Vounaki is a small village in western Greece, not far from the small town of Paleros. Located below a green mountain, this peaceful hamlet has a well-equipped marina that is ideally protected by a seawall. A yacht charter from Vounaki offers many advantages. First of all, it is a quiet point of departure for a sea trip to the Ionian islands such as Corfu, Lefkada, Ithaca or Paxos. All around the site, the nature is lush, benefiting from both radiant sunshine and a more humid climate than in the rest of the country. It's a pleasure to while away the time with a little hike along the region's back roads.
Vounaki is also a place for relaxation. With its long fine sandy beach and blue sea, enjoying a warm climate for a long period of the year, this stopover is the place to sunbathe and veer towards the joys of relaxation. At the end of the day, let yourself be lulled by the rocking of your yacht charter while admiring the spectacle of the sunset. By day or by night, the restaurants in the region, in Mitikas or Pogonia, give you access to the delicate flavors inherited from a centuries-old culinary tradition.
Explore the area around Vounaki
Vounaki's proximity to the municipality of Palairos makes it an interesting destination, especially for those seeking peace and quiet. Head towards Paleros during your stopover at the Vounaki marina and discover a charming and relaxing town. Occupying the northwestern coast of Akarnania, Palairos reveals a modern and traditional architecture which, combined with the picturesque mountains, offers boaters a well-deserved moment of relaxation. For history lovers, Palairos offers visits to ancient sites, such as the Sterna archaeological site, which stands at the top of a mountain.
The Aitoloakarnania region is home to a number of historical gems that can be discovered on a hike, such as the remains of the village of Peratia. You can admire beautiful fortresses such as Kehropoula and Slope, a Venetian castle built in the 17th century. In the village of Mitikas, enjoy strolling along its beaconed paths leading to the church of Agia Eleoussa, carved like a cave into the mountain. This visit will be rewarded by the breathtaking view of the Ionian Sea and the island of Kalamos.
An unusual cruise awaits you
Occupying the western part of Central Greece, the region of Aitoloakarnania can also be discovered by sea. from the side of your catamaran in Greece, weigh anchor from Vounaki and follow the Aitoloakarnania coastline, dotted with magnificent seaside resorts. Make sure you include the town of Messolonghi in your list of ports of call. Standing on the northern shore of the Gulf of Patras, the city invites you on a journey into Antiquity with its ramparts dating from Venetian rule, its statues and ancient monuments such as the castle of Kyra Rini and the monastery of Agios Simeon. Following the coastline of the Aitoloakarnania region will also take you to magnificent islands dotting the Ionian Sea, such as Lefkada, Ithaca and Kefalonia.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 3 269 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Sailor, Chef (meals not included), Mechanic, Engineer, Sailor/Chef (meals not included), Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $13,573 |
| Minimum weekly price | $716 |
| Maximum price per week | $3,370,411 |