Sailing Destinations

The Dodecanese islands stretch across the Aegean Sea, leaving picture-postcard villages in their wake. They are situated between the islands of Crete, the Cyclades, lkarias, Samos and the Asia Minor seaboard. The Dodecanese are made up of 12 main islands plus another 150 islands; only 26 islands are inhabited Whether travelling with your children, your sweetheart or a big group of friends, you’ll find the island that’s right for you. In just a couple of hours sailing, you will have every day a different choice where to go.

The Ionian Islands are located in the Ionian Sea, off the west coast of Greece and are composed of Corfu, Kefalonia, Zakynthos, Lefkada, Ithaca, Paxos and Kythira. All the Ionian islands reflect the influence of nearby Italy, but Corfu also has a distinct British tinge. The islands are well known for their beautiful sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, charming villages and stunning scenic countryside which is verdant and flourishing with greenery and nature. Each Ionian island has a distinct character and between them they offer everything you could wish for from a Greek Island holiday. With nearly 50 islands and islets to choose from and a gentle breeze that wafts from the northeast every day, you are spoilt for choice as to what to do and where to go.

The most famous island group in the Aegean Sea comprises some of the most beautiful islands in the world! Gorgeous sandy beaches, architecture in white and blue, traditional lifestyle, folk music, warm, hospitable people and barren landscapes with isolated chapels turn a trip to the Cyclades into a lifetime experience. Every day you can choose another island according to the way you feel: do you want to be up all night partying? Head for Mykonos and Ios! Want to change down a gear for a bit of peace and quiet? Head for one of the smaller islands away from the loud music and partying for a quiet dinner at anchor and a stroll along the beach at sunset.

The Saronic Gulf Islands dot the waters nearest Athens and offer a fast track to Greek island life. As with all Greek islands, each of the Saronics has a unique feel and culture.The islands of Hydra, Poros, Aegina, Spetses are very popular for both mainlanders and foreign tourists because of their easy access and a short distance to Athens as day-trip destinations or summer resorts. There are many hotels in each of the islands and their bays are often visited by yachters. The western coast of the Saronic is mainly mountainous with a ridge running parallel to the shore (600 – 900 m) and rising to 112 m near the Methana peninsula. Higher up the land remains barren, but below densely wooded areas can be found.