Across the Peloponnese Seas

Across the Peloponnese Seas route sails approximately 200 nautical miles from Lavrion to Preveza, tracing the southern coastline of Greece and rounding the Peloponnese before entering the Ionian Sea. Combining longer open-sea passages with iconic destinations and diverse island landscapes, the journey offers a rewarding sailing experience shaped by daily briefings, shared learning, and steady progression within the flotilla.

Lavrion to Preveza

Days

None

Miles

250

Points of Interest

Lavrio Port, Cape Sounion, Charakas Beach, Vagiona Beach, Limnioniza Beach, Klimaki Beach, Old Harbor or Baltiza, Zaraka Anchorage, Monemvasias Harbor, Agia Thekli Beach, Velanidia Anchorage, Korakas Anchorage, Frangos Anchorage, Aglyftis Beach, Pila Anchorage, Gytheiou Harbor, Mavrovouni Beach, Kokkalas Beach, Porto Kagio Beach, Marmariou Beach, Diros Beach, Kalogria Beach, Kardamyli Small Port, Kalamata Marina, Koroni Beach, Methoni Port, Romanos Beach, Marathopoli Small Port, Katakolou Beach, Zakynthou Harbor, Alykes Bay, Cape Agios Georgios Small Port, Fteri Beach, Preveza Harbor

Saronic Islands Sailing Area

The rocky and partly volcanic Argo-Saronic Islands, lie just in front of the mainland and most of them are only a short sail away from the Athenian Coast. Saronic Gulf is the best destination to combine a short stay in Athens and a sailing holiday in the beautiful nearby islands.

Ionian Islands Sailing Area

The Ionian Island Group is composed of 7 islands (Eptànissa in modern Greek) each of them with a distinct character and one more beautiful than the other. They lie off the west coast of Greece and start with Corfu and Paxos in the north, Lefkada, Ithaca and Kefalonia in the Central Ionian and Zakynthos in the south. Ionian Islands are the most famous sailing destination in Greece.

Handpicked Points of Interest

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