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Just a short distance from Athens, the Saronic Islands make it easy to combine a sailing holiday with some of Greece’s most characterful island destinations. A charter can take you from Aegina and Agistri to Poros, Hydra and Spetses, with the mainland coastline providing further places to stop along the way. Each island has its own atmosphere, from lively waterfronts to quiet swimming spots and traditional villages. One of the pleasures of sailing in the Saronic Islands is the flexibility of the itinerary. Distances between many of the islands are relatively short, so you can enjoy a morning sail without sacrificing an afternoon ashore. Drop anchor for a swim, have lunch in the cockpit, then sail towards your next destination as the breeze builds. Come evening, explore the narrow streets of Hydra or find a waterside taverna for dinner. A Seamaster sailing yacht gives you somewhere spacious and comfortable to return to after exploring. All yachts in the fleet are over 45 feet, three years old or newer and finished to a high specification, with modern interiors, generous living spaces and teak decks. Air conditioning and watermakers are useful additions when cruising during the warmer months. For first-time sailors or experienced charter guests, the Saronic Islands offer an accessible way to experience Greece by yacht, with Athens making the area particularly convenient to reach.

Lavrion , Cyclades Islands
Jeanneau 65

Athens, Saronic Islands
Jeanneau 60

Athens, Saronic Islands
Oceanis 46.1
Athens, Saronic Islands
Oceanis 46.1

Athens, Saronic Islands
Oceanis 51.1

Athens, Saronic Islands
Oceanis 46.1
Athens, Saronic Islands
Oceanis 51.1

Athens, Saronic Islands
Sun Odyssey 490
Lavrion, Cyclades Islands
XC 47

Athens, Saronic Islands
Oceanis 47

Athens, Saronic Islands
Bavaria C57

Lavrion, Cyclades Islands
First Yacht 53

Athens, Saronic Islands
Oceanis 47