The beautiful cluster of the islands at the Argosaronic bay, that is Aegina, Poros, Hydra, Spetses, Salamina and several islets, is situated within a few miles from Athens. The Saronic Gulf islands are pretty close to one another and can be easily reached, usually within a two or three hours sail.
Long sandy or pebbled beaches, refreshing forests, and crystal blue waters provide a breathtaking beautiful picture and a wide variety of landscapes. Weather conditions in the area are best around the summer months, and most sailors of all abilities will cope happily, with winds that tend to be lightest in the morning.

The Cyclades are a network of islands located in the centre of the Aegean Sea, made up of 39 islands, some of which such as Mykonos, Santorini and Paros are among the most famous destinations in Greece.
Each island has it’s own unique charm and magic, with inspiring scenery and picture perfect views stretching out into the Aegean as far as the eye can see.
The group of Cyclades Islands has a fine selection of never ending beaches of fine sand, traditional villages, castles and ruins from ancient times, landscapes that experienced sailors with a good sense of adventure should definitely visit.

The Dodecanese island complex is located at the southeastern part of Greece, adjacent to the coast of Turkey. It is the crossing point of sea, sun and strong winds that allure all senses and offer unique sailing experiences. It is a major yachting centre, with international airports at the major charter basis like Rhodes and Kos
Sailing in the Dodecanese waters is absolutely splendid, entailing long or short open-water passages between the 14 large islands and more than 40 islets, to further explore this fascinating cruising ground known for its amazing beaches and excellent snorkeling. Traditional tavernas and nightclubs are pleasingly juxtaposed against the traditional fishing ports and quiet waterfront restaurants, all of which can make your sailing vacation unforgettable.