Day 1

Athens to Aegina (Agia Marina)
Check in at 17:00 15 NM 2h

After embarkation at Alimos Marina and a full yacht briefing, you set sail southwest across the Saronic Gulf toward Aegina. The first day’s sail is comfortable and enjoyable, offering open views of the Attica coastline and the Peloponnese in the distance. Arriving at Agia Marina, you can moor in the small harbor or anchor nearby. The area offers sandy beaches and clear, shallow waters — ideal for your first swim. In the afternoon, explore the seaside promenade or visit the nearby Temple of Aphaia for panoramic sunset views. Enjoy dinner at a traditional waterfront taverna, tasting fresh seafood and local pistachio specialties for which Aegina is famous.

Day 2

Aegina to Hyrda (stop for swimming in Tselevinia)
 28 NM 4h

Today’s passage takes you further south to the iconic island of Hydra. As you approach, the impressive amphitheatrical harbor comes into view, lined with elegant stone mansions.Hydra is unique for being car-free, preserving its traditional character. After docking stern-to in the lively port, spend the afternoon wandering through narrow cobbled streets, visiting small museums and art galleries, or swimming from the rocky platforms near Spilia. As evening falls, the harbor lights create a magical atmosphere. Dining here is a true highlight, with restaurants overlooking the sea and yachts anchored just meters away.

Day 3

Hydra to Spetses
 18 NM 2h30m

Leaving Hydra behind, you sail toward sophisticated Spetses. Before reaching the main town, stop at the beautiful Zogeria Bay on the island’s northern coast. Zogeria is surrounded by pine trees that reach the water’s edge, creating emerald reflections in the sea. The anchorage is calm and well protected, perfect for swimming, paddleboarding, and relaxing on deck. You may choose to remain at anchor for a peaceful evening under the stars or continue to Spetses Town to experience its refined ambiance, neoclassical architecture, and elegant waterfront dining scene.

Day 4

Spetses to Hinitsa and Dokos
 15 NM 2h15m

Start the morning with a short sail to Hinitsa Bay, located opposite Spetses. Its turquoise waters and sandy seabed make it ideal for a long, relaxed swim. In the afternoon, continue toward the uninhabited island of Dokos. This rugged island offers one of the most tranquil anchorages in the Saronic. With no facilities and no permanent residents, Dokos provides pure nature, crystal-clear waters, and complete silence. The sunset here is spectacular, and the night sky, free from light pollution, is unforgettable.

Day 5

Dokos to Poros
 15 NM 20m

After a peaceful morning swim, sail north toward Poros. Entering the narrow channel between Poros and the Peloponnese is a memorable experience, with traditional houses lining the waterfront. Poros Town offers a lively yet authentic setting. Walk up to the clock tower for panoramic views, explore local boutiques, or relax at a café along the promenade. The island combines a youthful energy with traditional Greek charm. Dinner by the harbor, with reflections of lights dancing on the water, creates a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Day 6
Poros to Agkistri

                                                           16 NM 2h30m

Today’s sail brings you to Agkistri and the beautiful natural anchorage of Aponisos. This small peninsula with turquoise waters feels almost Caribbean in its clarity. Spend the day swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying the calm surroundings. Aponisos is ideal for a relaxed final evening at anchor, with a simple seaside taverna nearby if you prefer dining ashore. The peaceful setting makes it a perfect way to slow down before returning to Athens.

Day 7

Agkistri to Moni Island and back to the base

                                                       30 NM 4h30m

On your final morning, sail toward Moni, a small uninhabited islet near Aegina known for its vibrant turquoise waters and natural beauty. Stop for one last swim in pristine conditions. After lunch onboard, begin your return sail to Alimos Marina. Enjoy a relaxed cruise back, reflecting on a week filled with picturesque harbors, hidden coves, crystal-clear waters, and authentic Saronic charm — the perfect Greek sailing escape.