Cyclades

Cyclades, is arguably the most popular island group in the Aegean Sea, that comprises some of the most beautiful islands in the world. Gorgeous sandy beaches, characteristic minimal architecture in white and blue, traditional lifestyle, folk music, warm, hospitable people and barren landscapes with isolated chapels turn a sailing trip to the Cyclades into a lifetime experience.

The diversity of the Cyclades islands, fit into everyone’s taste. Whether you want to spend your time in a more secluded island away from the crowd or taste the cosmopolitan lifestyle of the bigger islands.

While sailing in the Cyclades, you may experience the meltemi wind. Usually it offers good sailing conditions for the experienced crew but it can be difficult for someone who makes his fist steps in sailing.

Why sail to Cyclades?

With 33 islands you can find those that suite you best, and have the time of your life
Unique sandy beaches in every island
Good sailing conditions, but recommended only for more experienced crew due to the meltemi.

Day 1

Alimos Marina to Sounio

Check in at 17:00 22,9 NM 3h15m

Even after the check-in, there is still time to start your sailing experience by going one step closer to Cyclades.

Being so close to Athens, Sounio is the perfect place to stay after a relaxed afternoon sailing. Spend the night under the Temple of Sounio and enjoy a unique sunset.

Day 2

Sounio to Kythnos

23,7 NM 3h25m

Leaving Sounio and heading South-East you arrive at Kythnos.

This island is known for his hot springs that flow directly towards the sea, while it is being said that these waters have healing abilities. The small gulfs, the white houses and the beautifully colored waters are some of this island’s attractions.

Day 3

Kythnos to Sifnos

32 NM 4h35m

Sailing past Serifos you meat Sifnos.

One of the gems of Cyclades, Sifnos is known for its beauty and sandy beaches. Take time to walk around the city and visit some of the traditional pottery art shops.

Day 4

Sifnos to Paros

22 NM 3h15m

Next stop to your trip is the princess of the Cyclades, Paros.

Paros combines modern and traditional elements in the most unique ways. This island can provide you with everything you need whether you want relaxing vacations or something more extreme. After you visit some of the island’s beautiful beaches, wander through the traditional villages such as Naoussa.

Day 5

Paros to Syros

15,6 NM 2h10m

Just a couple of hours sailing to the North-West of Paros you will reach Syros.

Syros is the center of the Cyclades and has a unique character that makes her special. The hospitality of the residents is unparalleled. The number of the beaches that this island has will delight the sea and sand lovers.

Day 6

Syros to Kea

17 NM 2h25m

Heading closer to Athens, Kea is the best option for your next destination.

Kea is also known with the name Tzia and is a small island with beautiful beaches and a picturesque small town. Kea’s restaurants are something that you will remember for a long time. Spend also some time in the unique walking trails and paths.

Day 7

Kea to Alimos Marina

37 NM 5h20m

Sailing back from Kea is a long but pretty beautiful sailing trip.

With many small coves available to stop and enjoy the Aegean sea along Attica, this trip is very fulfilling.

Day 8

Disembarkation

Check Out at 9:00

Sailing is all about smilling and this trip offers unique sailing experience whether you are with you family, your friends or both.