From Lavrion to Cyclades itinerary - 7 days

Start your sailing adventure from Lavrion a strategic gateway to the Cyclades islands. This port town, rich in ancient history and modern amenities, provides well-equipped marina facilities. The proximity to Athens and international airport combined with direct access to the open Sea allows for easy departures and a quick reach to numerous picturesque islands, making Lavrion a favored starting point for both novice and seasoned sailors.

Kea, a charming island known for its rugged landscapes and oak forests. Kea offers beautiful, secluded bays perfect for anchoring. The island's clear waters are ideal for swimming and snorkeling, while ancient walking trails lead explorers to ruins and remote beaches. The port town of Korissia provides a warm welcome with its laid-back tavernas and shops, making Kea an appealing first stop on any Aegean sailing itinerary.

Syros stands out in the Cyclades for its rich history and vibrant cultural scene. The island's capital, Ermoupoli, is a maritime hub with a grand harbor that welcomes sailors with its elegant neoclassical buildings and lively waterfront. Known for its blend of Greek and Venetian architecture, Syros offers excellent marina facilities and an array of dining options.

Paros, a central island in the Cyclades, is renowned for its stunning beaches, traditional villages, and vibrant nightlife, making it a popular stop for sailors. The island features two main ports, Parikia and Naoussa, both well-equipped to welcome yachts and sailing boats with their excellent facilities. Sailors can enjoy the clear blue waters and explore charming alleys and local markets. 

Sifnos, a gem in the Cyclades, is beloved by sailors for its charming blend of traditional Greek culture and scenic beauty. The island features a series of well-protected bays and quaint harbors like Kamares, providing safe mooring spots. Renowned for its pottery and culinary heritage, Sifnos invites sailors to explore its network of walking trails leading to ancient ruins, secluded beaches, and hilltop chapels.

Kythnos, known for its thermal springs and rustic charm, is a haven for sailors seeking tranquility and natural beauty. The island boasts numerous coves and anchorages, such as Kolona and Loutra, providing perfect spots for swimming and relaxation. Kythnos retains a laid-back atmosphere offering a glimpse into the slow-paced island life. The local tavernas serve up traditional Greek dishes, making Kythnos a delightful stop for those cruising the Cyclades.

Return to the base for the check-out procedure.