You’ll steer your own private motor boat along Corfu’s east coast, stopping wherever catches your eye for swims or snorkeling with included gear. Bring snacks or just drift between sun and shade as you like—the day is yours to set the rhythm. You might even swap a laugh or fruit with locals along the way.
Your day includes private use of a modern motorboat departing from near Corfu City port, all necessary instructions before setting off—even if you’ve never captained before—plus use of snorkeling equipment and an onboard cooler for your drinks or snacks. Just bring your crew and set your own course along Corfu’s east coast.
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About an hour in, we drifted near a cove where the water was so clear you could count pebbles on the bottom. I still remember how cold it felt jumping in—like every nerve woke up at once. We passed around homemade spanakopita (don’t ask how squashed it got) and took turns with the snorkeling gear they’d left onboard. There were these tiny blue fish everywhere, darting around our toes. At one point I tried to say “thank you” in Greek to a fisherman waving from his boat—he laughed and corrected me, then tossed us a plum as he motored past. That’s Corfu for you.
We didn’t have anywhere to be, which is rare these days. Just floated between sun and shade (the seats let you pick), sometimes arguing about which beach looked best for our next swim. The cooler kept our drinks icy even after hours in the sun. By late afternoon we’d lost track of time, skin salty and hair wild. Nikos had promised us a real “be your own captain” day trip from Corfu City, and weirdly enough—it actually felt like it.
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