Greece from Athens sailing itinerary - 7 days

Starting your sailing itinerary from Athens Kalamaki Marina positions you perfectly for exploring the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This well-equipped marina serves as an ideal launch point due to its proximity to Athens' historic sites and its direct access to the sea. Sailors can enjoy comprehensive facilities and nearby provisioning options, making it a convenient and popular choice for both novice and experienced sailors.

Methana, a volcanic peninsula in the Saronic Gulf, offers sailors a unique blend of natural hot springs and dramatic landscapes ideal for exploration. Its secluded harbors and pristine waters are perfect for anchoring, providing a peaceful retreat. Sailors can take advantage of Methana’s thermal springs for a relaxing soak after a day at sea. The rugged terrain invites adventurous hikes with views that reward the effort, while the local tavernas serve up fresh, traditional dishes, making Methana an appealing stop on any nautical itinerary.  Moorings at Methana marina.

Hydra presents a unique sailing destination where time seems to stand still, as no cars are allowed and donkeys roam the streets. This picturesque island is a favorite among sailors for its charming harbor lined with stone houses, chic boutiques, and inviting tavernas. The surrounding clear waters are perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Moorings at Hydra Port. You need to arrive as early as possible to pick up the mooring or consider nearby anchorage.

Spetses offers sailors a delightful blend of nautical charm and historical elegance. This island, renowned for its significant maritime history, features a well-protected harbor and picturesque old harbor area, ideal for mooring. Sailors can explore the car-free cobbled streets, lined with neoclassical mansions and bustling waterfront cafés. Overnight at anchor.

Poros is a sailor's haven with its deep, sheltered harbor. The town is built around the harbor, offering picturesque views from the sea. Poros is known for its lush pine forests and sandy beaches, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and leisure activities. The channel dividing the island from the mainland provides a stunning sailing experience, and the welcoming local community, along with easy access to tavernas and shops. Overnight at mediterranean moorings.

Aegina is an ideal sailing destination just a short journey from Athens, known for its bustling port that provides excellent mooring facilities and easy access to provisions and repairs. Sailors will appreciate the convenience and charm of this island, famous for its delicious pistachios and historical sites like the Temple of Aphaia. The vibrant waterfront is perfect for an evening stroll, while the numerous coves and clear waters surrounding Aegina are excellent for anchoring. Night at Port of Aegina or optional anchorage at Perdika.

Return to the base for check-out.