GREECE

Island Hopping in Greece

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September 7 days 6-8 People Saronic Gulf

Highlights of the trip

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It’s a great way to start your summer holiday with a wonderful sightseeing in Athens, the historical capital of Europe. Discover and get lost in the cobbled streets of this beautiful metropolis, before we meet you in the marina and set sails to wander around the gorgeous islands of the Saronic Gulf.

Are you someone who enjoys to relax under the sun, love history, sightseeing, and cultural heritage?
Well, then this sailing trip was designed for you, welcome!

BASE MARINA

Athens, Greece

ACCOMODATION

on a sailing boat - in a 2 person cabin

PROVISION

Self-catering

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Trip Itinerary

DAY 1 - Saturday: ATHENS - AEGINA
A short sailing trip to the nearby bustling city harbor of Aegina, with tavernas and boat markets. Aegina is the largest island in the region, where the adventorous souls can hop on a scooter to go around and see it’s authentic beauty and traditional charachter.
DAY 2 - Sunday: AEGINA - EPIDAUROS
On the way, we refresh in the azure waters of Agistri and then we head to Epidavros to spend the afternoon visiting its unique archeological site and trying the exceptional acoustics of its ancient theater.
DAY 3 - Monday: EPIDAUROS - POROS
A day cruising around the Methana Peninsula and swimming in the crystal-clear waters. Late afternoon we anchor right in front of the tavernas of Poros, a wonderful little town, not to miss any of the greek delicacies it has to offer. Go for a stroll on the lively waterfront, or relax on the deck and enjoy the local vibes.
DAY 4 - Tuesday: POROS - HYDRA
After a morning swim we set sails to the picturesque harbour of Hydra, which will be undoubtedly the most spectacular stop on our journey, with traditional stone mansions, secluded squares, no cars, but donkeys used as a means of public transportation. Grab a chair on the promenade, and watch the breathtaking sunset.
DAY 5 - Wednesday: HYDRA - SPETSES
Let’s go and discover the hustle and bustle of Spetses, a lively town with narrow cobblestoned streets, whitewashed, neoclassical houses, fringed by cafés, stylish boutiques, and an authentic charm.
DAY 6 - Thursday: SPETSES - DOKOS
Enjoy a whole day of bathing, relaxing, swimming, finding the best snorkelling spots, before you get some rest peacefully under the stars while we anchor the boat in the pristine waters of the small island of Dokos.
DAY 7 - Friday: DOKOS - ATHENS
A fresh start with a nice dip in the azure waters before we return to the base port in the early afternoon. Spend a lovely night out, starting with a tasty dinner nearby the marina, celebrating all the joyful moments of our Greek sailing trip.
DAY 8 - Saturday: ATHENS
Dear sun-lover Adventurers, we hope you had a great time, it’s time to say goodbye, as we have an early morning check out until 9AM. See you soon, again!

Good to know

Athens International Airport has many international flights daily from EU and the US and Kalamaki Alimos Marina is just 30 km from the airport. There are a number of transport methods available, such as buses, like the X96 line which runs directly from the airport to the marina, or taxis. We can assist with organizing and booking your transfer for a relaxing arrival.

This region has a Mediterranean climate, the average temperature from June to September is 25-34°C.
The best time to visit the Saronic Islands is summer with great temperature, sunny days and romantic nights, ideal for sailing holidays. The strong Meltemi winds do not usually affect the Saronic Gulf and the Peloponese east coast.

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