Athens Saronic Gulf Athens

Athens Poros is a vibrant little island, famous for its beautiful beaches, emerald bays and bustling bars and restaurants.

Poros The trip to Spetses is around 4-5 hours, so we suggest stopping off in one of the sheltered bays along the way for a dip in Aegean sea and some brunch. Lying in the southeast of the Saronic Gulf and named 'Isola Di Spezzia' - 'Island of Scents' by the Venetians, Spetses is a beautiful island where cars are banned and people get around by bus, scooter and bike. So pretty and so accessible, Spetses has become a favourite weekend getaway for Athenians escaping the city heat.

Porto Heli is a beautiful town built around a picturesque natural harbour in the southern Peloponnese. Surrounded by pine covered hills, this is one of the safest harbours in Greece and has plenty of traditional charm.

Hydra's charms have long been appreciated by the Greeks. There are no cars and transportation around the tiny marble cobbled lanes is provided by donkeys and mules. Exquisite architecture, history and tradition as well as a lively waterfront, banked by an 18th century marble-quayed harbour make Hydra the true gem of the Saronic Gulf.

Epidavros is an oasis in Argolida. This area plays host to one of the most famous ancient theatres in Greece. Built in phases through the Hellenistic times, the stadium is still in excellent condition and through the summer plays host to many performances.

Take a leisurely sail north to Agistri, a tiny island set in the middle of the Saronic. Known as one of the most unspoiled Greek islands, surrounded by azure waters and lush vegetations, it's an idyllic spot to relax on the last day. Once you've taken in the last of the sun, enjoy a leisurely sail back to Athens as your adventure comes to a close.

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