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Sailing Cruise Greece

A mythological sailing cabin charter in Greece

A sailing cruise in Greece is an adventure sailing vacation where you book a cabin on a large catamaran. This sailing cruise is quintessentially Greek, highlighting historical sites, tranquil bays and colourful port towns. Take the helm or sit back and relax, either way you'll enjoy this Greek island experience on a cabin charter in Greece.

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The Experience

Discover the Saronic Gulf region of the Greek islands on a cabin charter sailing cruise in Greece. Watch and learn a few sailing tips as the crew sail the catamaran, or simply relax on the sundeck. Each day, enjoy a healthy breakfast, lunch and a swim stop. After docking each day, take to shore to enjoy the local sites followed by dinner back on board each day.

The Itinerary

Board the catamaran in Athens and sail the Saronic Gulf region of Greece. Each day you'll sail to quiet harbor towns, bustling ports, historic sites and see the traditional Greek way of life. Highlights include Hydra, Epidaurus and Poros. 

7-NIGHT

Greece Saronic: Athens to Athens

Discover the Greek Islands

Depending on your cabin charter Greece itinerary, visit some of these stunning locations.

Athens
Athens
Aegina
Aegina
Poros
Poros
Hydra
Hydra
Spetses
Spetses
Epidavrous
Epidavrous
Trip Details
The Yachts

Accommodation is on 52-62ft catamarans with 5-6 double cabins and private washrooms. Life aboard a cabin charter in Bahamas will have an international flavour where groups of like-minded travellers come together to share the best experience possible. The catamarans are spacious with plenty of deck areas to enjoy quiet time or social areas to mingle with your fellow crew mates.*

The Yachts have the following features:
  • double-bed cabins for double occupancy
  • private washroom facilities
  • equipped galley with refrigerator/ice boxes & double sink
  • large open saloon with dining table, couch
  • Sound system for ipod/mp3 playback
  • generator providing 220v power in cabins
  • spacious cockpit with external dining table
  • furling sails and mainsails with lazy–jack or roller system
  • bimini (shade awning) and spray hood on the monohull
  • GPS plotter
  • kayak with paddle
  • stand up paddle board
  • snorkel gear
  • dinghy and outboard
  • emergency life rafts, life jackets, harnesses, first–aid kits and standard safety equipment for sailboats.
Meals

A sailing cruise in Greece include meals so there's no need to be concerned about shopping. From the fully equipped galley your hostess/chef will prepare meals that will have a regional flavour from a diverse and mouthwatering menu. Breakfast generally includes a mixture of:

  • fresh filter coffee
  • fruit juices
  • milk and teas (freshly brewed black tea or herbal tea assortments)
  • an assortment of cheeses
  • eggs prepared to your liking
  • fresh bread
  • honey, jams, butter, toast
  • cereals
  • local specialities

Lunch and dinner are a fantastic mixture of hot and cold foods and include:

  • soups
  • a large variety of salads
  • sauces and dips
  • grilled meats and fish
  • shell fish
  • pastas, rices and potatoes

Every chef will also add a few of their own personal flavours to the trip!

Beverages

Drinks (table wine), local aperitifs (punch, rum), fruit juice, sodas. All other beverages can be purchased at the local supermarkets and brought onboard.

Special Dietary Requirements

Can be accommodated in some instances with advance notice, but it is advised to bring your own snack foods if you have food intolerances or allergies.

What happens each day?

The emphasis is on sailing, relaxation and enjoying water and beach activities. Some shore excursions are offered to see charming towns for shopping or places of interest. See the detailed itinerary for more details. For evening entertainment, you can sit on deck and chill with your fellow crew mates or enjoy the local nightlife on shore.

Swimming and snorkeling

Each day there is a chance to swim and snorkel. In this tropical paradise, there is an abundance of fish for the avid snorkeler. Alternatively, you can kayak to the beach to enjoy strolling the beach and beach combing.

The Crew

The professional crew are responsible for all operations of the vessel, sailing, cooking, cleaning, and service of all meals, drinks and snacks on board. Crew offer a wealth of knowledge, great service and make the trip an unforgettable experience.

*On rare occasions an alternative yacht or smaller yacht may be used based on the number of bookings. Yachts may motor sail in light air to make destinations on time. When booking, it is not possible to specify a particular yacht or crew.

Boarding Locations
Athens Boarding Location
Athens: Kalamaki Alimos Marina

Athens International airport is at Spata, a 45-60 minute taxi ride from the marina and central Athens. Saturday is best spent visiting Athens sites before coming to the marina and boarding. If you arrive early at the marina on boarding day, bags can be left with your owner/operator but you will not officially be able to board until 17:00. If you arrive early, explore the marina, shop at the Marionopolis supermarket (1 block west of the marina on Poseidonos Blvd along the beach) or have a drink or light lunch at Skipper’s or Kitchen Bar.

By Taxi

Airport to downtown: Yellow taxis can be found lined up at the airport. Taxis take 45 minutes to 1 hour to get downtown based on traffic. It costs approximately 50-60 Euros one-way per taxi. They are smaller European vehicles and only have room for three passengers and baggage. Drivers may charge a baggage fee that is approx. Euro 3.

Downtown Athens to the Kalamaki Alimos Marina: It takes 15-20 minutes and costs approx. 20 Euros per car one-way. Do not get out of your taxi at the marina until you have identified your meeting point, as it is a big marina.

By bus

Airport to downtown: Bus number X95 travels from the airport every 30 minutes making 8 stops (including the Hilton) and then terminates downtown at Syntagma/Constitution Square. It is air-conditioned and costs approx. 5 Euros. Syntagma Square is a short distance to most hotels but a taxi may be advisable at this point. Plaka hotels are within walking distance from Syntagma if you do not have too much baggage.

Airport to Kalamaki Alimos Marina: Bus number X96, runs every 30 minutes south from the airport to Piraeus along the coast passing by Alimos Kalamaki Marina and costs approx. 5 Euros. Ask the driver for the Edem Taverna stop. You want the west main entrance road where the Shell station and Edem restaurant is located.

By tram

Downtown Athens to Kalamaki Athens Marina: Public transport by subway and tramcar from central Athens hotels is easy and convenient. From Syntagma Sqr. (Athens centre) take the Tram Line to Alimos marina (EDEM stop). The metro runs every 30 minutes from 05.30 to 00.20 on a daily basis. The ticket costs 8 Euro per person.

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