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Athens, The Saronic Gulf

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Lagoon 40
Porto Cheli, Greece

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Lagoon 40

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Air condition
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4 (4 double + 1 crew cabin + convertible saloon table)
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2023
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40 ft
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4,200 €
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Lagoon 42
Porto Cheli, Greece

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Lagoon 42

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Air condition
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6 (4 double cabins + convertible saloon table + 2 crew cabins)
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2024
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42 ft
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4,500 €
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Discover Athens and the Saronic Gulf: Your Ultimate Sailing Destination

Embark on a memorable sailing adventure in the heart of the Mediterranean with our yacht charter agency. Athens and the Saronic Gulf offer an unparalleled combination of stunning coastlines, idyllic islands, and rich cultural experiences that await your discovery. Whether you're looking to charter a sailboat, catamaran, motorboat, or any other type of vessel, our experienced team is here to make your dream vacation a reality.

Nestled between the mainland and the picturesque Peloponnese, the Saronic Gulf is a sailor's paradise. With its crystal-clear waters, gentle winds, and short sailing distances, this region provides the perfect setting for both experienced sailors and first-time charterers.

Begin your journey in Athens, the cradle of Western civilization, where history comes alive. Explore the iconic Acropolis, bustling Plaka district, and the famous Parthenon, all while enjoying the vibrant local cuisine and nightlife.

As you set sail from Athens, the enchanting Saronic Islands invite you to indulge in their natural beauty and charm. Discover the elegant architecture and lush pine forests of Hydra, where motor vehicles are replaced by quaint donkeys. Wander through the colorful neoclassical mansions of Spetses, or relax on the pristine beaches of Aegina and Agistri.

Experience the rich history and warm hospitality of the Peloponnese, where ancient sites like the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, the ancient theater of Epidaurus, and the renowned Nafplio fortress provide glimpses into Greece's storied past.

With our extensive selection of top-quality sailboats, catamarans, and motorboats, you'll find the perfect vessel to suit your needs and preferences. Our knowledgeable team is dedicated to ensuring an unforgettable sailing experience as you explore the enchanting destinations of Athens and the Saronic Gulf.

Book your dream yacht charter today, and let the wonders of Athens and the Saronic Gulf captivate your senses and create memories that will last a lifetime.

 

 

 

The Acropolis
The Parthenon
The Saronic Islands

The Corinth Canal

The port of Piraeus

Currency

€ euro

Language

Greek

Airports

Athens

Best time to sail

throughout the year

Boat base Location

Athens, Lavrion, Piraeus, Salamina

  • The Acropolis: This ancient citadel is located on a hill overlooking the city of Athens and is home to a number of ancient landmarks, including the Parthenon, the Temple of Athena Nike, and the Erechtheion. The Acropolis is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is one of the most visited attractions in Athens.
  • The Parthenon: This ancient temple, dedicated to the goddess Athena, is the most famous and iconic landmark of the Acropolis. It was built in the 5th century BC and is considered a masterpiece of ancient Greek architecture.
  • The Agora: This ancient marketplace was the center of political, economic, and social life in ancient Athens. It is home to a number of ancient landmarks, including the Temple of Hephaestus, the Stoa of Attalos, and the Monument of the Eponymous Heroes.
  • The Saronic Islands: These islands, located in the Saronic Gulf, are popular for their beautiful beaches, charming villages, and rich history. Some of the most popular islands include Hydra, Spetses, and Aegina.
  • The Corinth Canal: This narrow canal separates the Peloponnese from the Greek mainland and connects the Saronic Gulf with the rest of the Aegean Sea. It is an important transportation route and is a popular tourist attraction.
  • The port of Piraeus: This is the main port of Athens and the largest passenger port in Europe. It is a hub of maritime activity and is home to a number of museums and attractions, including the Archaeological Museum of Piraeus and the Municipal Art Gallery.

What to do and what to visit:

  • Visit the Acropolis: The Acropolis is a historic citadel located on a hill in the center of Athens. It is home to the Parthenon, the Temple of Athena Nike, and other ancient Greek monuments.
  • Explore the Plaka neighborhood: The Plaka is a charming neighborhood located at the foot of the Acropolis. It is filled with narrow streets, traditional Greek tavernas, and souvenir shops.
  • Visit the National Archaeological Museum: The National Archaeological Museum is home to an extensive collection of Greek artifacts and is a must-see for anyone interested in ancient history.
  • Visit the Saronic Gulf islands: The Saronic Gulf is located just off the coast of Athens and is home to several beautiful islands, including Hydra, Spetses, and Poros. These islands are a great destination for a day trip or a longer vacation.
  • Visit the Temple of Olympian Zeus: The Temple of Olympian Zeus is a massive temple dedicated to the Greek god Zeus. It is located in the center of Athens and is an impressive sight to see.
  • Explore the Agora: The Agora was the center of ancient Greek life, and it is now an open-air museum where you can see ancient ruins and learn about the history of Athens.
  • Visit the Panathenaic Stadium: The Panathenaic Stadium is an ancient stadium that was used for the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. It is a popular attraction in Athens and is worth a visit.

  

Sailing Conditions:

  • The sailing conditions in the Saronic Gulf and around Athens can vary depending on the time of year and the specific location. In general, the Saronic Gulf is known for having relatively calm waters, with light to moderate winds and relatively mild waves. However, the winds can pick up in the afternoon, particularly in the summer months.
  • During the summer, the wind is generally light and variable, with the Meltemi wind blowing from the north or northwest. The Meltemi can bring stronger winds and choppy seas, particularly in the afternoon. In the winter, the wind is generally lighter, with the prevailing winds coming from the southwest.
  • Overall, the Saronic Gulf is a good place for sailing, with relatively consistent and predictable winds, and a variety of destinations to visit. It is a good idea to check the weather and wind forecast before setting out on a sail, and to be prepared for changes in the conditions.

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Suggested sailing route Athens, Saronic Gulf:

Day 1
Start your trip in Athens and sail to the island of Aegina, which is located just a short distance from the city. Spend the day exploring the island's charming main town, with its narrow streets and picturesque harbor, and visit the Temple of Aphaia, a well-preserved ancient temple set on a hill overlooking the sea.
Day 2
Sail to the island of Poros, which is known for its charming narrow streets, colorful houses, and beautiful beaches. Explore the island's main town, visit the ancient Temple of Poseidon, and take a swim in one of the many crystal-clear bays.
Day 3
Continue on to the island of Hydra, known for its rocky landscape, charming harbor, and traditional architecture. Spend the day exploring the island's winding streets, visiting its many museums and art galleries, and relaxing on one of its many sandy beaches.
Day 4
FroSail to the island of Spetses, which is known for its lush vegetation, beautiful beaches, and vibrant nightlife. Explore the island's main town, which is filled with charming mansions and traditional tavernas, and visit the Bouboulina Museum, dedicated to the island's most famous resident, the naval heroine Laskarina Bouboulina.
Day 5
Head to the island of Agistri, which is known for its beautiful beaches, secluded coves, and peaceful atmosphere. Spend the day relaxing on the beach, exploring the island's charming villages, and taking a hike through its lush forests.
Day 6
Sail back to the mainland and visit the Corinth Canal, which separates the Peloponnese from the rest of Greece. Take a tour of the canal and visit the nearby town of Corinth, which is home to a number of ancient ruins and important historical sites.
Day 7

Return to Athens and spend the day exploring the city's many cultural attractions, including the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and the Agora. End your trip with a farewell dinner at one of the city's many excellent restaurants.

This is just one possible itinerary, and there are many other destinations in the Saronic Gulf and around Athens that you could visit. You can customize your trip to suit your interests and preferences, and add or remove destinations as you see fit.

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