Volos is one of the largest and most beautiful Greek cities, and is the perfect place to begin your charter for the Sporades. Authentic cafes and restaurants line the picturesque seafront of Volos, where you can enjoy delicious seafood, and try the traditional spirit Tsipouro. Take a walk into the charming city centre, dotted with elegant neoclassical buildings and historic churches.

Trikeri - The unknown island of bliss. One of Greece's lesser-known gems. A true piece of paradise, the island of Paleo Trikeri is pure and unspoiled. Covered by dense vegetation, mainly olive groves, the picturesque landscape adds to its peaceful charm. There are no cars or roads on the island.

Skiathos and Skopelos, were the enchanting backdrop for the beloved ABBA musical film Mamma Mia!. Skiathos, with its vibrant nightlife and stunning beaches, was the perfect setting for lively scenes, while Skopelos provided a picturesque haven with its charming traditional architecture and lush greenery. The film beautifully highlighted the islands natural beauty, attracting countless fans eager to experience the magic of the locations. Iconic spots, such as the famed church of Agios Ioannis, have since become pilgrimage sites for fans, enhancing the islands allure as a travel destination.

Aside from the popular spots on the main islands, the Sporades islands offer much more untouched, uninhabited beauty, perfectly explored under sail. They have a good balance of bustling harbours, authentic tavernas and sleepy anchorages, perfect for swimming, snorkelling, and relaxation.

Skopelos, noted for its breathtaking landscapes and traditional architecture, awaits with its magnificent beaches and culinary delights. A highlight of this island is its local speciality, Strifti cheese pie. Skopelos also gained fame as a filming location for the hit movie Mamma Mia!, attracting visitors eager to recreate the film’s magical moments.

On Skyros one can find beautiful villages, crystal clear waters, golden sandy beaches, stunning landscapes and the famous local horses, the Skyrian ponies; their height does not exceed 1.10 meters. Enwrapped by the blue waters of the Aegean Sea, with lush vegetation and spectacular morphology, it is the perfect destination for pleasure and enjoyment. Several myths of Greek Mythology referring to legendary heroes such as Lykomedes, Theseus, Achilles and Neoptolemus, are connected with the island of Skyros. A plethora of conquerors left behind their traces over the centuries, which is perfectly illustrated on the island’s traditions, customs and architecture.

Kea or Tzia is a beautiful island with stunning beaches, shipwrecks and unique hiking trails. for the past 60 years or so Kea has been the secret weekend getaway island for well-heeled Athenians who come on a Friday evening to hide away in their holiday homes. Kea is a slightly mysterious island. It is one of the largest in the Cyclades and there are loads of excellent beaches, many archaeological sites and one of the most amazing traditional villages in Greece. Kea has a lot to offer and until the island gets it's tourism into motion you can experience a Greece that has begun to disappear.