7 nights · Alimos - Agia Marina → Alimos Marina
The Saronic Gulf on Athens' doorstep is one of Greece's most sheltered and varied sailing grounds: short distances, a reliable afternoon breeze and a chain of islands that each have a character of their own. The route from Alimos runs via Aegina, with its Doric Temple of Aphaia, to Hydra, whose car-free harbour town is among the loveliest in Greece, on to the pine-clad islands around Spetses and Agistri and into the bays of the Argolid at Ermioni and Palaia Epidavros.
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The voyage sets out from Alimos, the large marina south of Athens and the main gateway for sailing in the Saronic Gulf …
Aegina is the closest of the Saronic islands to Athens, known for its pistachio groves and its neoclassical harbour town …
Hydra is one of the few islands in the world without cars - donkeys, muleteers and water taxis are the only forms of transport …
Spetses is a car-free island in the Saronic Gulf (only carriages and mopeds) …
Ermioni is a lively fishing town set on a narrow peninsula along the Peloponnese coast, facing the island of Hydra …
Only a narrow channel separates Poros from the Peloponnese, so close that the lemon groves of Galatas seem to scent the air across the water …
Palaia Epidavros is a tranquil coastal village in a sheltered bay ringed by citrus and olive groves …
The day's destination is Agistri, a small island densely cloaked in pine forest close to Aegina …
Alimos Marina, in the coastal suburb of the same name south of Athens, is the largest marina in Greece and the traditional start and end point for cruises in the Saronic Gulf …
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