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We offer our guests the opportunity to meet the Athens Riviera, by luxurious sailing catamaran cruises. You can choose between a morning or sunset semi-private or private half-day cruise, and a full-day private cruise, up to ten persons.

DAY CRUISES

Sail, swim, taste

Our cruises include historical narrations across the Athenian coastline, sailing, swimming, exploring the Aegean Sea and an amazing on board gastronomic experience with delicious traditional greek plates.

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Relax on board our brand new catamaran, enjoy the stunning view of the city and feel the refreshing summer breeze!

I think this was one of the best things we did in Athens - the crew is great - friendly , wants only your happiness and that you enjoy your time - water is a great swim and I will emphasize on the quality of food - we have been picked up by a private car on time and enjoyed each and every moment of it

Look to my images if your skipper is the one doing the BBQ in the photo so you will have a blast

Thank you sailing Athens

I could not recommend this company and trip more! It was the best day! We did the morning trip with three kids 8, 7 and 3. I was a little worried about safety and annoying the other guests (and staff!) but we had great people to go with and became friends, chatting and laughing! Mike and Ari were incredible and their service was amazing! They provided towels and drinks through out the day and the food was exceptional. So much and we got to see it being cooked. Mike stopped a few times, just enough for us to have a few swims and enjoy the scenery. They had loads of information for us too which was great...!!

So professional and relaxed from start to finish. Pick up and return to anyplace in Athens. No more than 10 guest per cruise. Plenty to drink and fantastic food. Crew was delightful. First rate operation and extremely enjoyable experience.

This cruise was absolutely breathtaking. We met fun people, the crew was super friendly, and the food was delicious. The boat was clean, there were numerous places to relax, and the water was so clear that it made swimming an absolute dream. We highly recommend this cruise since it's well worth your money.

Thoroughly recommend the sunset sailing cruise to anyone who visits Athens. Mike and Aris were wonderful! The food was delicious and the swim stops were exceptional. No suggestions for improvement, it was a perfect day. Thanks guys ?

We take care of your transfer from and to your hotel from any place in Athens. Emphasis is given to safety, quality and pleasure

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P.O. Box 13960 - Postal code 10310 - Athens, Greece Local No. +30.2155259494 Toll Free (USA) No.1-877 SAIL210 or (1-877.724.5210) [email protected]

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Athens Private Luxury Catamaran Cruise with Traditional Greek Meal and BBQ

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Athens Private Full Day Catamaran Cruise

Perfect for friends and family, enjoy a premium experience on board our exclusive sailing catamaran!

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Embark on an exclusive journey with our private catamaran cruise, departing from Alimos Marina in Athens to the picturesque island of Aegina. This personalized full-day excursion offers you and your group the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation and breathtaking natural beauty aboard a luxurious sailing catamaran.

Your private adventure begins with a leisurely sail across the shimmering sea towards Aegina, providing ample time to bask in the sun and enjoy a refreshing drink (or two). The flexibility of a private cruise means we have the freedom to tailor the itinerary to your group's preferences, be it longer stays at a spot or exploring hidden gems at your own pace.

As we approach Agia Marina, you'll be captivated by the crystalline waters and stunning landscapes. Renowned for its visibility and marine life, this spot is ideal for an exclusive swimming and snorkeling experience. While at anchor here we will prepare a light lunch onboard featuring a selection of local Greek delicacies.

Afterwards, we set sail for the serene cove of Vagia, a secluded paradise perfect for those seeking tranquility. Here, you can enjoy a second swim in the pristine waters, relax on the catamaran's deck and soak in the panoramic views, all from the privacy of your very own catamaran.

Throughout your journey, our dedicated crew will be at your service, ensuring your experience is comfortable, safe and truly unforgettable. Our catamaran's spacious layout is ideal for families or groups of friends offering plenty of space for sunbathing, lounging and socializing.

Our private sailing trips are flexible to your needs and both the half and full day options offer enough time to relax on the water away from the hustle and bustle of Athens, a truly fantastic day trip while visiting the Greek capital. If you are pressed for time and want to visit islands further away from Athens including Hydra or Spetses , we recommend considering our private motor yacht trips with their added "vroom"!

From € 1740 per group

Leave: 10:00 (Flexible) Return: 19:00 (Flexible)

Sailing onboard a modern sailing catamaran
Professional English speaking skipper and crew
Snacks & lunch menu served onboard which includes seafood pasta along with salads & appetizers
Wine, beer, beverages & water
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1, Poseidonos Ave., 174 55 Alimos, Athens Greece Tel +30 210 9811 515 Fax +30 210 9811 990 [email protected]

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The EclipSea is a Catamaran Yacht for charters managed by Leonardos Stefanou with a passion for sailing and the sea. The care in the maintenance of the catamaran, the availability to customers and the in-depth knowledge of all the most secret places of the proposed itineraries are our main characteristics.

We offer our catamarans for rental to Athens, Ionian Islands and to the Aegean Islands.

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Sailing from Athens

Everyone knows Athens is monumentally historical, and lays claim to being the birthplace of modern Mathematics, Eonomics, Philsophy and even civilisation, so it should come as no surprise to learn that it is also one of the oldest sailing destinations in the world, with ships setting sail from the Capital centuries ago! It is a classic cruising ground, and has some fantastic marinas to set sail from, all well connected to the ancient centre.

Athens is the best place to charter from if you want to explore the Saronic islands - and there's so much to explore: from the pistachio-growing island of Aegina, the ancient ruins at Poros, and the almost mythical Hydra, which is an amphitheatre of a marina that is genuinely a wonder to behold, and where they still transport everything by donkey! We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !

SAILING RATING: Beginner - With easy line-of-sight navigation, clear waters and light winds it's a great start point for sailors (and an easy cruising ground for experienced ones). Peak season is July & August, but you can sail here from March to October.

MUST-SEE: Our full suggested itinerary is further down the page, but we'd highly recommend taking in beautiful (and homely) town of Aegina , the hill-side fishing village of Hydra , and of course the ancient parts of Athens .

WHAT WE CAN OFFER: We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

GETTING THERE: Both Marinas are c. 40 minutes from Athens International airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €40 - 50.

WHY BOOK WITH US? We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.

WHAT NEXT? Use the pink box to search for yachts or catamarans with LIVE pricing & availability - if you have any other questions or requests, get in touch via Live Chat, the Contact Form , or by phone.

GETTING THERE: Both Marinas are c. 40 minutes from Athens International airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €40 - 50.

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6-day Sailing Itinerary from Athens

From Athens you're very well placed to explore the Saronic islands - Aegina is famous for its pistachio nuts, Poros for its vibrant tavernas and the Posedion ruins, and Hydra for the incredible stepped-town which is a joy to behold after a few hours at sea.

This itinerary also includes getting the boat back to the home marina for 6pm on Friday night, as required by the charter operator (so they can inspect the yacht), and then complete the check-out formalities immediately before you leave the boat (after an exhilarating week) on Saturday morning.

Avoiding the ferries and the massive cargo ships, the island of Aegina will be on the nose of the bow for most of the way, and then you tuck around the north-side of the island to find the pretty fishing village of Aegina, which has bars, restaurants and shops located around the marina to tempt you back on to dry land. Aegina is most famous for its pistachio nuts, so be sure to pick up a handful.

The main part of the town is on the northern side of the channel, which offers neoclassical architecture, a town square, and a beautiful blue church tower, as well as plenty of traditional Greek taverna's, almost all of which will serve up excellent seafood. There's also the ruins of the ancient temple of Poseidon, but beware they are just ruins now.

From Poros, you'll bear out of the channel and in a South-easterly direction along the Peloponnese peninsular, before heading South-west to Hydra. The entry into Hydra is spectacular (and one of the high points of the Mediterranean), with the buildings on the steep sides of the bay turning the marina into something of a medieval auditorium. The marina is only small, so get there early if you want to be guaranteed a spot.

Formed from intense volcanic activity in around 260 BC, Methana's 25 volcanoes now lie pretty much dormant, save for a few sulphur springs and thermal baths (both inside and outdoors). The baths are said to have mystical healing ability, but, at the very least, they're warm. For those that like to scale volcanoes, there are a number of large craters to be found, but it's an arduous trek from the town. Plus the nearby beautiful beach of Limnionas is well worth a visit, and the view of the surrounding islands is almost just as good from sea-level.

Agistri, or, more specifically, the town of Megalochori (or ‘Milos') at it's Northern tip, is an idyllic Greek fishing village with enchanting narrow streets. Life clearly moves at a different pace, and it's almost impossible not to relax here. As with most of the Saronic gulf, the seafood is exceptional, and you'll consider money well spent if you visit a local taverna.

If you haven't yet been to explore Athens ancient centre, then it really is well worth a visit, and the Acropolis is still a wonder to behold even after 2,000 years. A tram stop just outside the marina makes it easy to connect to the city centre, and then you can join all the other tourists in checking out the home of modern civilisation.

For those with less energy, the best beach bars in Athens are just along the coast, or the marina itself has three bars which should have not only a fun atmosphere, but also plenty of fellow sailors who you can share tales of your adventures with. And then it's time to check-out to head for home – and to start planning your next voyage with PlainSailing.com for next year (or maybe you can squeeze a quick jaunt in later on in the season...?)

Sailing Conditions

The prevailing wind in Athens is a North-Easterly, which means you'll likely be going down the wind to nearby Aegina and Poros, or reaching if you stick to the coastline south of Athens. The wind is fairly dependable during the sailing season, with wind speeds of over 11 knots most days offering ideal sailing conditions. It is typically a katabatic wind which rolls off the mainland once the ground is heated by the sun, meaning that the wind starts off slowly in the mornings, picks up in the afternoons, andis virtually non-existent when the sun sets.

In you're sailing in the Cyclades (as opposed to the Saronic Gulf, it's useful to know that during spells of July and August, there are also Melthimi winds, which descend from Hungary and can reach speeds of over 25 knots, and which are probably best enjoyed from land unless you’re an experienced sailor.

Our Charter Partners operate out of three different marinas in Athens, and both are easily accessible by public transport.

Most charters at the moment are from Alimos Marina , but we also sail from Agios Kosmas Marina , 8km further to the south of Athens, which hosted the 2004 Olympic sailing events.

If you're staying in the area before or after your charter, we can recommend these places that are close to the marinas: Hotel Nefeli or Hotel Poseidon near Alimos, or the Bomo Palace Hotel near to Agios Kosmas Marina.

Alimos Marina, Athens

Alimos Marina is the largest marina in Athens, with over 1080 berths for yachts, and superb facilities - including three in-marina bars/restaurants which can provide a great starting point to your holiday, or a welcome space for rest and relaxation away from your boat. Just down the coast, there's a public beach to while away the hours, and, heading in the same direction you'll also find some of Athens best beach-clubs and most exclusive nightclubs which spill out onto the beach and where cocktails and loud music flow well into the night.

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Agios Kosmas Marina was the host port for the sailing events in the 2004 Athens Olympics. It has since been converted to make space for 337 berths - including berths for boats as as big as 80m long - and it was awarded a Blue Flag for excellence in 2017.

The nearest town is the upmarket Glyfada, where you'll find one of Greece's only golf coursers. The centre, a pleasant 1km sea-side stroll away has plenty of decent restaurants, and is where Athenians come to relax and recover after a hard day in the city.

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Athens, Greece’s timeless treasure, seamlessly blends ancient heritage with modern vibrancy. Explore historic landmarks like the Acropolis, then dive into the city’s dynamic nightlife and culinary scene. A journey through time awaits in this captivating metropolis. Book your dream sailing holidays around Athens and Saronic Islands with IonianCatamarans.com.

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1 WEEK – Sailing Itinerary from Athens

Day 1 athens to aegina island.

Start your journey by sailing from Athens to Aegina Island.
Explore the charming town of Aegina, visit the Temple of Aphaia, and enjoy Greek cuisine at local tavernas.

Day 2 Aegina to Poros.

Sail to Poros, a picturesque island known for its scenic harbor and pine-covered hills.
Spend the day swimming, relaxing on the beaches, and exploring the town.

Day 3 Poros to Hydra

Head to Hydra, a car-free island famous for its preserved architecture and vibrant arts scene.
Explore the historic town, hike to view points, and dine in waterfront restaurants.

Day 4 Hydra to Spetses

Sail to Spetses, another beautiful island with rich history and stunning beaches.
Visit the Bouboulina Museum and enjoy water sports or snorkeling.

Day 5 Spetses to Ermioni

Cruise to Ermioni, a charming fishing town with a relaxed atmosphere.
Explore the town’s narrow streets and enjoy fresh seafood.

Day 6 Ermioni to Epidaurus

Sail to Epidaurus and visit the ancient theater, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Enjoy a cultural experience in this historical setting.

Day 7 Epidaurus to Athens

Return to Athens, taking in the coastal scenery along the way.
Explore any remaining sights in Athens or relax before departing.

2 Week Route B

2 WEEK – Sailing Itinerary from Athens

Extend your adventure by exploring more of the Saronic Gulf and Cyclades islands. You can follow the 1-week itinerary and add the following:

Day 8 Athens to Kythnos

Sail to Kythnos, a tranquil island with beautiful beaches and traditional villages.

Day 9-14: Explore the Cyclades

Continue your journey by visiting iconic Cyclades islands like Mykonos, Santorini, Paros, Naxos, and more.
Each island offers its own unique charm, from nightlife in Mykonos to the stunning sunsets of Santorini.

3 Weeks Route

3 WEEK – Sailing Itinerary from Athens

For an even more extended adventure, you can explore a wider range of islands in the Aegean Sea. Follow the 2-week itinerary and add the following:

Day 15-21: Explore More Islands

Extend your Cyclades exploration or venture further east to islands like Amorgos, Astypalaia, Rhodes, or Crete.
Discover diverse landscapes, historical sites, and local cultures as you sail through the Aegean.

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Athens sailing holidays: popular questions answered., how much is it to charter a yacht in athens.

The cost of chartering a yacht in Athens can vary widely depending on factors such as the type of yacht, its size, age, and the duration of the charter. On average, you can expect to pay anywhere from €1,500 to €10,000 or more per week for a yacht charter in Athens.

Is Athens good for sailing?

Yes, Athens is an excellent destination for sailing. It offers a variety of sailing routes, calm waters, beautiful islands, historic sites, and a vibrant culture. The Saronic Gulf and nearby Cyclades islands provide numerous sailing opportunities with diverse experiences.

What is the best month to sail in Athens?

The best months for sailing in Athens are typically May to September. During this period, the weather is warm, and the sea conditions are generally calm, making it ideal for sailing and enjoying the Greek islands.

What qualifications do you need to sail in Athens, Greece?

To charter a yacht in Greece, you will need to have a recognized sailing qualification, such as an International Certificate of Competence (ICC) or a relevant skipper’s license. Additionally, knowledge of local regulations and navigation is essential.

Is the sea in Athens warm?

Yes, the sea in Athens is warm and pleasant for swimming and sailing during the summer months, with water temperatures ranging from 22°C (72°F) in May to 26°C (79°F) in August.

What sea is Athens in?

Athens is located along the coastline of the Aegean Sea, specifically in the Saronic Gulf region.

How long should an Athens sailing holiday be?

The duration of an Athens sailing holiday can vary based on personal preferences and the number of islands you want to visit. A one-week sailing trip is common for exploring the Saronic Gulf, while two to three weeks are recommended for more extensive island-hopping adventures.

When does the sailing season in Athens start and end?

The sailing season in Athens typically starts in late April or early May and continues through September or early October. May to September is the prime sailing season with the best weather conditions.

Why visit Athens?

Athens is a historical and cultural gem, offering iconic ancient sites such as the Acropolis, world-class museums, vibrant neighborhoods, delicious Greek cuisine, and easy access to beautiful islands. It’s a destination that combines rich history with modern vitality.

Which is the closest island to Athens?

The closest island to Athens is Aegina, located in the Saronic Gulf. It’s just a short sail from the Athens coast and offers a taste of Greek island life within easy reach of the mainland.

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Sailing Holidays in Athens

Sailing holidays in Athens offer a perfect blend of cultural exploration and island-hopping adventures. Here’s what you need to know:

Island Hopping: Athens serves as an ideal starting point for exploring the nearby Saronic Gulf islands, including Aegina, Poros, Hydra, and Spetses. Further afield, you can venture into the Cyclades, which include famous destinations like Mykonos and Santorini.
Sailing Conditions: Athens typically enjoys favorable sailing conditions from May to September. During this period, you can expect warm weather, calm seas, and steady winds, making it ideal for both experienced and novice sailors.
Charter Options: There are numerous yacht charter companies in Athens offering a range of sailboats, catamarans, and motor yachts for charter. You can choose to charter with or without a skipper, depending on your sailing experience.
Local Culture: Athens provides an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in Greek culture. Explore historic sites like the Acropolis, visit world-class museums, and indulge in delicious Greek cuisine at local tavernas.

History of Athens

Athens is steeped in history and is often regarded as the birthplace of Western civilization. Key historical highlights include:

Ancient Athens: The city’s history dates back over 3,400 years. It was the heart of ancient Greece and the birthplace of democracy, philosophy (with figures like Socrates and Plato), and theater (including the Theater of Dionysus).
The Acropolis: This iconic hilltop citadel features the Parthenon, a temple dedicated to the goddess Athena, and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Roman and Byzantine Eras: Athens continued to play a significant role in the Roman and Byzantine periods, with various monuments and structures from these eras.
Modern Athens: Today’s Athens is a vibrant capital with a mix of modern and historical elements. It’s known for its bustling neighborhoods, lively street life, and a dynamic arts scene.

Ports and Local Amenities

Athens boasts several ports and marinas that cater to sailors:

Piraeus: The Port of Piraeus is the largest and busiest port in Greece. It’s the main gateway to the Greek islands and offers numerous facilities, including boat services, restaurants, and shops.
Alimos Marina: Located in the Athens Riviera, Alimos Marina is a popular starting point for many sailing adventures. It offers various services, including boat maintenance and repair facilities.
Zeas Marina: Also known as Pasalimani Marina, Zeas Marina is another option for sailors and offers a range of amenities, including restaurants and bars.
Local Amenities: In Athens, you’ll find all the amenities you need, including supermarkets, provisioning stores, banks, and medical facilities, to ensure a comfortable and convenient sailing experience.

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