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Sailing Holiday through Aegina Hydra Poros and the Saronic Gulf
Discover the beauty of Greece with a catamaran charter in the Saronic Islands, one of the most accessible and scenic sailing regions in the Mediterranean. Located just south of Athens, the Saronic Gulf offers calm waters, short sailing distances and a perfect combination of historic towns, traditional villages and beautiful anchorages.
A sailing holiday in the Saronic Islands allows travelers to explore destinations such as Aegina, Hydra, Poros and Spetses, each offering its own unique atmosphere. From picturesque harbor towns and whitewashed villages to quiet bays ideal for swimming and snorkeling, this region captures the authentic charm of the Greek islands.
The Saronic Gulf is also rich in history. The area was at the center of ancient Greek civilization and visitors can discover archaeological sites, historic temples and traditional coastal settlements while sailing between the islands. Along the route guests may encounter diverse marine life and enjoy spectacular coastal landscapes framed by olive groves and pine forests.
A catamaran charter offers the perfect way to experience this region with comfort and flexibility. Guests can relax on spacious decks, swim in crystal clear waters and explore small island ports where local tavernas serve traditional Greek cuisine such as souvlaki, moussaka and fresh seafood.
Sailing itineraries in the Saronic Islands typically last one or two weeks and can be arranged as bareboat charters for experienced sailors or skippered charters for those who prefer a fully guided experience. Routes may vary depending on weather conditions and sailing preferences, allowing each cruise to adapt to the best conditions at sea and provide an enjoyable sailing experience.
Itinerary
Day1
Athens and Epidaurus
The sailing journey begins in Athens before heading toward the Peloponnese coast and the historic region of Epidaurus. This area is famous for the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece. Built in the 4th century BC, the theater is renowned for its exceptional acoustics and remarkable state of preservation. Visitors can explore the surrounding archaeological complex and enjoy views of the Peloponnese landscape before relaxing in the calm waters of the nearby bay.
Day2
Hydra Island
The cruise continues to Hydra, one of the most elegant and distinctive islands in the Saronic Gulf. Hydra is known for its unique atmosphere where cars and motor vehicles are not permitted, preserving the island’s historic character. The harbor is surrounded by traditional stone mansions, small boutiques and waterfront cafés that create a lively yet refined setting.
Hydra became internationally known in the twentieth century when artists, writers and musicians discovered the island’s charm. Famous visitors such as Leonard Cohen and other cultural figures contributed to its reputation as a creative and cosmopolitan destination. Guests can explore the harbor town, walk along scenic coastal paths or enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the island’s waterfront.
Day3
Spetses Island
Spetses is one of the most historic islands of the Saronic Gulf and played an important role during the Greek War of Independence in 1821. The island combines elegant architecture with a vibrant maritime heritage. Its waterfront is lined with grand captain houses and charming cafés that overlook the harbor.
Visitors can explore the picturesque old harbor area, stroll through narrow streets and admire the island’s traditional architecture. Spetses also offers beautiful beaches and scenic coastal roads that reveal the natural beauty of the island and its long connection with the sea.
Day4
Poros Island
Poros is a lush and welcoming island separated from the Peloponnese by a narrow channel of water. The main town rises amphitheatrically above the harbor, offering picturesque views of the sea and surrounding hills covered with pine trees.
Guests can walk through the town’s narrow streets, visit local shops and cafés or climb to the historic clock tower for panoramic views of the harbor. Poros offers a peaceful island atmosphere while remaining close to the mainland, making it a favorite stop for sailors exploring the Saronic Gulf.
Day5
Aegina Island
Aegina is one of the most famous islands near Athens and is known for its pistachio groves and historic heritage. The island’s capital features elegant neoclassical buildings, lively squares and a traditional fish market where visitors can taste fresh seafood and local specialties in waterfront tavernas.
A highlight of the island is the Temple of Aphaia, a well-preserved ancient sanctuary dating back to the 5th century BC. The temple is located on a hill surrounded by olive trees and pine forests, offering spectacular views across the Saronic Gulf.
Day6
Dokos Island and Hydra
The sailing route continues toward Dokos, a quiet island known for its peaceful coves and clear waters. The island is a popular stop for yachts thanks to its sheltered bays and natural beauty. The seabed around Dokos is also famous for ancient shipwreck remains discovered in the area.
Later the cruise returns to Hydra where guests can once again enjoy the lively harbor town. With its historic stone houses, stylish restaurants and vibrant cultural atmosphere, Hydra remains one of the highlights of sailing in the Saronic Gulf.
Day7
Hydra and return to Athens
The final sailing day offers one last opportunity to enjoy the sea before returning to Athens. Guests can relax on board, swim in clear Mediterranean waters or admire the coastal landscapes of the Saronic Gulf during the navigation.
In the evening the journey concludes in Athens, where visitors can experience the city’s famous culture, history and nightlife. The Greek capital offers a remarkable combination of ancient monuments, vibrant neighborhoods and world-renowned cuisine, providing a memorable conclusion to the sailing adventure.
Cruise price details
Entire yacht price
€ 4700
Book the entire yacht for a private trip
Included in the price
Entire boat rental
Tender
Mooring at the base Complete equipment of the boat
Yacht additional fees
Standard Charter pack: 250 €
Security Deposit 3000 € by credit card Visa/Mastercard
Security Deposit Reduction: non refundable 350 € payable on spot in cash / plus refundable deposit 700 €
CREW CHANGE (In case of mandatory formalities (contract termination) due to crew change, available only in our charter bases,includes paperwork & formalities, 1 day berthing fee, water tank top-up.Yacht cleaning & laundry not included):150€
ADVANCE PROVISIONING- Food & beverage provisioning arranged in advance, using Provision List template Purchased supplies are delivered to yacht only after the yacht has been handed over (check-in complete): 20 €
Pet on board (up to 7kg, per charter ): 150 €
FAST TRACK PACK (: Fast track access to the yacht: by 14h00): 150€
OVERNIGHT EMBARKATION (Embarkation on yacht & overnight stay the day before charter starts,Check-in by 13:00 hrs on charter start day Subject to last minute availability of yacht on previous day): 150 €
Yacht - Lagoon 42
comfortable sailing catamaran with 4 double cabins, each of which has its own bathroom + shower, there will also be a cook on the ship who will cook for us, as well as everything for snorkeling (pipes, masks, fins and a kayak)
comfortable sailing catamaran with 4 double cabins, each of which has its own bathroom + shower, there will also be a cook on the ship who will cook for us, as well as everything for snorkeling (pipes, masks, fins and a kayak)
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