The Saronic Islands are a beautiful and easily accessible archipelago lying in the gulf between Athens and the Peloponnese. Close to the mainland yet full of character, they offer elegant harbour towns, pine-clad hills and clear water, making them a delightful and convenient cruising ground at the very heart of Greece.
Each island has its own distinct charm, from the car-free elegance of Hydra, with its grand stone mansions, to the pine forests and lively harbour of Poros, the sophistication of Spetses and the pretty pistachio groves of Aegina. Together they offer remarkable variety within a compact and sheltered area.
The Saronic Gulf provides calm, protected sailing with short passages between islands, ideal for relaxed cruising. Clear water, quiet coves and beautiful anchorages abound, while the islands’ harbours offer excellent cuisine, elegant atmosphere and a rich seafaring history.
Their proximity to Athens makes the Saronic Islands especially convenient, combining easy access with genuine island beauty. From ancient temples to neoclassical mansions, they are steeped in history and charm.
With their elegant harbours, clear water and easy sailing, the Saronic Islands are a rewarding and convenient cruising ground. Guests can move between charming ports, anchor in quiet coves and enjoy the beauty and history of these islands close to Athens.