As this is the designated arrival day, you have time to explore the Greek capital before you set sail.

Athens is one of the world’s oldest cities, where you can explore over 3,400 years of history. Buy yourself the multi-site combo tickets for €30 that grants you entry for five days to all the classical sites, including the Acropolis hilltop and the famed Parthenon structure and six other Archaeological sites: Temple of Zeus, Ancient Agora, Hadrian’s Library, Roman Agora, Keramikos Cemetery and Lyceum of Aristotle. The modern Acropolis museum is well worth a visit to learn more and view hundreds of more artefacts.

If you want to see and learn a lot on short time, consider one of the many Athens walking tours on offer – from general city navigation and history, to philosophy, architecture and, of course, food walking tours. 

Or stroll the old neighbourhoods from Plaka to Psyri, try souvlaki or sip on a frappe, and hang out with the locals in one of the city’s many cafes.

In the afternoon, please make your way to our marina in Salamina marina, where you can meet your fellow sailors and mingle.

Relax on board, sip your drink from your private deck, and dance till dawn!

We continue our Greek sailing adventure and journey towards to the little traditional village of Ancient Epidaurus, famed for its wild lemon trees & oranges, sandy beaches with blue-green waters, lush greenery and fresh fish.

Sunken City and  Nisi beach are two of the Epidaurus’s best-loved beaches, from which you can explore the Aegean Sea with adrenalin via the massive array of watersports on offer.

There’s time to wander picturesque ancient Epidaurus Town, visit the historical ancient amphitheater, and sample some of the best Greek food – and cocktails – on the island.

We continue our Greek sailing adventure and journey towards to the little Greek island of Poros, famed for its wild lemon trees, sandy beaches with blue-green waters, lush greenery and Poseidon’s Temple ruins.

Love Bay and Askeli are two of the island’s best-loved beaches, from which you can explore the Aegean Sea with adrenalin via the massive array of watersports on offer.

There’s time to wander picturesque Poros Town, visit the historical Monastery of Zoodochos Pighi and sample some of the best Greek food – and cocktails – on the island.

Hydra is the island of Greek naval traditions and played a significant role in the 1821 War of Independence, with preserved captain’s mansions on the seafront by the quaint Old Harbour, and a thriving town that remains the heart of commercial life on the island.

Horse-drawn carriages can take you on a romantic journey around the old town streets, and the iconic Cathedral is a must-visit for history lovers.

There are a handful of beaches you can visit, many with water sports facilities, although Vlichos remains a favorite for sun-worshippers as it is considered the most beautiful with its backdrop of pine trees.

We stay overnight in Hydra, allowing time to wander the atmospheric old town at dusk, where you’ll find lively bars and clubs. You can even join a late-night party on the beach.

On the fifth day of our ocean cruising, we sail towards a revered gem of the Aegean – the Ermioni village. With a traditional pebbled road, lined up with cozy tavernas, Ermioni has its charm.. However, its compact size and layout means it’s just as easy to navigate on foot, where you can stroll its romantic cobble-stoned backstreets and narrow village walkways

As the heat rises, spend the afternoon in the calm waters swimming or by SUP (stand-up paddleboarding) in the tranquil bay on the Ermioni coastline, or pass the time idly dining in a tavern, awaiting one of the best sunsets in Greece..

We will moor at the tiny fishing village of Perdika, perched on the idyllic eastern shores of Aegina Island, known for its temple of Athena Aphaia.

Here you can indulge in some the Saronic Islands’ best seafood, as well as spend the afternoon swimming in the crystal-clear waters and wandering around the picture-perfect bay, before heading to the taverna-lined harbour for the last Greek island feast.

After a refreshing morning swim in the sparkling blues of the Aegean Sea, we’ll set sail for our final destination on your island-hopping sailing trip. Enjoy the sea breeze and ocean views as you relax onboard.

We’ll arrive back in Athens in plenty of time for you to continue your exploration of the city. Our crew will be on hand to give you some top tips and local insights, to find corners of the city you wouldn’t otherwise know.

As we come back in full circle to Athens, this is our departure day, where you’ll be saying goodbye to your new friends and your crew.

Hopefully, we will see you again next year for more sailing around the Greek islands.