Known by the
Greeks as “the green
islands,” the waters around the Sporades
in the Gulf of Volvos tend to be sheltered
with idyllic sailing conditions and many
protected spots to anchor safely for the
night. The Sporades lie in the shimmering
waters off the eastern coast of Greece where
you can unwind and enjoy fine sandy beaches,
pine perfumed hillsides, ancient ruins and
abundant sea life.
The Ionian Sea boasts ideal wind
and sailing conditions, a myriad of anchorages,
quiet
fishing villages and lively resorts all dotted
among lush green islands. These ideal sailing
conditions combined with wonderful cuisine
and culture make the Ionian a superb holiday
choice.
Discover a mythological land
dotted with ancient ruins, striking architecture,
quaint
waterside towns and rugged hillsides. Fly
into Athens and spend a few days in this
fascinating city or head straight to the
town of Epidavros to begin your adventure
in the Peloponnese.
- Sporades - Milina
- Ionian - Vounaki and Vonitsa
- Saronic Gulf - Epidavros
IONIAN : Prevailing winds in the south of
the Ionian Sea blow from the northwest at
5 to 15 knots, occasionally up to 20 knots.The
Northern Ionian can be slightly more demanding
but is made easier by line of sight navigation.
SPORADES : Trade winds blow mainly from
the northeast between 10 to 20 knots, with
a tendency to be stronger in July and August.
SARONIC GULF: Consistent steady winds which
drop in the evening. Mediterranean climate.
- Flotilla
- Bareboat Charter
- Club Bareboat
- Club Flotilla
- Skippered Charter
- Skipperd Share A Yacht
IONIAN -
Fly to Prevaza – Vounaki is approx.
a 30 minute transfer
SPORADES -
Fly to Volos or Skiathos – Transfer
is approx. 2 hours
SARONIC GULF -
Fly to Athens – Epidavros is approx.
a 2 hour transfer
Greek
Euro
Greek Waters Pilot by
Rod Heikell or
Ionian by Rod Heikell
May to October
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