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The Endless Blue and White

Cyclades Islands compose one the most famous sailing destinations in Greece and probably in the Mediterranean Sea. Situated at the heart of the Aegean Sea, the islands are gifted with a wild landscape and long, sandy beaches, ideal for carefree sailing cruises in the Endless Blue

The calm turquoise

Ionian Sea Islands lie off the western coast of Greece. The area includes seven main islands, ten smaller ones and numerous uninhabited islets. Lefkas, Corfu, the mythical Ithaca and Paxos are among the most popular sailing destinations.

Where nature meets history

The area of Saronic Gulf and Eastern Peloponnese is one of the most fulfilling sailing destinations in Greece! It includes the largest marinas in Greece with the highest number of yachts for charter. The beautiful natural landscape, the monuments of ancient civilization, the proximity of the islands as well as the protection from northern winds, are a few of the characteristics that compose an ideal setting for relaxing sailing holidays in Greece.

The unspoiled nature

The Sporades islands lie at the northern part of the Aegean Sea, eastern off Pelion and the port of Volos. The area includes three main islands, Skiathos, Skopelos and Alonissos, many uninhabited islets, while it hosts the National Marine Park of Alonissos, an area protected for its variety of marine life species

The eastern limit

Dodecanese Islands are situated in southeastern Aegean Sea, near the Coast of Minor Asia. With major historic monuments on many islands, isolated and well protected bays, the cluster of Dodecanese islands remains an idyllic destination, especially for sailing.