Passage incontournable de tous les bateaux de plaisance dans les îles saroniques, Poros est un port naturel aménagé dans l'étroit chenal entre la côte et le Péloponnèse. Le village est typique avec une prédominance blanche et ocre, et s'étend sur les pentes d'une colline qui descend jusqu'à la mer. Si l'essentiel de la vie locale se déroule au port, la grimpette jusqu'à l'horloge vaut le coup, on y découvre au hasard d'une petite place, une ou deux tavernes bien typiques à l'ombre des arbres.

Aegina is the island of pistachios and artists. You can walk through the typical small streets of the village or go and see the fishermen taking care of their nets along the port. Aegina is full of terraces and small traditional taverns, the perfect place to start this holiday gently. If you have time, go visit the holy sites and the ancient temple of Aphaia, or dive into the blue-green water of Sarpa Beach.

Located 8km east of the archaeological site of Epidaurus, this small seaside resort with its pretty typical port can only enchant you with its beaches, cafes and taverns by the water. In ancient times, the port welcomed pilgrims who came to consult the priests of the sanctuary of Asclepius, especially famous today for its theater which is one of the most remarkable sites of ancient Greece classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The large theatre, built in the fourth century BC, which can accommodate about 12000 spectators, is built with mathematical precision and an extraordinary balance that gives it almost perfect natural acoustics. At the time, it was only one of the elements of what was one of the most important sanctuaries of the ancient world, dedicated to Asclepius (the god of healing) who is considered to be the birthplace of medicine.

The tiny port of Vathi is a fisherman's shelter on the west coast of the volcanic peninsula of Methana. Above the village of Kaimeni, is the volcano, which has covered much of the village with lava and ash. You can get there on foot from the port. The path to the crater, carved out of lava, offers a beautiful climbing experience. You will be able to follow the flow of lava into the sea with your eyes and enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding Saronic Islands and a spectacular sunset that paints the lava giving it a glowing appearance again. We really enjoy this place, a little away from the traditional roads.

With its village built in the shape of an amphitheatre, Hydra is a beautiful little paradise that offers visitors a journey back in time. The island is home to one of the most beautiful picturesque villages in Greece. Get lost in the cobbled streets and let yourself be seduced by the colorful buildings. The donkeys wait patiently for their loads, because Hydra has the particularity of having no cars. All life is almost concentrated around the quays with a string of cafes, restaurants and shops. The atmosphere is quite chic and trendy on this island which has seduced many artists, including Leonard Cohen.

Ermioni is a charming little fishing village, a strip of land ending in a pine forest that juts out into the sea, which gives it an insular look. A simple, authentic village, which offers its visitors the opportunity to enjoy the sea and the sun. A lot of charm at sunset, walking among the pastel houses and swimming extra from the rocks on the peninsula south of the village.

Its simplicity and authenticity make Ermioni a hidden paradise, which will offer you the romantic magic of Greece that you have always dreamed of.

Located a stone's throw from Hydra, Dokos is almost deserted and the spectacular bay of Skindos offers superb anchorages against a backdrop of centuries-old olive trees. The spot is ideal for diving, paddle boarding, or just enjoying the sweetness of the place, and to rest there for the night. We will anchor in the turquoise water near a beach with a small chapel and goats, as is often the case in Greece. In the evening, barbecue on the deck of the boat overlooking the sea with a breathtaking view of the sunset.

Considered the most beautiful island in the Saronic Gulf, Spetses is a stunning destination with lush landscape, traditional architecture, and crystal clear waters! The most interesting visit in Spetses is the museum of Bouboulina, the heroine of the Greek revolution who originated on the island. Visit Spetses in September for the celebration of Armata and enjoy a remarkable experience that will bring you closer to the island's long history!