iviron Monastery, mentions that after the Slavic conquest of the Peloponnese, the inhabitants of Argos took refuge on the nearby island of Orovi, which most likely corresponds to Romvi. Indeed, in the island's valley, which has in fact been planted with trees relatively recently, there are still today multiple remains of the medieval settlement as well as classical and pre-Christian remains, with the walls of some of them remaining almost intact. On the south side of the island, an extensive bay with sandy shores is formed. Just outside this bay lies the rocky islet of Daskaleio, on which a chapel has been built, also dating from the period of the Principality of Achaea (Frankish Morea).
The most well-known beach in Nafplio, repeatedly awarded the "Blue Flag" for its water quality. With two beautiful little harbors, one to the south and one to the north, as well as a small rocky islet in the middle, the spot is ideal for a final stop.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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