Saronic Gulf with luxury catamaran

Relaxed sailing between the mainland and the Saronic Island.

The Saronic Gulf is a beautiful sailing area in Greece that offers many cultural attractions, scenic variety and good food. In most harbor bays you can anchor overnight free of charge.

Start in Athens, the capital of Greece, which attracts with its rich history and culture. Visit the Acropolis, the city's ancient center, or stroll the lively streets of Plaka and Monastiraki. In the evening you can enjoy Greek cuisine in one of the many taverns.

Plan

Aegina, an island in the Saronic Gulf known for its pistachios. Visit the Temple of Aphaia, one of the best-preserved ancient temples in Greece.

Poros, a peninsula in the southwest of the Saronic Gulf, separated from the Peloponnese by a narrow channel. Enjoy the idyllic atmosphere of the white houses that stretch along the green hills, or swim in one of the many bays that surround the turquoise water.

Hydra, a car-free island that has retained its original charm. Hydra is known for its artists' colony. Walk through the narrow streets with their traditional stone houses and churches

Spétses, admire the magnificent villas and palaces from this period.

Epidaurus, a place in the Peloponnese famous for its ancient theater. The Theater of Epidaurus is considered one of the best acoustic theaters in the world.

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The trip costs include one berth per person (there are two berths per cabin), mandatory insurance costs, deposit, skipper, instructions and mileage confirmation. Not included are all travel costs, charter package with final cleaning, deposit insurance, port fees, meals, fuel and other costs that may arise for the regulated cruise operation. The skipper's payment and meals are taken from the shared on-board cash register. (approx. 300EUR per person)

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