8-Day Greek Islands Sailing Tour from Athens with Poros and Hydra

Check in, settle into your allocated berth, embark, and meet the Greek skipper.

Spend your leisure time exploring Athens at night. You may also ride the tram to see Glyfada.

Visit restaurants, clubs, or other sightseeing spots as proposed by your Greek skipper.

Set sail for Poros around 10 am.

Make a swim stop on the way, and at around 4-5 pm, anchor at Poros.

See the sunset from the Old Clock Tower at the top of the hill.

There is also the option of going to Love Bay for swimming, about a 15-minute walk away, or renting an ATV and exploring the area.

Enjoy leisure time at night by visiting restaurants and bars.

Sail to Hydra. There are no swim stops along the way, and no cars or motorbikes are allowed on the island.

Arrive at the harbour and choose from plenty of activities, such as cliff diving, swimming, relaxing at sunset bars, or exploring the market for shopping.

At night, unwind at restaurants and bars.

Sail to Ermioni and make a swim stop en route. Ermioni has some of the best places to moor for swimming in the Saronic Gulf.

Moor at the dock at approximately 4 pm.

Rent a bike and explore the area, or swim at the small, almost private beaches.

At night, relax at a lovely cocktail bar and enjoy your drinks under the moonlight.

Set sail for Methana. On the way, make a swim stop and then, at approximately 4-5 pm, moor at the dock.

Methana is the land of Hephaestus and is known for its volcano and thermal spa.

You may choose an optional trip to the top of the mountain where the volcano erupted hundreds of years ago. Book a minivan or bus for amazing views from the top of the mountain, then transfer to a traditional taverna in a small port for dinner.

Upon return, you also have the option to go to the open-air, free thermal spots to relax.

Set sail for Perdika, a small traditional fishing village where you have many optional things to do.

At the beach, you can swim, rent an ATV to go around the island of Aegina, visit the town centre, and see one of the most famous ancient temples in Greece - the Temple of Aphaia.

Ride a small wooden boat to the inhabited island of Moni. There, you can relax on the beach next to the only locals - peacocks and deer.

Sail back to Athens and, on the way, make the last swim stop before mooring again at Marina Alimos, where you started.

Enjoy the last night partying on the island.

Disembark for your next destination by 9 am.