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Segeln in Griechenland Inselträume Im Ionischen Meer Willkommenwillkommen in Lefkaslefkas Segeln in Griechenland Inselträume im Ionischen Meer WillkommenWillkommen in LefkasLefkas ... an BordBord der Ionischen YachtYacht CharterCharter (IYC)(IYC) in Lefkas,Lefkas, bezauberndenbezaubernden KüstenlandschaftKüstenlandschaft ist ein vielseitiges SSe-e- Geschichtsträchtige Sehenswürdigkeiten und schon im Herzen der Ionischen Inselwelt. Lefkas ist das Zen- gelrevier, sowohl für die sportliche Crew, als auch für von Homer beschriebene Orte bilden den Rahmen für trum der Yachtszene und idealer Ausgangspunkt um den erholsamen Familientörn: eine einmalige Kombi- spannende Segelabenteuer im Reich des sagenumwo- dieses Segelparadies zu erleben. Das Meer mit den nation von Meer und Sonne, malerischen Dörfern und benen Odysseus und machen Ihren Törn zu einem vielen Inseln zwischen Korfu und Kythira und seiner idyllischen Häfen. unvergesslichen Erlebnis. 2 Der Pionier im Revier Die IYC ist in diesem Revier Pionier in der Yachtcharter seit 1979. Wir sind ein deutsch-griechischer Familien- betrieb und bieten Ihnen daher deutsche Organi- sation und Gründlichkeit gepaart mit griechischer Gastfreundschaft. Die jahrzehntelange Erfahrung garantiert Ihnen fachmännische Betreuung durch die Schiff seigner vor, während und nach Ihrem Segelur- laub. Wir verchartern nur eigene Schiff e. Unsere Basisleiterin ist Dipl.-Ing. Maria Ramisch, deren Mutter aus Lefkas stammt. Sie nimmt sich Zeit um auf Ihre Wünsche einzugehen. Ein- und Auscheck erfolgen in deutscher Sprache. Die IYC ist langjähriger Stützpunkt der Kreuzerab- teilung Mittelmeer im deutschen Seglerverband (DSV) und stellt auch deren Vertrauensperson. Sie ist außerdem Stützpunkt von BAVARIA- Yachten Meltl mit Service-Station und Ersatzteillager. Unsere Charterfl otte besteht aus modernen, erstklas- Lefkas - Kanaleinfahrt von Norden sig ausgerüsteten Segelschiff en von 30 bis 49 Fuß mit 5 bis 10 Kojen in 2 bis 5 Kabinen. In deren Ausrüstung, Wartung und Pfl ege spiegeln sich unsere aus langjähriger Erfahrung gefestigte Zuverlässigkeit, sowie unser Fachwissen. Der Charter-Test der Fachzeitschrift YACHT Nr.7/2003 (s. www.iyc.de) hat diese Zuverlässigkeit bei einem Vergleich renommierter Charterfi rmen ebenfalls bestätigt. Danach gehören wir zu den Besten. Dieses unabhängige Urteil stammt von unseren Kunden und Segelfreunden, die sich an dem Yacht-Test beteiligt haben. 3 DasDas SegelrevierSegelrevier Das Ionische MeerMeer umfasst die WWestküsteestküste GrGriechen-iechen- Ankerbuchten und Stränden. Die grünen Inseln sind radies voller Trauminseln, bezaubernder Küstenland- lands, von Korfu im Norden bis Kythira im Süden. reich an Olivenbäumen und wilder Vegetation mit schaft, mit den allgegenwärtigen Baudenkmälern der Neben den sieben großen Inseln Korfu, Paxos, Lefkas, duftenden Kräutern. Viele der Inseln sind unbewohnt, bewegten antiken und mittelalterlichen Ithaka, Kefallonia, Zakynthos und Kythira gibt es hier wie z.B. die Dragoneras-Gruppe vor der Küste Astakos. Vergangenheit. eine Vielzahl weiterer kleiner Inseln mit verträum- Sie erleben ein Revier, dessen Ursprünglichkeit sich bis Es gibt kaum einen Punkt im Ionischen Meer, der mehr ten Dörfern, idyllischen Fischerhäfen und einsamen heute weitgehend bewahrt hat. Ein wahres Segelpa- als 30 sm von einem geschützten Hafen entfernt ist. Die Schläge zwischen den Inseln sind oft kurz, so dass selbst für kleine Segler keine Langeweile aufkommt. 4 Korfu Igoumenitsa TraumtörnsTraumtörns PargaParga EPIROS 1 Woche Paxos Lefkas-Meganissi-Kefallonia-Ithaka-Kalamos-LefkasLefkas-Meganissi-Kefallonia-Ithaka-Kalamos-Lefkas ((ca.115ca.115 sm) 1.Tag:1.Tag: LLefkas,efkas, BadebuchBadebuchtt Skorpios-S,Skorpios-S, SpartachoriSpartachori (Meganissi)(Meganissi) 2.Tag: Phiskardo (Kefallonia) 3.Tag:3.Tag: PPolis-Buchtolis-Bucht (Ithaka),(Ithaka), Euphemia,Euphemia, Melissani-HöhlenMelissani-Höhlen 4.Tag:4.Tag: PPeraera Pigadi-BuchtPigadi-Bucht (Ithaka),(Ithaka), Arethusa-Quelle,Arethusa-Quelle, KioniKioni 5.Tag:5.Tag: DrDragonerasagoneras Inseln,Inseln, Kastos,Kastos, PPortoorto Leone-BuchtLeone-Bucht (Kalamos)(Kalamos) AmphilochiaAmphilochia 6.Tag: Atheni-Bucht (Meganissi) 7.Tag: Palairos-Bucht-W (Festland), Lefkas PrevezaPreveza 2 Wochen Lefkas-Meganissi-Kefallonia-Zakynthos-KatakolonLefkas-Meganissi-Kefallonia-Zakynthos-Katakolon (P(Peloponnes)eloponnes) - Kalamos-Ithaka-Lefkas (ca.241 sm) Astakos 1.-3.Tag: wie Ein-Wochentörn Lefkas 4.Tag: Agios Nikolaos- Bucht (Zakynthos-NO) 5.Tag:5.Tag: Wrack-BuchtWrack-Bucht (Zakynthos-(Zakynthos- WW),), HafHafenen ZakynthosZakynthos 6.+7.Tag:6.+7.Tag: KKatakolonatakolon (P(Peloponnes),eloponnes), antikesantikes Olympia 8.Tag:8.Tag: OOxeia,xeia, Petala-W,Petala-W, Pontikos,Pontikos, AAgiosgios PPanteleimon-Buchtanteleimon-Bucht Ithaka 9.Tag: Dragoneras-Inseln, Astakos (Festland) 10.Tag:10.Tag: PPeraera PPigadi-Buchtigadi-Bucht (Ithaka-SO),(Ithaka-SO), ArArethusa-Quelleethusa-Quelle Mesolongion 11.Tag: Atokos SO-Bucht, Kioni (Ithaka) 12.Tag: Kastos, Porto Leone-Bucht (Kalamos) 13.+14.Tag: wie Ein-Wochentörn, 6.+7.Tag Patras 3 Wochen VarianteVariante 1: ZZwei-Wochentörnwei-Wochentörn +1 WWocheoche Golf vonvon PatrasPatras Kefallonia Araxos und Golf von Korinth Variante 2: Peloponnes-Umrundung Kyllini s. a. : www.segeln-mediterran.de Insel Meganissi PeleponnesPeleponnes eunruhi- en Anlass zur B - Katakolon eer selt allel zur Fest etter im Ionischen M er Zakynthos WetterW im Ionischen Meernseln selten liegen Anlass par zuretter Beunruhi- auf ihr . Die Ionischen I W gung.gung Die Ionischenen Inseln bei unruhigem liegen parallel eegang zur Fest- - ideal landküstelandküste und bietbieten beior unruhigem Wind und SWetter auf ihrer, Es ist das Revier mit den idealen Wetterbedingungen. e guten Schutz v onne Homers LeeseiteLeeseit guten Schutzegeln vor Windunter undder SSeegang - ideal Im Sommer herrscht in der Regel der Maistros, ein 5 für ein erholsameserholsames SegelnS unter der Sonne Homers, Schönwetterwind aus NW, verbunden mit stabilem auf den Spuren des Odysseus. Hochdruck. Er erwacht am späten Vormittag und erreicht am Nachmittag kaum mehr als 5 bft, um dann mit dem Sonnenuntergang wieder einzuschlafen. Im Gegensatz zum Meltemi der Ägäis geben Wind und amisch und in Maria R BasisleiterinBasisleiter Maria Ramisch und ich - Info & Buchung AnetteAnette HeinrHeinrich - Info & Buchung Unser ServiceService Die Buchung preisgünstigerreisgünstiger Flug-Flug- und FährticketsFährtickets Lefkas, wo Sie unsere Basisleiterin Maria mit einem fahrenen Skipper und Segellehrer. Für einen Landur- gehört, genau wie die Rückbestätigung Ihrer Flüge, Begrüßungsdrink erwartet. Anschließend erfolgt der laub vor oder nach Ihrem Segeltörn können wir Ihnen zu dem von uns angebotenen Service. ausführliche Ein-Check mit guten, aktuellen Törntipps. eine geeignete Unterkunft (Ferienwohnung bzw. Am Flugplatz in Lefkas / Preveza erwartet Sie Ihr Alle wichtigen Wetterinfos erhalten Sie während Ihres Hotel) vermitteln. persönliches Taxi mit Ihrem Namensschild. Es bringt gesamten Törns per SMS auf Ihr Handy. Fordern Sie eine Referenzadresse ganz in Ihrer Wohn- Sie in 20 Minuten direkt zu Ihrem Schiff im Hafen von Wir vermitteln Ihnen auch auf Wunsch einen revierer- nähe an - oder überzeugen Sie sich hier vor Ort von unserem Service. 6 Die Ausrüstung Segel: Rollgroß und Rollgenua Anker: CQR - Buganker mit 60 m Kette Die AnreiseA Bruce-Heckanker mit 50 m Tau nreise El. Ankerwinsch Mit dem Flugzeug 1 x 30 m + 3 x 15 m Festmacher Von Deutschland und den meisten anderen europäischen 6 Langfender + 1 Kugelfender Ländern aus kann man von Anfang Mai bis Mitte Oktober Elektronik: Autopilot, UKW-Sprechfunk mit DSC Lefkas/Preveza direkt anfl iegen. In der übrigen Jahreszeit Echolot, Sumlog, Log (Tridata) fl iegt man über Athen mit Anschlussfl ug oder Bus/Taxi nach Lefkas, bzw. über Korfu oder Araxos (mehr Infos s. Windanzeigegerät Preisliste). 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