The holiday begins in the port of Skiathos, easily accessible from the airport, about 2 km away. Boarding at 18:00, assignment of cabins and luggage arrangement. A short sail takes us to a nearby bay where we will spend the first night at anchor.

The welcome aperitif and dinner are an opportunity to get to know each other and become familiar with the boat and the habits on board. The next morning we set sail: Skiathos parades aft and the sea of the Sporades opens up in front of us.

We will return to port on the last evening of the trip for dinner in the tavern, a walk through the alleys and the last purchases before disembarking, scheduled for Tuesday at 9.00.

The island is located in the heart of the largest National Marine Park in Greece. Its waters are home to a rich biodiversity: with a little luck we can also spot the rare Mediterranean monk seal, a protected species.

The island is a succession of coves where the turquoise of the sea meets the white of the pebble beaches, giving us seabeds to explore with mask and fins.

Stages to choose from based on weather and preferences:

Gerakas, to the north, a remote bay with a rockier and more bare landscape.

Kokkinokastro, Leftos Gialos, Tzortzi Gialos and Chrisi Milia, bays on the green east coast, where we stop for swimming.

Megalos Mourtias to the south, a beautiful sheltered bay from which to walk to Chora, the old picturesque hilltop village.

Stop in the small port of Votsi or in the port of Patiriri, from which you can reach Chora by public transport. Technical stop for any refueling.

We sail between rocky promontories and slopes of Mediterranean scrub towards the northernmost point of our itinerary, the uninhabited island of Kyra Panagia. Here the coasts become more rugged, the traces of human presence rarer. Panagia is a Greek name of the Virgin Mary, to whom the monastery of the island is dedicated. We could visit it with a stop at the landing place of Monastiri, from which the path that climbs from the shore starts.

Stages to choose from depending on the weather:

Agios Petros to the south, with the small islet near the entrance to the bay.

Planitis Bay to the north. Reachable through a narrow entrance, which opens into a large basin enclosed between the hills, it offers an oasis of tranquility. The calm waters inside are perfect for swimming, exploring the seabed full of life and simply relaxing.

The island is located a short distance from Alonissos. We will sail in the scenic stretch of sea that separates them, one of the most unspoiled in the Mediterranean. Relaxing day between sailing, swimming, snorkeling and explorations by SUP or tender of the bays.

Stages to choose from based on weather and preferences:

Ormos Vasiliko, on the west coast, overlooking the arm of the sea that separates Peristera from Alonissos.

Kalami, also known as Navagio, on the west coast: it is home to the wreck of the barge Alonissos, around which you can observe fish while snorkeling.

Ormos Peristeri or the small bay of Kokkalia on the south coast with crystal clear waters.

Ormos Klima, on the east coast, with small pebble beaches and turquoise water, to choose from on days with calm seas.