Places to explore · not a fixed schedule
The islands and quiet spots guests love most - explore the map, then shape your own days with your captain once you're aboard.
There's no fixed itinerary here - just the islands and hidden spots guests love most, mapped out so you can picture where a Saronic charter could take you. Tap the map to explore, then shape the real order with your captain once you're aboard, around the weather and what you feel like.
Tap any place — on the map or in the list — for a closer look. Sail times shown are indicative only.
Useful hints
Size plays a role in how fast you go and the sense of stability you get - regardless of the space inside, and regardless of where you're sailing.
Poros
Green, gentle, and close to Athens.
Hydra
Car-free, timeless, quietly glamorous.
Spetses
Neoclassical, romantic, a little cosmopolitan.
Nafplio
Greece's first capital, reached by sea.
Explore Nafplio →
Ermioni
A calm harbour town on the Argolic coast.
Explore Ermioni →
Aegina
Closest island to Athens - easy on a first or last day.
Explore Aegina →
Epidavros
Home to the ancient theatre, a short walk up from the coast.
Explore Epidavros →
Kyparissi
A remote village further down the coast, reachable mainly by sea.
Explore Kyparissi →
Gerakas
A narrow, fjord-like natural harbour near Monemvasia.
Explore Gerakas →
Monemvasia
A fortified medieval town on a rock, joined to the mainland by a causeway.
Explore Monemvasia →A note from Eugene
The Saronic Gulf offers one of Greece's most relaxed cruising experiences. Shorter passages, generally calm waters and sheltered anchorages allow you to spend less time travelling and more time enjoying everything that makes a yacht holiday special.
Whether that's swimming, paddleboarding, snorkeling, exploring charming waterfront towns, hiking scenic trails, enjoying authentic Greek cuisine or simply unwinding on deck, the Saronic naturally creates a comfortable rhythm that suits families, couples and first-time sailors alike.
Its beauty lies not only in its islands but also in its picturesque coastlines, secluded bays and the many hidden places that are best discovered from the sea. Combined with generally stable weather throughout the season, the Saronic allows for a relaxed and well-balanced itinerary where every day can be enjoyed at an easy pace.
Since there's no fixed itinerary, it's your captain and hostess who shape each day - reading the weather, adjusting the route, deciding where to stop next. That's exactly why it matters who you're sailing with.
25+ Years Cruising the Greek Islands
Permanent, Long-Standing Crews
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Deep Local Knowledge of Every Anchorage
A 52ft catamaran for up to 10 guests - well suited to the Saronic's calm, sheltered water and short hops between islands.
The Saronic Gulf No - there's no set route. These are the islands and quiet spots guests love most; your captain builds the actual day-to-day plan with you once you're aboard, based on the weather and what you feel like doing.
A typical charter (around 7 days) reaches four to six of these stops comfortably, with time to properly enjoy each one rather than rushing between islands.
Your captain swaps it for the closest comparable stop, so your plan keeps its shape even if one specific island changes.
They're indicative only - a straight-line distance at roughly 7 knots cruising speed, not accounting for wind, so treat them as a rough sense of scale rather than a schedule.
Yes. About 7 days (Saturday to Saturday) is the typical length, but custom durations are possible - tell us your dates and we'll shape the right plan around them.
Tell us who's coming and what you're after - our advisors will shape the right region, route and yacht to match.