For our longer private charters, the ones that cross open water to Paxos, Antipaxos, Syvota, or Othonoi & Erikousa, we run two premium RIBs built specifically for the distance and the comfort of a full day at sea: Nemesis and Capre Diem, our flagship. Both come with an experienced, licensed skipper, so no boating license or experience is needed from anyone in your group, you simply choose your boat, choose your destination, and reserve online in advance.
Launched in 2025, Nemesis is a 7.3-meter RIB built for a genuinely premium cruising experience, combining performance, comfort, and style in a size that still feels intimate. High quality leather seating runs through the boat, complemented by a spacious aft sunbed for stretching out between stops, a co-pilot seat for anyone who wants a front row view of the crossing, and generous bow lounging space for soaking up the sun. Under the deck, a 200hp engine delivers smooth, efficient handling with excellent fuel economy, so the ride itself is as comfortable as the boat’s finish suggests.
- Engine: 200hp
- Length: 7.3 m
- Capacity: 8 guests plus skipper
- Year: 2025
- Features: leather seating, aft sunbed, co-pilot seat, bow lounging space
Capre Diem is the largest and most powerful boat in our fleet, one of the largest RIBs in its class, and built in 2025 to deliver a genuinely premium yachting experience. Twin V8 engines, 350hp each for 700hp total, give her serious performance for open-water crossings, paired with an advanced hull design that keeps the ride smooth even when conditions pick up. On board, elegant leather seating runs throughout, a spacious aft lounge sofa invites you to relax between destinations, and there’s generous bow space for sunbathing along the way. She’s also the only boat in our fleet with a fully equipped onboard toilet, a genuinely useful feature on a longer charter.
- Engine: twin V8, 350hp each, 700hp total
- Length: 11 m
- Capacity: 9 guests plus skipper
- Year: 2025
- Features: leather seating throughout, aft lounge sofa, additional helm and bow seating, onboard toilet
Both boats run the same routes and both come with an experienced skipper, so the choice mostly comes down to group size and how much you value the extra amenities. Nemesis suits smaller groups who want a fast, stylish, intimate ride, while Capre Diem, with more length, more power, more seating, and an onboard toilet, is the better fit for larger groups or anyone who wants the most complete premium experience we offer. Either way, you’re on a boat built for comfort over the distance these routes cover, not just for a short coastal hop.
Both Nemesis and Capre Diem run the same three private charter routes: Paxos & Antipaxos, Syvota, and Othonoi & Erikousa. Each is a full private charter, exclusively for your group, with an experienced skipper who tailors the day’s stops to your preferences and the conditions on the water.
Paxos is the smallest of the main Ionian islands, and it’s built an outsized reputation on charm alone. Its main town, Gaios, sits around a narrow, sheltered harbor lined with pastel Venetian-era buildings, with a small islet just offshore that shelters the port and makes it one of the prettiest harbor towns in the Ionian Sea. Away from Gaios, the island all but disappears under dense olive groves, some of the trees centuries old, and its coastline is riddled with sea caves and small coves that are genuinely difficult to reach except by boat. Arriving by private charter means you can explore these hidden corners of the coastline at a pace that a ferry or a bus tour simply can’t match, tucking into caves, anchoring in quiet coves for a swim, and deciding on the day how much time to spend around Gaios itself.
Antipaxos is tiny, barely inhabited, and built almost entirely around two things: Voutoumi and Vrika, the pair of beaches that have made this small island genuinely famous. The water here reaches a shade of turquoise that regularly gets compared to the Caribbean, startlingly clear even by Ionian standards, and backed by pine trees that come almost down to the sand. There’s very little else on the island beyond a handful of small vineyards, which is exactly the appeal: a short crossing from Paxos delivers you to some of the best swimming and snorkeling water in the entire region, with none of the infrastructure that tends to come with beaches this beautiful.
Syvota sits on the mainland coast of Epirus, a little further north, and it’s known among boaters for its collection of small, sheltered coves and islets that make for some of the calmest, most protected anchorages in the region. It has a lower profile than Paxos or Antipaxos, more a favorite of people already on the water than a headline destination, which means it tends to feel quieter and less discovered. Clear, calm water, small uninhabited islets to explore by boat, and a relaxed, low-key fishing village atmosphere make it a genuinely different day out from the more famous islands to the south, ideal if your group wants scenery and swimming without the crowds.
Othonoi and Erikousa belong to the Diapontia Islands, a small, little-visited group scattered northwest of Corfu, and they’re about as far off the beaten path as this part of Greece gets, Othonoi is in fact the westernmost inhabited point in the entire country. What you’ll find there is a genuinely different character from the busier parts of Corfu and the islands to the south: quiet, sandy beaches, clear water, and a slow, unhurried pace shaped by how few visitors make it out this far. For travelers who’ve already seen Corfu’s better-known coastline and want somewhere that still feels genuinely undiscovered, a charter out to Othonoi and Erikousa is one of the more memorable days we offer.
These are our longest private charters, and because all three routes cover open water beyond Corfu’s sheltered coastline, they’re more dependent on weather and sea conditions than our shorter Paleokastritsa tours, your skipper will confirm suitability ahead of your booking date. Every charter is fully private, exclusively for your group, with refreshments and light snacks served on board and fuel included. As with every boat and tour we offer, both Nemesis and Capre Diem must be reserved online in advance, this isn’t a walk-up experience, spots are limited and departures are scheduled ahead of time.
Both Nemesis and Capre Diem run the same three private charter routes: Paxos & Antipaxos, Syvota, and Othonoi & Erikousa. Each is a full private charter, exclusively for your group, with an experienced skipper who tailors the day’s stops to your preferences and the conditions on the water.
Duration: 8 hours What’s included: experienced, licensed skipper, refreshments and light snacks, fuel, a customized route based on your chosen destination License: not required for guests, a licensed skipper handles the boat throughout
Reserve online with a 30% deposit, choose your destination, Paxos & Antipaxos, Syvota, or Othonoi & Erikousa, and pay the balance on the day.
How do we choose between Nemesis and Capre Diem?
Both run the same routes with an experienced skipper included; the choice mainly comes down to group size and preference. Capre Diem offers more space, more seating, and an onboard toilet, making her the better fit for larger groups, while Nemesis suits smaller groups who want a fast, intimate ride.
Can we choose which destination we go to, Paxos & Antipaxos, Syvota, or Othonoi & Erikousa?
Yes, you select your preferred destination when you book. If you’re not sure which suits your group, we’re happy to help you decide based on what you’d like to see and do.
How many people can go on a boat?
It depends on the boat. Our self-drive fleet ranges from 7 to 8 people, and our skippered charter boats carry up to 8 or 9 guests. Full capacities are listed on each boat’s page in Our Fleet.
Do we need boating experience or a license for this charter?
No. Both boats come with an experienced, licensed skipper who handles all the navigation, so no experience or license is needed from anyone in your group.
Is this a private charter, or shared with other guests?
Fully private. The boat, skipper, and route are exclusively for your group for the full 8 hours.
Can we book on the day, or do we need to reserve in advance?
All charters must be booked online in advance, this is not a walk-up experience. Spots and dates are limited, so booking ahead is recommended, especially in peak summer months.
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