Two week Cyclades Islands & Saronic Gulf Itinerary
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One of the busiest and largest marina in Greece with many charter yachts operating from here. The facilities here for yachts are excellent and there’s some great bars and restaurants and a...
A sheltered bay on the west coast of Siros, there is a quay on which you can moor inside or outside the harbour. The rest of the harbour is mostly taken up by fishing boats. There is water available...
Known as the party town of the Cyclades, Mykonos is the place to sip cocktails and rub shoulders with celebrities. The harbour itself is charming and has good facilities for visiting yachts, get in...
There are several anchorages and a harbour in this large sheltered bay. The town of Naousa itself has the beautiful white buildings that are characteristic of this area.
This is the main ferry port for the island, there is space for some yachts on the quay which has the usual facilities and plenty of space to anchor in the large sandy bay. The location here is...
The main port on Serifos has water and electricity on the quay plus good shopping and bakeries. This busy place also has lots of bars and restaurants, it is worth checking out the picturesque village...
In the summer boats will often be rafted five deep in the harbour but it is worth arriving there in time to see one of the most famous and interesting spots in the Saronics, with a great mix of...
There is a large quay which stretches right round the town with water and electricity in many of the spots. The town itself, on the south end of the peninsula, is a pretty one with lots of shops,...
A large bay with beautiful clear water, there is a small island with a chapel in the middle. Unsurprisingly, it gets crowded in the summer but is well worth a visit.
Despite the harbour being crowded with boats coming to and from Athens, a visit to Aegina is a chance to experience the Greek way of life; enjoy a coffee at one of the beach front cafes, swim in the...
