Sailing week Greece

31 August - 7 September 2024

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Legendary week full of adventure and sailing vibes

Together with other adventurous and ambitious people 🤙
For both beginner and experienced sailers.
Let’s go island hopping in the Saronic Islands!

Explore the magic of the Saronic Islands by sailboat.

Discover hidden coves, picturesque villages, and the rich history of this enchanting region. Set sail and experience the adventure of a lifetime as you navigate the crystal-clear waters of the Saronic Gulf. A legendary sailing week in Greece for chilling, sunbathing, swimming, appetizing, and partying. You will meet like-minded peers and discover idyllic 'venues' all while 'island-hopping' with one or more boats.

Meet like-minded, ambitious and adventurous people.

Perfect for those seeking adventure and connection, this journey is an opportunity to meet like-minded individuals who share your passion for exploration and discovery. As you sail through the breathtaking landscapes of Greece, you'll forge new friendships and create lasting memories together. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of the region, and experience the thrill of adventure alongside fellow adventurers.

No sailing experience is required, ensuring that everyone can join in on the fun. Just remember to pack your sea legs and be mindful of potential seasickness as we navigate the sparkling waters of the Aegean Sea.

Why a sailing week in Greece?

Delve into the captivating world of sailing as you embark on a week-long journey through the Saronic Gulf. This idyllic region boasts a rich tapestry of history, from ancient ruins to charming fishing villages. Navigate serene waters, discover secluded beaches, and immerse yourself in the local culture.

A typical day on board in Greece

The yacht is not only your transportation but also your place to sleep and live for a week. Each boat has 3 or 4 cabins where you sleep in pairs and is also equipped with one or more bathrooms.

Sailing experience is not required. You will have your own captain on board.
If you can sail and have the ICC certificate you can skipper your own boat.
You can participate individually or in groups.
- If you register alone or with a number (less than 6) we will put you together with other crew on a suitable sailboat.

Example of a day on board

- 09 a.m.: Get up, take a swim and breakfast on deck

- 10 a.m.: Let’s set sail

- 1 p.m.: Have lunch and swim in a bay

- 2 p.m.: Help your skipper with sailing, or sunbathe on deck

- 3 p.m.: Drink some wine and turn the music up loud

- 5 p.m.: Moor at the next port or anchor in a deserted bay

- 7 p.m.: Eat at an authentic Greek restaurant or bring out your best cooking skills

- 10 p.m.: Little party?

The Saronic Gulf

The Saronic Gulf in Greece offers an unforgettable sailing experience with its crystal-clear waters, idyllic islands, and rich cultural heritage. Explore charming ports like Hydra and Aegina, each steeped in history and surrounded by stunning landscapes. From ancient ruins to vibrant marine life, this region captivates adventurers and culture enthusiasts alike.

Example itinerary

Alimos

Alimos is a popular port town near Athens, which makes it easily reachable. It offers stunning views of the Saronic Gulf and has some beautiful beaches. In town you will find plenty of traditional Greek restaurants and bars.

Hydra

The port of Hydra is considered the most beautiful port in the Saronic Gulf. This island is unique because cars are prohibited. The island is known for its famous nightlife, restaurants and traditional architecture. Hydra is historically a rich island and this continues in modern times. It is known as a weekend getaway for Athenians and as an artist's haven of sorts with many local art galleries hosting exhibitions by well-known and emerging artists.

Methana

Methana is a peninsula of volcanic origin located directly off the coast of Argolis. It was created in the past by volcanic eruptions, which is still reflected today in the presence of several hot springs on Methana. The area is characterized by a beautiful mountain landscape with breathtaking views over the sea.

Aegina

Aegina is an island known for its picturesque beaches, including the famous Agia Marina Beach. The island also has a rich historical heritage, including the Temple of Aphaia which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Aegina is also a popular destination for the production of pistachios, whose local delicacies can be found all over the island.

Poros

Poros is a small and charming island known for its beautiful beaches, including the popular Love Bay. The island has a beautiful promenade, where you can enjoy the beautiful views of the Saronic Gulf and nearby mountains. Poros is also known for its rich history and cultural heritage, with a number of interesting museums and historical sites. There is also a great ice cream shop here with 46 flavors of ice cream!

Spetses

Spetses is a small island with a rich history and striking Mediterranean architecture. The island is famous for its horse-drawn carriages, which are a traditional way to explore the area. This island has a nightlife considered superior to any other island, with stylish boutique businesses and modern cafes.

Price

€999 per person (early wave)