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 Saronic Gulf
Bases: Athens (Alimos/Salamina)

The Saronic Gulf offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and easy island-hopping, making it an ideal sailing destination for both new and experienced sailors. Visitors can expect short and scenic passages between islands, safe anchorages, charming harbors, and calm waters, making it a highly accessible and relaxing area to explore. The best time to sail in the Saronic is from April to October, with May, June, September, and early October offering mild temperatures, gentle winds, and fewer crowds, while July and August are busier but full of vibrant island life. The region is suitable for beginner to intermediate sailors, as navigation is straightforward, distances between islands are short, and most bays and ports are well protected. On average, daily time on board ranges from 2 to 4 hours, leaving plenty of opportunity for swimming, exploring historic towns, enjoying local cuisine, or simply relaxing on deck.

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Day 1

Salamina to Kanakia Beach (Salamina)

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Depart from Salamina Marina and sail along the calm waters of the Saronic Gulf toward Kanakia Beach, a secluded spot perfect for your first swim. The beach offers golden sands, clear shallow waters, and a peaceful atmosphere for relaxation. Watch the sun set over the horizon, painting the water with warm hues, and enjoy your first night anchored under the stars—listen to the gentle waves while dining on board or a small picnic by the shore.

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Day 2

Salamina to Moni and Aegina (Port)
 Loc18 NM Time 2h30m

Start the morning with a short sail to Moni Island, an uninhabited haven known for its pristine waters, ideal for snorkeling and spotting colorful fish. After a morning swim, continue to Agia Marina in Aegina, the island’s main port. Explore the town’s vibrant harbor, wander through narrow streets lined with shops, and sample the famous Aegina pistachios. Enjoy dinner at a waterfront taverna and stroll along the promenade in the evening.

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Day 3

Aegina to Hydra
 Loc28 NM Time 4hm

Sail toward the historic island of Hydra, renowned for its 18th-century architecture, cobblestone streets, and absence of cars. Along the way, anchor near the Tselevinia rocks for a refreshing swim in turquoise waters. Upon arrival in Hydra Town, explore the charming alleys, visit art galleries or small museums, and enjoy a relaxed meal at a seaside café. The evening is perfect for a stroll along the harbor under lantern light.

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Day 4

Hydra to Poros
 Loc14 NM Time 2h

Navigate to Poros, a green and peaceful island with a mix of pine forests and sandy beaches. Anchor in Russian Bay or near the small islet with its iconic white church. Spend the day swimming, sunbathing, or paddling in calm waters. Poros Town is lively and picturesque; wander the waterfront, enjoy fresh seafood, or take a short hike to the clock tower for panoramic views of the town and the Saronic Gulf.

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Day 5

Poros to Old Epidavros
 Loc24NM Time 3h30m
Sail toward Old Epidavros, a destination steeped in history. Visit its ancient theater, one of the earliest in the world, known for its perfect acoustics. Swim and snorkel in the Ancient Sunken City, explore small local shops, and taste authentic Greek cuisine at a traditional taverna. This day combines culture, history, and relaxation in a tranquil environment.

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Day 6

 Old Epidavros to Agistri
Loc9 NM Time 1h20m

Depart for Agistri, sailing to the southwest coast to reach Aponisos Beach. This idyllic bay is renowned for its turquoise waters, soft sand, and shade from the pine trees lining the shore. It’s perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply lounging on board. Visit the small coastal cafés, enjoy local seafood, and take in the calm atmosphere before your last full night at sea.

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Day 7

Agistri to Metopi and back to the base
Loc25 NM Time 3h30m

On your final day, sail to the tiny Metopi Island, a quiet paradise with crystal-clear waters and dramatic coastal scenery. Take a last morning swim, explore hidden coves, or relax on the deck. Afterward, make your way back to the base, reflecting on a week of sailing through historic ports, unspoiled beaches, and charming islands in the Saronic Gulf—a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and relaxation.

Destinos

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