Sporades Islands

Sailing Yachts & Catamarans charters from the bases of Skiathos and others. Bareboat or skippered. Rent a sailing boat in Skiathos or Volos and Skopelos and have Sailing  holidays to the Sporades

For exploring this big Northern part of Greece, we have established a base tailor made for your needs. From our base in the touristy Skiathos, the so called “small Mykonos”, you can start your holiday enjoying the unspoiled bays and small ports of the Gulf of Volos, sailing to the beautiful green islands of Sporades, such as Skopelos, Alonissos, Skantzoura and Pelagos.

Sheltered and unspoiled anchorages, sandy white beaches, will offer you the pleasures of an unforgettable holiday. Within a distance of 50 miles you can sail up to the Chalkidiki peninsula. The Chalkidiki peninsula reaches down into the Northern Aegean, with three smaller peninsulas Kassandra, Sithonia, and Mount Athos.

On the green Sithonia you will delight in the peace and tranquility of small ports and beautiful anchorages. At Porto Carras, you will reach an extra modern marina, that offers you superb shore side relaxation. You can delight the spectacular views of the medieval monasteries of Mount Athos, that have been separated from the modern world.

These holy communities have no roads, electricity or telephones, females are still not allowed to enter the monasteries or even the area. Relax through sailing, fishing and swimming in the blue Aegean sea waters

The Sporades Islands are located in the Aegean Sea, to the east and south east of Thessaly’s Pelion Peninsula. There are eleven (11) islands in the archipelago but only four are inhabited: Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonnisos and Skyros. Skiathos has an international airport and boasts some of the best beaches in Greece, thus making it one of the most popular package holiday destinations of all the Greek islands. Neighbouring Skopelos also attracts hordes of summer visitors, but Alonnisos and Skyros are both relatively unspoilt and appeal to independent travellers that seek tranquility and age-old island traditions, untainted by mass tourism. See our sailing proposals…