On this trip, thanks to the majestic Corinth Canal, we will sail between two seas: the Ionian and the Aegean, both beautiful and rich in history.

After saying goodbye to Patras and its captivating old town, passing under the grandiose bridge that connects the Peloponnese to the Greek coast, we will enter the Gulf of Corinth.

The coast is jagged and engraved with numerous natural bays and gulfs where it is easy to find shelter and picturesque places to visit.

These include the ancient ports of Navpaktos and Monastiraki and the island of Nisis Trizonia, where we will make a stop.

Another interesting stop is the bay of Itea from where you can go up to the ancient city of Delphi, a sacred place for the ancient Greeks famous for its oracle. The view of the gulf seen from above is beautiful.

Great will be the thrill of sailing in the Corinth Canal between two high rock walls that reach 79 meters in height.

A nice swim in the islet of Tragonisi and then you will arrive in Athens, It will be suggestive to see the acropolis from the sea and visit the city where there is certainly no shortage of things to discover starting from the ancient, circular port of the city now transformed into a marina. The Acropolis of Athens, the sacred city, contains the 4 masterpieces of classical Greek art: the Parthenon, the Propylaea, the Erechtheion and the temple of Athena Nike and is the symbol of Greece, of the glories of its classical civilization.