Two days, one night on board
2-Day Sailing Trip
from €1,500
- Marina
- Porto Carras & Chrouso pier, Paliouri
- Duration
- Guests
- up to 8
Multi-day sailing trips
Two sailing packages from Halkidiki, each with one closed price. The two-day trip is the easy way to find out whether life on board suits you: a night at anchor in a quiet cove, and back the next day. It is a good first trip for anyone who has never slept on a boat.
The week-long trip crosses to the Northern Sporades and spends most of its days around Skopelos and Alonnisos, with nights in bays such as Panormos and Planitis. Seven days also give the skipper room to reorder the stops and follow the wind, and Skiathos can be added on request.
Both trips leave from Porto Carras or Paliouri, take up to eight guests and come with a skipper, so nobody in your group needs to sail. If neither fits your dates or the route you have in mind, ask for a tailor-made trip.
Seven days, island to island
Sailing the Sporades
from €935
- Marina
- Porto Carras & Chrouso pier, Paliouri
- Duration
- Guests
- up to 8
On request
Tailor-made
Other dates, a longer route or a special occasion on board: tell us what you have in mind and we will reply with a proposal and a price.
What every package includes
One closed price for the boat and the sailing. Prices move with the season, so the dates you choose set the price.
A private sailing yacht
The whole boat for your group, day and night, with bed linen and towels.
A professional skipper
Experienced and on board for the whole trip, so nobody else needs to know how to sail.
Fuel and final cleaning
Both included in the package price, together with port fees for selected marinas.
Snorkelling and safety gear
Snorkelling gear, full safety equipment and liability insurance on board.
Not included: food and drinks, the skipper's meals, transfers to and from the marina, and mooring fees outside the standard route. A hostess or cook can be arranged on request.
Why sleep on board
A day cruise always has to turn back in time to reach the marina, and that decides how far it can go. Sleeping on board lifts that limit. You reach coves that are too far for a single day, spend the night at anchor and wake up already where you want to swim. The days are planned around the wind and the sea, not around a return time.
Both trips are packages with one price that covers the boat, the skipper, fuel and final cleaning, so there is nothing to add for sailing itself. Food and drinks, including the skipper's meals, are up to you: bring them on board or stop at seaside tavernas along the way. Prices for multi-day trips move with the season, so the dates you choose set the price.