Sailing the Cyclades: Antiparos to Despotiko | Temple of Apollo
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Ep. 140 ~ Join us as we set sail from Antiparos to the secluded island of Despotiko in the stunning Cyclades! 🌊⛵ In this episode, we navigate through the Aegean Sea, finding the perfect anchorage to wait out another strong mini Meltemi wind before continuing our Mediterranean sailing adventure to **Sifnos.
The crystal-clear waters of Despotiko were ideal for a much-needed underwater hull cleaning! Watch as we swim beneath our catamaran, scrubbing the hulls and cleaning the engine props to keep our sailboat in top shape. This tranquil Greek paradise, steeped in history, is home to the ancient Temple of Apollo, adding a touch of Greek mythology and history to our journey.
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00:00 – Leaving Antiparos
05:22 – Arriving at Despotiko Anchorage
09:55 – Underwater Hull Cleaning
13:53 – Arriving to Sifnos
14:24 – Outro
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