The meeting with the participants is from 16.00 while boarding is scheduled in the late afternoon from 17.30. Our base is Marina de Alimos, one of the most characteristic ports of Athens, from where most of the charters depart. A short distance away you can visit Piraeus, known by all as the main port of Athens, but very few know the beauties of this city. One of the most authentic areas is that of Maniatika, an authentic place where tradition, art and architecture have remained unchanged over the decades. After the briefing with the whole crew, the galley will be prepared and after getting ready, we are ready to set sail to the nearest bay to spend the first night under the stars of the Aegean.

We set off at dawn in the morning sailing southwards towards the island of Aegina. The island of Aegina, located in the picturesque Saronic Gulf, is a fascinating destination for lovers of the sea and history. Its main town, also called Aegina, is a treasure trove of historic buildings, including the church of Agios Nikolaos and ancient temples that bear witness to the island's rich past. The crystal clear waters of the island invite underwater explorations even without the use of equipment, offering a clear view of the seabed. In addition, Aegina is famous for its delicious pistachios, which are considered to be among the best in the world, which are a must-see for anyone visiting the island.

Yoga awakening with practice on land and breakfast in the village and then sail to Epidaurus. to enjoy the countless coves where you can snorkel. Epidaurus, nestled in the Peloponnese, is a jewel of ancient Greece, famous for its well-preserved theater and the Asclepeion, a sanctuary dedicated to the god of healing, Asclepius. This historic place, which was once a renowned health resort, continues to enchant visitors with its impressive architecture and breathtaking views of the Saronic Gulf. The Church of St. Nicholas, erected on the ancient ruins, is a perfect example of how the past and present come together in this charming city.

Risveglio yoga con pratica a terra, colazione a bordo e apriamo le vele alla volta di Idra. L’isola di Idra, conosciuta anche come Hydra, è un gioiello del Mar Egeo che incanta i visitatori con la sua atmosfera senza tempo. Qui, le biciclette sono il mezzo di trasporto preferito, poiché le auto sono bandite, permettendo così di assaporare la tranquillità e la bellezza dell’isola a un ritmo più lento. Le archontika, residenze storiche dei nobili, ora trasformate in hotel di lusso o musei, testimoniano il ricco passato di Idra. La vita sull’isola si anima al tramonto, quando i bar come l’Hydronetta offrono spettacolari viste sul mare. Le baie di Bisti e Agios Nikolaos, raggiungibili solo via mare, offrono un’esperienza unica di pace e isolamento.

After waking up and having breakfast, it's off to the Spetses. Spetses is a jewel of the Aegean Sea, an island that enchants with its lively atmosphere and deep-rooted traditions. Theater lovers can enjoy immersive performances in the ancient theater of Epidaurus, an experience that combines history and performance. For those seeking relaxation, bays such as Agia Paraskevi offer crystal clear waters ideal for swimming and sunbathing, while for adventurers, places such as Lazareto, Zogheria and Vrelos promise thrilling dives among the hidden treasures of the sea. Dinner on board or at the port and overnight stay at anchor.

We set off at dawn towards Poros, where we practice sailing. We will sail to Poros, with its twin islands of Kalavria and Sferia, offers a unique experience for those looking for the tranquil beauty of Greece. Immersed in the local culture, visitors can explore the narrow cobbled streets, discover little hidden treasures, and enjoy traditional cuisine at the many restaurants and cafes. The port of Poros, the beating heart of the island, is the starting point for everyday adventures or simply the perfect place to watch the comings and goings of the boats, letting yourself be lulled by the sea breeze.

We set sail very early in the morning to reach Metopi, an uninhabited paradise in the Saronic Gulf, accessible only by boat. With its white sandy beach, shallow crystal clear waters, and vineyards, it will be the perfect place for a moment of relaxation. The island is also famous for being a popular destination for sea turtles: if we're lucky, maybe we'll be able to see some!

In the early afternoon, we will head to the marina of Alimos, where after mooring we will practice at sunset. Then a regenerating shower and ready for dinner in the marina all together.