Sailing trip to the Cyclades or the Saronic Gulf

Your cruise

Embark at Lavrio, east of Athens in Greece, to sail to the heart of the Aegean islands.
On the program for this sailing trip: sun, swimming and escape!
We suggest you discover either the southern Cyclades or the northern Cyclades, including southern Evia, or head for the Saronic Gulf. Let the Greek winds blow you away on a memorable sailing trip...

Your possible stops during this cruise

the itinerary will depend on weather conditions, your wishes and those of your skipper. In addition, sanitary constraints will be taken into account during the trip.

We look forward to seeing you at the port of Lavrio on Saturday, for boarding between 5:00 and 6:00 pm. For a sailing trip to the Cyclades or the Saronic Gulf!
after an introduction to the skipper, a tour of the yacht and a briefing on life and safety on board, you'll set sail. Count on 3 to 4 hours of sailing per day, accompanied by refreshing swims and strolls through typical Greek island villages.

Here are some destinations not to be missed, depending on the itinerary chosen for your sailing trip,
If you hoist the sails to the south of the Cyclades, you'll admire,
- Antiparos, a small Cycladic island of undeniable charm, with fine sandy beaches bordered by emerald-colored water.
- Paros, Antiparos' big sister, is a tourist island in the heart of the Cyclades. We recommend stopping off in one of its villages to sample a local specialty.
- Naxos, the largest island in the Cyclades, is mountainous and, according to Greek mythology, the birthplace of one of Olympus' most famous gods, Zeus!
- Ios, a little pearl of the Aegean Sea, has two faces: one is more festive, while the other retains its authenticity, offering an incredible charm.
Not forgetting Schinoussa, Keros, Armorgos and many more...

If you cast off for southern Evia and the northern Cyclades, you'll discover..,
- Euboea and its neighbors Megalonisos and Chersonisi, from the sailboat, we suggest you let the winds take you and enjoy the many flamboyant landscapes the region has to offer.
- Tinos, a religious island with many faithful and superbly preserved, where you'll be immersed in its typical atmosphere...
- Kythnos, a rather wild island, still untouched by mass tourism, with hidden coves and fine sandy beaches.
- Kea, also untouched by international mass tourism, is more popular with Athenians. Enjoy a quiet, relaxing visit to a land of character.
Without mentioning all the other jewels of the Aegean...

If you set course for the Saronic Gulf, you'll be amazed,
- Salamis, very close to Athens and Piraeus, Salamis is one of Greece's most popular tourist destinations. Steeped in history, you'll find the Euripides Theatre, the Museum of Archaeology and many other treasures...
- aegina, with its atypical culinary speciality: pistages! Don't hesitate to try them for a taste of Greek authenticity.
- Agistri, a verdant island, once ashore, we recommend you head for its heights, to admire a spectacular 360° landscape in the heart of the Saronic Gulf.
- epidaurus, with its remarkably well-preserved ancient theater and incredible acoustics. An island with a rich history, traced today in its archaeological remains.
Not to mention all the other wonders of the Saronic Gulf...

Return to the original port on Friday evening around 6:00 pm, for disembarkation on Saturday morning at 9:00 am.

please note: The program will depend very much on your wishes, and of course on the weather. In fact, in the region, particularly during the summer, a powerful wind called the Meltem blows. The professional skipper will guide you either to the islands to the south of the Cyclades, to the south of Evia and the islands to the north of the Cyclades, or to the Saronic Gulf.