Your catamaran awaits you from 15:00 in the marina of Alimos. Alimos is a southern suburb of Athens, 30 km from Athens Airport. Welcome on board by the crew and accommodation in the cabins. Departure at 18:00 for the port of Perdika. Perdika is an old historical settlement, built around the port. In the past, its inhabitants were exclusively involved in fishing. Perdika is famous for small houses with their courtyards that connect to each other. In the pedestrian area there are taverns excellent for fresh fish, ouzeri, bars and cafes. The pedestrian area continues with benches in the trees, where anyone can watch the sunset, watching the sun disappear into the sea. Descend the special rock stairs to swim in clear waters. Swim to the beautiful rocky beach of Perdika, next to the trees, open your umbrellas and dive into the sea from the two wooden platforms.

Breakfast on board, visit by bus or taxi of the picturesque and traditional town of Aegina, with excellent restaurants, taverns, clubs, bars, cafes and nightlife. Alternatively, visit the ancient temple of Aphaia. After lunch you will continue to Mandraki Bay in Hydra, where you will spend the night. With a sea taxi you can visit the port of Hydra. Hydra, built in the shape of an amphitheater on a slope overlooking the Gulf of Argosaronico, is one of the most romantic destinations in Greece. The traditional stone palaces, the narrow cobbled streets, the secluded squares and above all the ban on cars and the use of about 500 donkeys as a means of public transport, explain why Hydra has preserved its distinctive atmosphere through the passage of time. In the past, the island experienced exceptional economic growth thanks to its great naval and commercial activity. 

Breakfast on board, sail to the port of Hydra and stop for 1-2 hours. Afterwards, continue to Dokos Island for lunch. Dokos is one of the most popular nautical destinations in the Saronic Gulf. It is an almost uninhabited island, located between the southern coast of the Peloponnese and the islands of Hydra and Spetses. What makes Dokos so popular with boaters is the picturesque bay of Skintos, which offers clear waters and shelter from all winds. Dokos is ideal for those who love wild landscapes, peace, tranquility and beautiful sunset views! The island offers important historical artifacts dating back more than 8,000 years and the oldest shipwreck in the world. After lunch, we set sail for the island of Spetses. Spetses, an island with a long naval tradition, is famous for its significant contribution to the War of Independence in 1821. It was here that the flag of the revolution was hoisted on April 3, 1821. 

After breakfast you sail to Hermione with a stop for swimming and lunch in Agios Emilianos and in the afternoon you arrive in Hermione. Hermione is a picturesque village of about 2600 inhabitants on the southeastern coast of Argolis, with a characteristic island appearance. It is located near the cape of Bisti, at the end of the Argolic peninsula, opposite the islands of Dokos and Hydra. Its inhabitants are mainly dedicated to the cultivation of olive trees. In recent decades, the area has become a tourist attraction that has prompted many locals to engage in tourism. If you like hiking trails, you should definitely cross the small Katafyki gorge that connects Ermioni to Fournoi. It is a half-hour walk that will surely win you over. The landscape is uniquely beautiful, consisting of rocks, caves, rich vegetation and the small church of St. Nicholas, built in 1740, with remains of medieval walls in the courtyard.

After breakfast we set sail to the island of Poros with a stop in the bay of Soupia for swimming and lunch. Entering the port of Poros, you have a beautiful view of the town, built on the hills. The finds in the Archaeological Museum date back to the Mycenaean period (1600 - 1100 BC) up to Roman times. Among the objects on display there are also artifacts of ancient shipwrecks recovered in the Gulf area. Visit the ruins of the Temple of Poseidon in the northern part of Poros. Follow a path through the narrow streets of the city that will lead you up a hill, where the symbol of the island is located: the historic Clock Tower, where you can relax and enjoy a panoramic view of the whole city.

We sail to the Bay of Love in Poros. Breakfast on board and continue to Epidaurus with a stop in Agios Georgios for lunch. Ancient Epidaurus (or Palaia - old - Epidaurus, as it is otherwise called) is a small but charming port in the Saronic Gulf, with a rich history that is lost in the depths of the centuries and that generously offers the visitor sea, natural beauty and archaeological sites. Built on the same site as the ancient city, it extends into the bowels of a narrow bay. The view is dazzling from the pine-covered Akros mountain. Locals call the small peninsula Island, and rightly so. Here visitors will encounter the Small Ancient Theatre, deep blue beaches for diving and good tourist infrastructure.

Breakfast on board. Visit to the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus. Sail to Alimos with a stop at the island of Anghistri for lunch and swimming. Athens at night