Week two on our greece flotilla finds us south of Poros in the mythical and sheltered waters of the Argolic Gulf visiting Hydra, rich in local art where cars are banned and donkeys rule the road. Moving on we anchor in Batiza creek to visit Spetses in a horse-drawn carriage, then slow things right down for the final few days cruising around the delightful fishing ports of Ermioni, Plaka and Astos.

You must have within your party a skipper qualified to 'day skipper' level as well as another party member with some crewing experience. If you need to obtain a qualification before you go please ask about our recommended sailing schools in the UK or the Med. You will need to allow 2 weekends or 5 days to attend an intensive training course.

Ideal for those with limited sailing experience is our flotilla training course for the first 3 days of your holiday. You can benefit from private tuition from one of our experienced sailing tutors. You will be issued with a flotilla competence certificate at the end of the course.

You are met in Athens and transferred to the Hydrofoil terminal for a Hydrofoil to Poros (journey time 1 Hour). Our charter base is within 300 yards of the hydrofoil.

The conditions in then Saronic gulf and along the eastern coast of the Peloponnese are ideal for sailing with predictable and steady breezes over the day. Our flotillas cover a northern or a southern route over the course of a week. The northen route in the Saronic Gulf visits the charming ports of Perdika, Vathi, Palea Epidavros and Korfos each boasting its own special character and charm. The southern route visits the renown and uniquely pretty islands of Hydra & Spetses together with the harbours of Ermioni, Astros or Plaka.