Yacht charter in the Sporades Islands Enjoy the wonderful sailing among the Sporades Islands in Greece. From lively Skíathos to the remote Pelagos, this archipelago in the Aegean Sea sets the frame for your unforgettable yacht charter in Greece. Isolated and peaceful anchorages, white sandy beaches and traditional villages, will give you and your crew memories for life. The Sporades are especially famous for: Varied sailing conditions Busy and buzzing Skíathos Picturesque anchorages Traditional fishing villages Azure waters Characteristic villages Impressive taverns that serve authentic local specialities Rich fish- and bird life Departure: Most of our guests sail from Skiathos Sailing in the Sporades Explore the archipelago’s 11 interesting islands – favourite destinations for tourists and famous for golden, white beaches, crystal clear blue water and picturesque villages. The Sporades are more luxuriant than the Aegean Sea’s southern islands. Many are covered by forests that spread down to the water - and the short distance between the islands makes them ideal for shorter stops. A yacht charter in the Sporades gives you the freedom to explore the many coves and calm beaches that can only be reached aboard a sailboat.The waters in the Volos Gulf are well-protected – with winds usually range between 10-20 knots. However, in July and August, the Meltemi winds from the northeast can be strong – and sailing in the Sporades should be undertaken by reasonably experienced sailors. The summer weather is generally sunny with temperatures between 24 and 27° C; however, in the beginning, and the end of the season, you can experience showers and rougher weather. Highlights A sailing holiday in the Sporades allows yachters to explore the islands’ beautiful white beaches, picturesque villages and, not least, to enjoy the fabled landscapes that constantly surround visitors. Many old communities have no roads, electricity or even phones. The area oozes of authenticity where you as a guest can get an insight into the traditional Greek culture. Additionally, you will have plenty of opportunities to relax by sailing, fishing and swimming in the blue Aegean Sea.To explore this great northern part of Greece - we have established a series of perfectly situated bases. From the somewhat touristy Skíathos, also called "small Mykonos", you can sail to completely unspoilt coves and small towns with a characteristic architectural style in the Volos Bay just below the mainland. Here are even fewer tourists, and from here you can sail on to explore the beautiful green islands of the Sporades, such as Skopelos, Alonissos, Skantzoura and Pelagos.

Yacht Charter in Lefkas and the Ionian Islands Known for their beauty and rich historical heritage, the beautiful Ionian Islands, off the northwest coast of Greece, are among the most attractive in Greece - even across the entire Mediterranean. Here you can look forward to experience: Gentle sailing conditions and short distances White sandy beaches and cosy coves with azure water Cosmopolitan islands such as Corfu Great Greek and Italian food Easy access to Paxos and Antipaxos Simple and straightforward navigation Lefkas and the Ionian Islands offer a wealth of delights, from beautiful beaches to lively taverns, cosy harbours and exciting archaeological gems. A yacht charter here is the perfect opportunity to combine open-water sailing between the area's smaller islands with the exploration of the larger mountainous and forested islands further south – possibly with detours to the picturesque harbours on the mainland coast. With the region's rich history and hospitable residents, who immediately makes yachtsmen feel at home, sailing in Corfu, Lefkas and the Ionian Islands, ensures a memorable time aboard. Sailing in Lefkas and the Ionian Islands A yacht charter in Lefkas and the Ionian Islands bring you to the northern and southern Ionian Islands - which are some of the most famous in Greece - visit for example the fabled Ithaca, home of Homer's famous hero Odysseus. During the sailing season, from April to November, you can expect winds from the northwest of 10-15 knots, which quiet down in the mornings. The tidal range is 1-2 feet, so there is virtually no tidal current - except the Lefkas Canal, located at sea level, where the currents can be strong. Sailing in Corfu, Lefkas and the Ionian islands have a low level of difficulty and the navigation is easy and straightforward - and can be done by sailors with basic skills in coastal navigation. The normal temperature in the sailing season is between 24 °C and 28 °C. Highlights The Ionian Islands are among the most beautiful in Greece and are located in the breathtaking Ionian Sea - named after the Greek nymph Io. The archipelago’s seven main islands Meganisi, Ithaca, Kefalonia and Zakynthos, are rich in mountains and forests, have beautiful beaches, picturesque villages and cosy secluded coves. The area's rich history is reflected in the many magnificent churches and monasteries and, not least, in the humble whitewashed homes with their colourful doors and authentic decor. Rent a sailboat here and you will be guaranteed some of the best sailings in Greece and the Mediterranean. Tour suggestions Sailing in this area takes you to the beautiful bays and coves of the Ionian Islands - located next to Albania and the northwest coast of Greece. The islands are among the most gorgeous in Greece, with green forest landscapes scattered across the hills, white sandy beaches and picturesque fishing villages add another unforgettable element to the experience. The atmosphere is peaceful and the blue water and the warm winds invite you to enjoy pure relaxation. The pleasures of a sailing holiday in Corfu, Lefkas and the Ionian Islands are many: guided diving excursions, exploring the villages in the region, experience historic monasteries and castles. Snorkelling, swimming and sunbathing on pristine beaches are other delights this area has to offer. A typical tour suggestion to the Ionian Islands will focus on both the northern and southern islands.