Cyclades cruise

Start - Marina Alimos (Athens) – Gateway to the Greek Islands

one of the largest and most modern marinas in the Mediterranean, is the perfect starting point for an unforgettable sailing adventure in Greece. Located just minutes from the heart of Athens and only a short transfer from Athens International Airport, the marina combines convenience, excellent facilities, and direct access to some of the most beautiful cruising grounds in the Aegean Sea. With a vibrant waterfront atmosphere, numerous cafés, restaurants, and marine services, Alimos offers everything sailors need before setting sail.

Kea – The Hidden Gem of the Cyclades

Just a short sail from Athens, Kea is the Cyclades’ best-kept secret and the perfect first island to discover on a Greek sailing adventure. Combining authentic island charm with unspoiled natural beauty, Kea offers a peaceful alternative to the more crowded Cycladic destinations. Sail into the picturesque harbor of Vourkari, a favorite gathering place for yachts and sailors, where waterfront tavernas, elegant cafés, and boutique shops create a relaxed cosmopolitan atmosphere. Explore secluded coves with crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and enjoying a tranquil night at anchor beneath the stars.

Kythnos – Untouched Beauty in the Heart of the Cyclades

Kythnos is a sailor's paradise, where authentic Greek island life meets breathtaking natural beauty. Blessed with more than 100 secluded bays and beaches, this charming Cycladic island offers endless opportunities to drop anchor in crystal-clear waters, far from the crowds and noise of modern tourism. Approaching Kythnos by yacht reveals dramatic coastlines, golden beaches, and picturesque whitewashed villages nestled among rolling hills. The island's welcoming harbors, including the lively marina of Loutra and the traditional port of Merichas, provide the perfect setting to experience genuine Greek hospitality, waterfront tavernas, and spectacular sunset views. For those seeking tranquility, Kythnos is renowned for its sheltered anchorages and unspoiled coves, ideal for swimming, paddleboarding, or simply enjoying a peaceful evening under a sky full of stars. Ashore, charming stone-paved streets, authentic local cuisine, and scenic walking trails invite exploration beyond the coastline.

Serifos – Wild Beauty and Authentic Cycladic Charm

Serifos is one of the most captivating islands in the Cyclades, a destination where dramatic landscapes, pristine beaches, and authentic Greek character create an unforgettable sailing experience. Rising from the deep blue Aegean, the island enchants visitors with rugged hills, spectacular cliffs, and countless secluded coves waiting to be explored. Arriving by yacht in Livadi, Serifos' charming waterfront harbor, sailors are welcomed by crystal-clear waters, traditional tavernas, and the relaxed atmosphere that defines island life. Above the port, the island's iconic Chora crowns a hilltop, offering breathtaking panoramic views and some of the most beautiful sunsets in the Cyclades. For sailors, Serifos is a true treasure. Hidden anchorages, turquoise bays, and golden-sand beaches invite endless days of swimming, snorkeling, and relaxation. The island remains wonderfully unspoiled, preserving the authentic spirit of the Aegean and offering a peaceful escape from the busier tourist destinations.

Sifnos – The Cyclades' Finest Blend of Beauty, Culture and Gastronomy

Sifnos is a true jewel of the Cyclades, renowned for its elegant charm, crystal-clear waters, and exceptional culinary heritage. Combining picturesque landscapes with authentic Greek traditions, the island offers sailors a perfect balance of relaxation, exploration, and refined island living. Your journey begins in the beautiful bay of Kamares, a naturally sheltered harbor framed by golden hills and turquoise waters. From there, discover pristine beaches, hidden coves, and inviting anchorages that make Sifnos one of the most rewarding stops in the Aegean. Ashore, whitewashed villages perched on hilltops reveal a timeless Cycladic atmosphere. Wander through the narrow streets of Apollonia, enjoy breathtaking sea views from Kastro, and experience the island's warm hospitality in traditional tavernas and charming cafés.

Milos – A Sailor’s Dream of Hidden Coves and Turquoise Waters

Milos is one of the most spectacular sailing destinations in Greece, famous for its extraordinary coastline, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking volcanic landscapes. Often considered the jewel of the Western Cyclades, the island offers a unique blend of natural beauty, adventure, and authentic Greek charm. For sailors, Milos is a paradise of secluded bays, sea caves, and pristine anchorages. The island's dramatic coastline reveals stunning geological formations, colorful cliffs, and turquoise lagoons that can only be fully appreciated from the sea. Highlights include the iconic white rock formations of Sarakiniko, the crystal-clear waters of Kleftiko, and countless hidden coves perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The island's main harbor, Adamas, is one of the safest natural ports in the Aegean and provides excellent facilities along with a lively waterfront filled with restaurants, cafés, and traditional tavernas. Ashore, charming fishing villages such as Klima and Firopotamos showcase the authentic character and rich maritime heritage of the island.

Karthaia Bay (Kea) – Where Ancient Greece Meets the Aegean

Hidden on the southeastern coast of Kea, Karthaia Bay is one of the most remarkable sailing destinations in the Cyclades. Accessible primarily by sea, this secluded bay combines crystal-clear waters, dramatic natural scenery, and the timeless beauty of one of Greece's most important ancient sites. As your yacht approaches the bay, the ruins of the ancient city of Karthaia emerge from the hillside, overlooking the turquoise waters below. Once a prosperous city-state, Karthaia is home to impressive remains of temples, an ancient theater, and centuries of Greek history set against a breathtaking coastal backdrop.

End - Marina Alimos