ITINERARY

From our home port in Athens, Alimos Marina, you can follow any sailing routes to the beautiful Greek coast line or islands, where you will find many Cosmopolitan towns, villages, ancient temples, Byzantine castles, small fishing ports and unspoiled anchorages.

Greece has over 2.000 islands, destination for celebrities and VIPs from all over the world.

IT WILL BE OUR PLEASURE TO OFFER YOU ADVISE AND SUGGESTIONS IN PLANNING YOU ITINERARY.

SUGGESTED ITINERARIES

DURATION 4 DAYS

ROUTE 1 ATHENS-KEA-MYKONOS-PAROS-SIFNOS-ATHENS

ROUTE 2 ATHENS-HYDRA-NAFPLIO-SPETSES-EPIDAVROS-ATHENS

DURATION 7 DAYS

ROUTE 3 ATHENS-HYDRA-SIFNOS-MYKONOS-SANTORINI-PAROS-

               -SYROS-KEA-ATHENS

ROUTE 4 ATHENS-EPIDAVROS-HYRDA-NAFPLIO-MONEMVASIA-

               -KITHIRA-SPETSES-POROS-ATHENS

DURATION 10 DAYS

ROUTE 5 ATHENS-KEA-MYKONOS-NAXOS-SANTORINI-IOS-PAROS-

               -SERIFOS-KYTHNOS-ATHENS

DURATION 4 DAYS

ROUTE 1

ATHENS: Is the symbol of freedom, art and democracy in the conscience of the civilized world. In the center of town are two hills, the Acropolis with the monuments from the Age of Pericles, and Lucabetus with the picturesque chapel of Saint Giorgis.

KEA: The exceptionally picturesque island lies 15 miles from Athens from the south-east coast of Attica. Under Ottoman rule it was a pirates’ haven, when it was also called Zea, Zia or Tzia. The sea at Kea is crystal clear, the beaches are wonderful and the taverns are traditional Greek and you will never forget. When ones see the island from far away it seems barren, but in reality there are plenty of oak trees. Fruits, barley and silk are produced.

MYKONOS: Is world famous. It is no coincidence that this, the most cosmopolitan of all Greek islands, attracts so many visitors from all over the globe, including large numbers of celebrities, VIPs and intellectuals. Here, the steep mountains to be encountered in most of the Cyclades give away to low, rocky hills which compine with superb beaches to make up the landscape of the island.

PAROS: The third largest of Cyclades after Naxos and Andros has developed into center of tourism in recent years. Gently, rolling hills surround the south-east of the island which is predominately agricultural and is occupied by endless Vineyards, and lock within  themselves the famous Parian marble. The coastline is indented, with numerous small inlets and two large bays, those of NAOUSSA  in the North and PARIKIA in the west. Paros has been inhabited since very ancient times, and was one of the centers of the Cycladik Civilization.

SIFNOS: Was famous in ancient time for the wealth, which came from its gold and silver mines. Tourist facilities of Sifnos are of good standard and it possible for the visitor to combine a lively nightlife with a peaceful island existence close to nature.

    ROUTE 2

ATHENS: Is the symbol of freedom, art and democracy in the conscience of the civilized world. In the center of town are two hills, the Acropolis with the monuments from the Age of Pericles, and Lucabetus with the picturesque chapel of Saint Giorgis.

HYDRA: This rocky island is famed as a cosmopolitan and cultural centre and has played an important role in Greek history. For all those who have culture and art, Hydra is a famous meeting point and there are many galleries throughout the island.  

NAFPLIO: Capital of the prefecture and one of the loveliest towns in all Greece. Nafplio, is full of the joy of life: it is nobility and calm found in Minoan frescoes; it is Syntagma square, which strikes you as more gracious and delightful every time you see it; it is the little restaurants on the waterfront, the open-air cinemas, the bars and the music that every evening takes you closer to the people, the sea and the stars.

SPETSES: The island is famous its unique architecture, picturesque mansions and varied landscape. Motor vehicles are not allowed on the island and the most popular means of transport are by horse and cart or bicycle.

EPIDAYROS: The theater the Epidavros is the most famous and best preserved of all the ancient theaters in Greece. Built of limestone, and every summer it comes alive. The village of Palia Epidavros, is a seaside settlement with a small harbor, nestled in a plam thick with olive and orange trees, rimmed with scenic beaches and several taverns.

  DURATION 7 DAYS

R0UTE 3

ATHENS: Is the symbol of freedom, art and democracy in the conscience of the civilized world. In the center of town are two hills, the Acropolis with the monuments from the Age of Pericles, and Lucabetus with the picturesque chapel of Saint Giorgis.

HYDRA: This rocky island is famed as a cosmopolitan and cultural centre and has played an important role in Greek history. For all those who have culture and art, Hydra is a famous meeting point and there are many galleries throughout the island.

SIFNOS: Was famous in ancient time for the wealth, which came from its gold and silver mines. Tourist facilities of Sifnos are of good standard and it possible for the visitor to combine a lively nightlife with a peaceful island existence close to nature.

MYKONOS: Is world famous. It is no coincidence that this, the most cosmopolitan of all Greek islands, attracts so many visitors from all over the globe, including large numbers of celebrities, VIPs and intellectuals. Here, the steep mountains to be encountered in most of the Cyclades give away to low, rocky hills which compine with superb beaches to make up the landscape of the island.

SANTORINI: Should not be missed. Santorini is like two islands. One side is the crater with the villages of THIRA and OIA and the other side where the town of PERISSA and KAMARI attract to their black sand beaches.

PAROS: The third largest of Cyclades after Naxos and Andros has developed into center of tourism in recent years. Gently, rolling hills surround the south-east of the island which is predominately agricultural and is occupied by endless Vineyards, and lock within themselves the famous Parian marble. The coastline is indented, with numerous small inlets and two large bays, those of NAOUSSA in the North and PARIKIA in the west. Paros has been inhabited since very ancient times, and was one of the centers of the Cycladik Civilization.  

KEA: The exceptionally picturesque island lies 15 miles from Athens from the south-east coast of Attica. Under Ottoman rule it was a pirates’ haven, when it was also called Zea, Zia or Tzia. The sea at Kea is crystal clear, the beaches are wonderful and the taverns are traditional Greek and you will never forget. When ones see the island from far away it seems barren, but in reality there are plenty of oak trees. Fruits, barley and silk are produced.

    ROUTE 4

ATHENS: Is the symbol of freedom, art and democracy in the conscience of the civilized world. In the center of town are two hills, the Acropolis with the monuments from the Age of Pericles, and Lucabetus with the picturesque chapel of Saint Giorgis.

EPIDAYROS: The theater the Epidavros is the most famous and best preserved of all the ancient theaters in Greece. Built of limestone, and every summer it comes alive. The village of Palia Epidavros, is a seaside settlement with a small harbor, nestled in a plam thick with olive and orange trees, rimmed with scenic beaches and several taverns.

HYDRA: This rocky island is famed as a cosmopolitan and cultural centre and has played an important role in Greek history. For all those who have culture and art, Hydra is a famous meeting point and there are many galleries throughout the island.

NAFPLIO: Capital of the prefecture and one of the loveliest towns in all Greece. Nafplio, is full of the joy of life: it is nobility and calm found in Minoan frescoes; it is Syntagma square, which strikes you as more gracious and delightful every time you see it; it is the little restaurants on the waterfront, the open-air cinemas, the bars and the music that every evening takes you closer to the people, the sea and the stars.

MONEMVASIA: In Greeks means one entrance: the long causeway joining it to the mainland was and is the only access to the rock. Time stopped here in the Middle ages. Castles and ramparts, old mensions, little houses, narrow lanes pawed with stone, slabs, churches with crumbling facades, old low archways semi-destroyed stairways. Monemvasia, is revelation that leaves one with a heavy heart and deep nostalgia, a feeling that one would like to stay here  forever.

KITHIRA: Kithira or Cythera has been known as the island of Afhodite. The island lies opposite the eastern tip of Peloponnese.

SPETSES: The island is famous its unique architecture, picturesque mansions and varied landscape. Motor vehicles are not allowed on the island and the most popular means of transport are by horse and cart or bicycle.

POROS: The ancient ruins of the Temple of Poseidon are to found 5 km from the main town. Poros is build in keeping with Greek island tradition with blue and white colors. In Poros there are numerous small inlets with sandy beaches and pine trees which almost reach the sea.

DURATION 10 DAYS

  ROUTE 5

ATHENS: Is the symbol of freedom, art and democracy in the conscience of the civilized world. In the center of town are two hills, the Acropolis with the monuments from the Age of Pericles, and Lucabetus with the picturesque chapel of Saint Giorgis.

KEA: The exceptionally picturesque island lies 15 miles from Athens from the south-east coast of Attica. Under Ottoman rule it was a pirates’ haven, when it was also called Zea, Zia or Tzia. The sea at Kea is crystal clear, the beaches are wonderful and the taverns are traditional Greek and you will never forget. When ones see the island from far away it seems barren, but in reality there are plenty of oak trees. Fruits, barley and silk are produced.

MYKONOS: Is world famous. It is no coincidence that this, the most cosmopolitan of all Greek islands, attracts so many visitors from all over the globe, including large numbers of celebrities, VIPs and intellectuals. Here, the steep mountains to be encountered in most of the Cyclades give away to low, rocky hills which compine with superb beaches to make up the landscape of the island.

NAXOS: The largest and most fertile of the Cycladic islands, lies almost at the center of the Aegean. Medows runnning down to vast beaches, cliffs sinking suddenly into the sea, rocky mountains side-by-side. The coastline of Naxos is abrupt on the south side and more sheltered to the west, with numerous inlets and sandy beaches.

SANTORINI: Should not be missed. Santorini is like two islands. One side is the crater with the villages of THIRA and OIA and the other side where the town of PERISSA and KAMARI attract to their black sand beaches.

IOS: There is no place in the world like IOS. Is where spring break lasts all summer. MILOPOTAMOS beach is one of the largest and finest in Greece. Also are other beaches in MANGANI, VALMAS, PSATHI OR KOLITZANI.

PAROS: The third largest of Cyclades after Naxos and Andros has developed into center of tourism in recent years. Gently, rolling hills surround the south-east of the island which is predominately agricultural and is occupied by endless Vineyards, and lock within themselves the famous Parian marble. The coastline is indented, with numerous small inlets and two large bays, those of NAOYSSA  in North and PARIKIA in the west. Paros has been inhabited since very ancient times, and was one of the centers of the Cycladik Civilization.

SERIFOS: It is a charm all of its own, something in the unique “atmosphere” of the island, which attracts an ever-increasing number of visitors from Greece and abroad? The greatest attraction of Serifos is its magnificent beaches (Mega Livadi, Koutalas, Agios Sostis, Psili Amos, Agios Ioannis, Sikamia).                    

KYTHNOS: Famous in antiquity for the excellence of its administration that recent archaeological finds have provided evidence of the earliest presence of man in Cyclades. The terrain is mainly mountainous, but the harshness of the bare earth is relieved here and there are by vines of fig trees like brushstrokes on it, while pretty little bays form indentations in its coast-line.