Greece
Mythos, tzatziki, secluded bays
& crystal clear waters
Greece
Greece has long been considered the ultimate island hopping destination. With over 6000 gorgeous islands and islets to explore there are seemingly endless places to discover by boat. Visitors flock to the country for its temperate climate, warm clear waters and well natured, hospitable population. Famed for stunning scenery and great sailing conditions, you’ll enjoy every moment as you experience laid back Mediterranean culture at its finest.
Greece has it all. Sandy beaches, pretty coves, quaint fishing villages, white-washed Choras and cosmopolitan towns. Truly one of the Mediterraneans best sailing destinations. Explore a different island every day as you jump from one spectacular location to the next. With five distinctive sailing regions to be explored, you can keep coming back year after year and always find something new.
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The Ionian Islands
Stretching down the West coast of Greece, the Ionian islands are one of the Mediterranean’s most popular charter sailing destinations. Renowned for gentle afternoon breezes, calm seas and plenty of sunshine…
The Saronic Gulf
A popular sailing area within easy reach of Athens. You don’t have to travel far from the capital to find exceptional islands, coastal villages and harbours. The area makes for wonderful cruising with sheltered waters…
The Cyclades Islands
Taking up much of the Central Aegean Sea, the Cyclades Islands are exactly what most picture when they think of the Greece. The islands are populated with white washed houses at atop dramatic hillsides flanked…
The Dodecanese Islands
Taking up much of the Central Aegean Sea, the Cyclades Islands are exactly what most picture when they think of the Greece. The islands are populated with white washed houses at atop dramatic hillsides flanked…
The Sporades Islands
The Sporades group lies off the eastern shore of the Greek mainland. The islands here have a very authentic charm to them. Simply stunning to behold, the islands are covered with old stone white-washed houses…

