Day
1:
Arrival
in
Spetses
transfer
to
yacht.
Time
to
relax,
get
to
know
your
surroundings
and
the
boat,
while
your
captain
serves
you
a
cool
welcome
drink
and
familiarises
you
with
the
boat,
the
cruise
itinerary
and
off
course
talks
to
you
about
your
safety
on
board
which
is
of
the
utmost
importance
for
an
enjoyable
cruise.
The
evening
in
Lively
Spetses
and
the
Old
Harbour
with
its
night
life,
is
the
greatest
start
to
any
holiday.
Spetses
is
the
last
of
the
Saronic
Gulf
islands.
Today’s
visitors
have
the
chance
to
re-live
those
heroic
times
surrounded
by
remarkable
historic
sites
which
are
maintained
with
love
and
care.
The
famous
Spetses
boat-yards
are
all
around
the
old
harbour.
The
island
is
very
popular
with
tourists
and
Athenians
alike.
Day
2:
Departure
for
your
cruise
after
breakfast
to
one
of
the
gorgeous
beaches
on
the
back
of
the
island
of
Spetses
past
the
private
island
of
Niarchos
the
well
known
ship-owner.
After
your
swim
in
the
clear
crystal
waters
and
lunch
by
the
water
in
one
of
the
tavernas,
at
bays
like
Aghii
Anargyri,
Zogheria,
Xylokerisa
,
time
to
sail
on
along
the
coast
opposite
Spetses
to
your
next
stop
Ermioni
a
very
quite
harbour
on
the
Peloponesse
were
the
pace
of
life
is
still
a
few
years
behind,
like
it
used
to
be
before
tourism.
A
quite
evening
after
a
meal
in
one
of
the
local
tavernas.
Day
3:
After
a
not
very
early
breakfast
your
captain
will
cruise
you
to
Dokos
an
island
nearby
for
your
swimming,
sunbathing,
snorkelling,
etc.
Dokos
is
inhabited
by a
couple
of
families
and
it
has
one
of
the
best
little
gulfs
for
stopping
for
a
swim.
Up
the
coast
and
stopping
at
some
more
places
past
Tselevinia
for
your
next
stop
Poros.
It
begins
as
the
boat
rounds
the
headland
into
the
strait
between
Poros
and
the
Peloponesse.
Sheer
magic.
A
darling
cluster
of
blue
and
white
houses
tumble
down
the
hill
to
the
harbour
front.
A
popular
island
with
boat
owners
because
of
its
safe
mooring.
In
the
evening
sipping
an
ouzo
or
two
you
can
enjoy
one
of
the
best
sunsets
in
Greece.
The
choice
of
entertainment
is
vast
on
Poros
where
night
life
goes
on
well
into
the
early
hours
of
the
morning.
Day
4:
Not
a
very
early
start,
after
breakfast
you
will
cruise
down
the
straits
of
Poros
and
on
to
Methana
and
Vathi
in
the
Methana
peninsula,
a
small
fishing
village.
The
hamlet
is
quite
unspoilt.
Some
swimming
and
windsurfing
and
on
to
your
next
evening
stop
at
Old
Epidavros.
Set
at
the
base
of
steep
wooded
slopes,
Old
Epidavros
is
an
attractive
small
village.
However
the
real
attraction
is
Epidavros
Theatre
about
30
minutes
away
by
taxi.
This
theatre
is
accepted
to
be
the
best
preserved
of
all
Greek
theatres
and
one
of
the
finest
pieces
of
classical
architecture
in
existence.
The
acoustics
of
the
theatre
are
perfect.
In
the
evening
there
is a
wide
choice
of
restaurants
at
the
water
front
to
choose
from.
Day
5:
After
breakfast
and
your
visit,
if
you
decide,
to
the
Theatre
of
Epidavros,
sail
away
to
Agistri
one
of
the
nearby
islands.
Agistri
is
hilly
and
is
covered
for
the
most
part
by
pine
trees.
Some
beautiful
beaches
for
swimming
your
captain
will
take
to
the
best.
Then
to
Aegina.
The
island
is
very
popular
with
tourists
and
Athenians
alike.
The
temple
of
Aphaia
on
the
NE
corner
of
the
island
has
been
called
the
most
perfectly
developed
classical
temple
in
Ancient
Greece.
In
calm
weather
Aghia
Marina
is
the
nearest
place
to
the
temple.
Your
captain
will
anchor
there
for
you
to
visit
the
temple,
weather
permitting.
Your
next
stop
for
the
evening
is
Perdika,
a
fishing
village
with
very
good
fishing
Tavernas
a
popular
bay
with
boatmen.
Day
6:
Early
breakfast
and
down
the
coast
again
towards
Tselevinia
and
stopping
for
a
swim
in
little
coves
on
the
back
of
Poros
island
and
Soupia
island.
Then
on
to
Mandraki
a
little
bay
before
Hydra
harbour,
excellent
for
swimming
in
the
dark
blue
deep
waters.
For
the
evening
Hydra
harbour.
The
most
impressive
of
the
Saronic
Gulf
islands,
the
island
of
Hydra
has
been
loved
photographed
and
painted
by
many,
a
charm
of
its
own.
Its
probably
impossible
to
fit
all
of
Hydra’s
fascinating
beauty
in
this
small
description.
On
the
front
and
up
the
little
narrow
streets
you
will
find
some
of
the
best
shops,
restaurants,
bars
etc.
Hydra
is
probably
the
only
place
in
Greece
where
not
only
cars
but
motor-bikes
and
bicycles
are
not
allowed.
Your
evening
amongst
the
jetsetters
will
be a
very
memorable
one.
Day
7:
After
a
not
very
early
breakfast
cruise
away
to
places
like
Vliho,
Bisti
and
the
small
islands
past
Dokos
for
a
swim
and
then
on
to
Costa
and
Porto
Heli
for
lunch.
Late
in
the
afternoon
back
to
Spetses
old
Harbour
for
your
last
evening.
The
evening
is
your
captains,
he
will
take
you
out
for
his
captain’s
dinner,
in
one
of
the
tavernas
of
his
choice
for
a
meal
at
his
expense
and
who
knows
maybe
a
bit
or a
lot
of
Greek
dancing
later
on.
