For lunch we head for a sheltered cove or bay where you have the chance to swim, sunbathe or join in the hunt to collect examples of marine life to display in our onboard aquarium. After a substantial lunch of typically Greek fare, our guide, a qualified marine expert, will give you a fun yet informative talk on the marine life that has been gathered. This gives everybody a chance to see these amazing animals at first hand without even getting wet!!

We later carry you to a stunning island in the middle of the channel known as Dhaskalio or Asteria. Mentioned in Homer's Odyssey this is supposedly the island where Penelopes suitors lay in wait for the return of Telemachus, Odysseus son. Surrounded by unique rock formations and underwater reefs this area is a haven for marine life and a superb snorkelling stop.It is also one of the best areas to come across the fantastic Octopus which lurk amongst the rocks.

As we head back to port our last stop has to be Shipwreck bay. Here, lurking in the shallow waters, you have the chance to go snorkelling again over several shipwrecks, each one in a different stage of decay! Was it smugglers?.. was it pirates?... was it hurricane Giorgo?..........or was it plain old inebriated Giorgo?

The answers lie within so join us on a voyage of excitement and discovery!





Prices


Adults: 55E

Child-12 and under : 45E

2 and under: Free


Bookings


The price includes the full day out, use of all equipment, masks and snorkels, fins and wetsuits, a comprehensive lunch with wine or soft drink and the education and information.


Things to bring: - swimming costume, towels, suncream, light jumper (in low season).


We leave Fiskardo at 9am and return at 4pm.

The excursion also picks up from Port Polis on Ithaca one day a week.

NB: All routes are subject to weather conditions.




 

Ionian Discoveries, Xalikeri, Erisos, Kefalonia, 28084, Greece. Tel: 0030 6948 300 391. Email: enquiries@ioniandiscoveries.com


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