Sailing in Greece, the Saronic Islands
The perfect way to explore a nautical nation like Greece, is a sailing trip to its most beautiful and charming islands. Experience the stunning beauty of the Saronic Gulf by sailing through its crystal-clear waters. Spend at least a week exploring the region, having enough time to visit some of its most beautiful islands.
As much as you would love an adventure, it is important to know that the weather and your captain will determine your route and destinations. The weather is not always favorable for all destinations by boat; you might experience strong winds, even in the summer. Always discuss in advance with your captain and crew. Yunanni enjoys sailing with Navigare, but in Greece the are numerous sailing companies to select from.
We present you the beautiful Saronic Islands, in no particular order or recommendation.
Hydra and Spetses, no vehicles
Hydra is a charming, peaceful island with a fascinating history, rich culture and no vehicles. Hydra is a perfect place to relax and soak up the Greek island vibes. Hydra is famous for its vibrant cultural scene, which includes a wide range of music and arts events throughout the year.
From Hydra, you can sail to Spetses, a picturesque island known for its beautiful beaches and lively nightlife. Spetses is another small but captivating island nestled in the heart of the Saronic Gulf, known for its chic and cosmopolitan atmosphere. With its lush green hills, sparkling azure waters, and stunning architecture, Spetses is a place of unrivaled beauty and sophistication.
Along the way, anchor your boat in secluded bays, accessible only by sea, enjoy swimming in the crystal-clear waters, and savor fresh local seafood at tavernas along the coast.
Poros, the Love Bay
After spending the night in Spetses, set sail for Poros. A charming island, known for its natural beauty and relaxed atmosphere. The island is a feast for the senses, with its verdant hillsides, sparkling turquoise waters, and pristine beaches.
Poros town is a picturesque maze of narrow streets and whitewashed buildings that wind their way up to a hilltop clock tower, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding sea and islands. Explore the town's traditional tavernas, cafes, and shops, or simply wander through the quiet streets, enjoying the timeless beauty of the island.
Beyond the town, Poros offers a wealth of natural beauty to discover, from hidden coves and secluded beaches to verdant pine forests and rolling hills. Sail to The Cove of Love ‘To limanaki tis Agapis’ one of the most beautiful beaches in Poros.
For a delicious dinner just before setting sail to new destinations, Yunanni recommends Poseidon restaurant at the port.
Aegina
Last destination in the Saronic is Aegina, an island with a rich history and cultural heritage. Aegina is also known for its pistachios, which are considered some of the best in the world. Yunanni recommeds praline pistachio directly from the farmers at the port.
Walk around the streets of Aegina town and visit the Temple of Aphaia, one of the best-preserved ancient Greek temples in the world.
A sailing trip to the Saronic Islands is an unforgettable experience that allows you to explore some of the most beautiful and charming islands in Greece. You have the opportunity to explore at your own pace, as each island offers its unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty.
But most of all a sailing trip will offer you the freedom of the open sea, under the warm Mediterranean sun. Experience the magic of this stunning region, where ancient history meets modern luxury, and make memories that will last for a lifetime.
The Saronic Islands on the map
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