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Flotilla sailing Athens | Greece | 1 or 2 weeks | Summer

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Accompaniment

English

Group composition

Families, very child friendly

Duration

7 or 14 days

Location

Athens

Flotilla dates

Week 1

Still available
17/07/2027 - 24/07/2027
Athens
7 days

Week 2

Still available
24/07/2027 - 31/07/2027
Athens
7 days

Week 3

Still available
24/07/2027 - 07/08/2027
Athens
14 days

Week 4

Still available
31/07/2027 - 07/08/2027
Athens
7 days

Week 5

Still available
07/08/2027 - 14/08/2027
Athens
7 days

Discover the Saronic Gulf in Greece

Looking for adventure, relaxation and cultural discovery?

Set off on a flotilla from Athens and explore the Saronic Gulf. Perfect for couples, families and groups of friends, our flotilla routes are the best way to see Greece’s coastline - whatever your sailing experience looks like.

Sail at your own pace with a professional lead crew to guide, assist and make the journey stress-free. Visit charming islands like Aegina, Poros, Hydra and Spetses, each with crystal clear waters, picturesque villages and real Greek hospitality.

Swim in secluded bays, wander through white washed streets and dine in traditional tavernas by the sea. Whether you’re an experienced sailor or trying it for the first time, a flotilla holiday from Athens gives you the freedom to explore with the comfort of expert support.

Join us in Athens and get ready to sail!

Discover the Saronic Gulf in Greece
Choose your duration: 1 or 2 weeks

Choose your duration: 1 or 2 weeks

1 week — the Saronic Gulf

In one week you sail past Aegina, Epidaurus, Vathy, Poros and Perdika: short crossings, steady wind and plenty of time to swim and explore. Ideal as an introduction to flotilla sailing, or if your holiday time is limited.

2 weeks — on to the Peloponnese

Got more time? Then we continue on to Dhokos, Portoheli, Nafplion and turtle-filled Khiladia bay, all the way to Ermioni and Perdika. A more adventurous route with historic stops such as the ancient theatre of Epidaurus and the Venetian fortress at Nafplion. Both options depart from the same marina, on the same Saturdays, with the same flotilla guidance.

Sail at your own pace with a professional lead crew to guide, assist and make the journey stress-free. Visit charming islands and bays, each with crystal clear waters and picturesque villages.

Experienced Flotilla Guidance

At Tubber, you get the best service! Our guides are passionate and experienced sailors.

Quality Yachts

Young and very well-maintained yachts. All yachts in the Tubber flotilla are from one owner, so we can offer the best service with our service.

All in Tubber Package

All yachts in the Tubber flotilla have an all-inclusive package. Outboard motor, towels, linen, final cleaning and a welcome pack - it's all included!

The Flotilla Guidance

A great sailing holiday depends on the weather, the sun, the sea and the flotilla guidance. They plan the route (with input from participants) and keep an eye on the weather for everyone. There isn't a fixed lead crew for every week, so this can vary, but they're all looking forward to giving you a great time in Greece.

Tubber flotilla crew

Example route

This route is an example route. The route can be changed based on factors like the weather.
Leftover stones of ruins in a field next to a city in Greece.

Day 1

Check-in Alimos / Athens
You can check in quietly at Alimos after your flight on Saturday. We will not leave until Sunday. Take the time for the check-in extensively and possibly grab an Uber to the centre of Athens or Piraeus. The meeting and reception are in the temporary office of Tubber at the harbour. You can board your sailing yacht or catamaran at 5 p.m.
The epidaurus theather in Greece.

Day 2

Athens - Epidaurus
After the skipper's briefing with a nice cup of coffee, we sail away. During the day, you can drop anchor in one of the beautiful bays for a nice swim (sometimes a bit chilly) or snorkelling. In Epidaurus, you can visit the impressive amphitheatre. It is known as the best-preserved theatre of Greek antiquity.
Sailboat in water next to jetty in Vathy, Greece.

Day 3

Epidaurus - Vathy
In the morning, you have time to explore the village of Epidaurus and buy fresh sandwiches. Around noon, we sail to Vathy on the Methana peninsula. Vathy is a picturesque village with many small restaurants and is located on the open sea, making the water very clean here.
Air shot of the city Poros and the boulevard with sailyachts on the surrounding water.

Day 4

Vathy - Poros
Poros is cosy and picturesque; the residents here rely on the tourists, but somehow, they manage to keep it authentic. The small streets are still cleaned with a broomstick. Here, you can rent a scooter or a bicycle to enjoy the view higher up the mountain. Or take a walk among the old houses under overhanging flowers. Of course, there is plenty of time for real Greek cuisine and a drink on the terrace or your back deck.
A harbor in Perdika, Greece, full with sailyachts.

Day 5

Poros - Perdika
Perdika is a village on the beautiful Greek island of Aegina. On the way to the village, you have the best chance of spotting dolphins. There is plenty of time to drop anchor somewhere for a spring dive or a delicious lunch.
Two children sitting on the front of a sailyacht, smiling as they look over the water.

Day 6

Perdika - Korfos
This small harbour town is in a beautiful bay. You can enjoy the view and the sunset from the terrace or your cockpit.
A single sailyacht on clear water.

Day 7

Korfos - Athene
Today we sail back to Athens. In between, you still have time to drop anchor. In the evening, there is the option to go out for dinner with the whole group. This way, you can still enjoy the last Greek evening together.
A row of colorful boats docked with mountains in the background.

Day 8

Check out
Today is the last day. If you fly back at the end of the day, you can still visit the Acropolis, the streets of Plaka or the Monastiraki district.

Want to join a flotilla on another location?

That's possible! Next to the flotillas we are offering on this page, we are offering a lot more flotillas on other locations. Discover our wine-flotilla for example in Italy!

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Frequently asked questions

Where does the Athens flotilla depart?

Surprise, surprise - from Athens! The flotilla guidance and most participants will depart from Alimos Marina (Kalamaki). However, it is also possible to start from Piraeus, Delta, or even Lavrion.

When does the Athens flotilla sail?

The Athens flotilla departs during the May holiday and sails every other week. The flotilla will sail for the last time towards the end of October.

Is the flotilla holiday in Athens suitable for children?

Definitively! Especially in high season, many children are present, and fun activities are also planned. Outside the high season, the flotilla is a bit more child-friendly, focusing more on adult activities.

What are the average daily distances of the flotilla holidays in Athens?

The average daily distances during the Athens flotilla are between 15 and 20 nautical miles. Outside the high season (when fewer children are coming), longer daily distances are often planned. Everything depends on the weather and what the group wants.

Which bays, islands and harbours will the Athens flotilla visit?

During the Athens flotilla, islands such as Aegina, Poros, Agistri, Dokos and Hydra will be visited. In the two-week flotilla, we often continue to Porto Cheli and Nafplion. We will also visit bays at Vathy, Perdika and Epidaurus, where you can snorkel very well.
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