Aegean Passage

The Aegean Passage sails from Volos to Lavrion across roughly 200 nautical miles, connecting the green landscapes of the Sporades with the distinctive scenery of the Cyclades. Combining open-sea passages with sheltered bays, the journey offers a balanced sailing experience shaped by daily briefings, shared learning, and steady progression along the Aegean route.

Platania Marina to Lavrion

Days

Miles

270

Points of Interest

Platanias Harbor, Koukounaries Bay, Amarantos Beach, Stafylos Bay, Kokkinokastro Beach, Cove Xero, Livadakia Bay, Palamari Cove, Aspous Beach, Zorkos Beach, Andros - Neimporio Harbor, Korthi Bay, Panormos Harbor, Kolympithra Beach, Panormos Bay, Panormos Bay, Lia Beach, Vari Anchorage, Petrousa Beach, Lavrio Port

Sporades Islands Sailing Area

The North Sporades Island group lies off the eastern shore of the Greek mainland and consists of Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonnisos and Skyros. Sporades means "the scattered ones" an expression that was used in Classical Antiquity to refer to the Aegean Islands lying outside the central archipelago of the Cyclades. Sporades are the third most famous sailing destination in Greece.

Cyclades Sailing Area

Some of the most beautiful islands in the world are in the Aegean Sea! Gorgeous sandy beaches, architecture in white and blue mixed with windmills and domed churches, traditional lifestyle, folklore music, hospitable people and stunning landscapes turn your trip to the Cyclades into a lifetime experience.

Named from the circle they form (Kyklos in Greek) around the sacred island of Delos, the Cyclades (Kykládhes) offer Greece’s best island-hopping. Cyclades are the number one sailing destination for the cosmopolitan sailors because of Myconos' vibrant nightlife, and also for the most experienced ones because of the Meltemi winds in summer.

Handpicked Points of Interest

Notio Pilio, Magnisia