You’ll sail from Corfu past its Old Town and fortress, swim in the Blue Lagoon’s unreal blue water near Sivota islands, explore echoing sea caves, and have lunch overlooking Parga’s harbor—all with stories from your local guide along the way. Expect sun on your skin, laughter over lunch, and moments that linger longer than you’d expect.
“You see that line of olive trees? That’s where my grandfather used to fish,” our guide Nikos said as we drifted past the old town of Corfu. The boat’s engine hummed under us, and I could smell sunscreen mixing with salt in the air. I didn’t expect to feel so relaxed this early—usually I’m not a morning person, but something about gliding by the Old Fortress with coffee in hand just worked. We passed Kanoni too, with those little white houses tucked into green hills. I kept losing track of time because there was always another curve of coastline or someone pointing out a bit of history in three languages at once.
The first real jolt came when we dropped anchor at the Blue Lagoon. It looked almost fake—so clear you could see every ripple on the sand below. There was a quick scramble for snorkels (I lost mine twice), and then it was just cold water on skin and flashes of silver fish darting around my toes. Some folks stayed on deck, but honestly, you have to get in. Afterward, we sailed through these narrow channels between the Sivota islands—our guide mentioned some ancient naval battle here, but mostly I remember the echo inside one of those sea caves and how everyone went quiet for a second. Even Li from Shanghai stopped taking photos.
Parga surprised me most. The whole place feels like a painting—Venetian castle up top, pastel houses spilling down toward the harbor, old men playing cards under striped awnings. Lunch was included at this spot overlooking the bay; grilled fish and tomatoes that tasted like sunshine (I know that sounds cheesy). I tried ordering in Greek—Nikos laughed at my accent but helped me out anyway. We wandered those winding streets after lunch and bought olives from a woman who pressed them into my palm with a wink.
On the way back to Corfu, everyone was quieter—maybe sun-tired or just letting it all sink in. I watched the coastline slide by and thought about how places can surprise you when you let them. Even now, I still think about that light over Parga’s rooftops as we pulled away.
The tour is a full day trip by boat from Corfu including stops at Sivota islands’ Blue Lagoon and Parga village.
Yes, there is time for swimming and snorkeling in the Blue Lagoon’s turquoise waters near Sivota islands.
Yes, guiding is provided onboard in English, German, French, Italian, and Russian.
You’ll see Corfu Old Town by boat (including Kanoni), sail through Sivota islands’ channels and caves, swim at Blue Lagoon, and visit Parga village.
Yes, lunch is included at a restaurant with sea views in Parga village.
No extra fees—taxes are included in your booking price.
The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels but not recommended for those with poor cardiovascular health.
You’ll pass by Corfu’s Old Fortress and visit Parga’s Venetian castle during your day trip.
Your day includes guided commentary onboard (in English plus several other languages), all necessary taxes and fees covered up front, swimming stops at Blue Lagoon near Sivota islands, entrance into one of Sivota’s sea caves by boat, plus lunch with a view over Parga before sailing back toward Corfu as evening settles in.


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