Catamaran cabin cruise to Cyclades or Peloponnese from Athens

Your cruise

Come and explore our Catamaran Cabin Cruise to the Cyclades or Peloponnese from Athens!
For one week, discover the Cyclades or Saronic islands aboard a catamaran. You'll learn all about navigation from the skipper.

Your possible stops during this cruise

Come and discover our weekly cruise to the Cyclades or the Peloponnese peninsula, departing from Athens!
The catamaran will be a Lagoon 40 or similar.
please note: The itinerary will depend on weather conditions, and the skipper's judgment regarding passenger levels and the possibility of getting to the Cyclades.

1. Itinerary East: Discover the Cyclades
During your cabin cruise, discover the Cyclades:
- Mykonos: This festive island is renowned for its hustle and bustle, lively nightlife and white-sand beaches, attracting party-goers and sun-seekers alike.
- Serifos: With its tranquility and picturesque village of Chora, Serifos is an ideal destination for rejuvenation and relaxation.
-kea: Also known as Tzia, is a quiet, unspoilt Cycladic island, offering an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of urban life.
- Kythnos: The traditional villages of Kythnos, with their white houses and narrow streets, invite you to discover the local history and culture, while the family-run tavernas serve delicious dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients.
- Syros: A dynamic, cosmopolitan island, the main town of Ermoupoli is known for its impressive neoclassical buildings and lively squares, and is an architectural gem.

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2. Western itinerary: Discover the Saronic Islands
During your cabin cruise, discover the Peloponnese and in particular :
- Hydra: A Greek island in the Saronic Gulf, renowned for its traditional charm, picturesque landscapes and preserved architecture. The azure waters surrounding the island are ideal for boating, swimming and snorkeling.
- Poros: Located in the Saronic Gulf, this picturesque Greek island is renowned for its relaxed atmosphere, golden sandy beaches and traditional villages. Visitors can explore the narrow streets of the main town, visit historic sites and enjoy local cuisine in traditional tavernas.
-angistri: A small island in the Saronic Gulf, offers a tranquil retreat with secluded beaches, crystal-clear waters and lush vegetation. Visitors can relax on the sandy beaches, explore the hiking trails through the green hills or enjoy the water sports on offer.
- Egina: The largest island in the Saronic Gulf, Egina is renowned for its rich historical heritage, verdant olive groves and golden sandy beaches. The main town of Egina, on the island's north coast, is home to historic sites such as the temple of Aphaia and the cathedral of Agios Nektarios.
- Spetses: Located in the Saronic Gulf, Spetses is an elegant and sophisticated island, famous for its maritime history, neoclassical mansions and unspoilt beaches. The main town of Spetses, on the island's northeast coast, offers a lively atmosphere with elegant boutiques, gourmet restaurants and seaside cafés.