Greece
Wellness
Sailings
The Ultimate Wellness Catamaran Vacation Among Ancient Isles
Crystal-clear waters, ancient history, and the perfect Mediterranean breeze. Greece is the quintessential sailing holiday destination. Whether you are looking for a digital detox holiday or a high-energy yoga and dance retreat, the Saronic Gulf offers the perfect sanctuary.
Alimos Marina
Main Base
3h 30min
from Prague
from €60
Flights one-way
May – Oct
Best Season
27°C
Best Season
from €990
per person
Route 1
Route 2
Navigate the heart of the Aegean on our flagship route.
From the dramatic cliffs of Santorini to the sacred silence of Delos, every nautical mile is a step in a larger
dance with the Mediterranean elements.
| Day 1 | Alimos to Agistri: Relax with water toys in crystalline shallow waters |
| Day 2 | Agistri to Poros: Anchor and visit the historic Temple of Poseidon |
| Day 3 | Poros to Spetses: Navigate aromatic pine-fringed bays and elegant island life. |
| Day 4 | Spetses to Hydra: Arrive at Greece’s most iconic car-free island. |
| Day 5 | Exploration of Hidden Saronic Bays: Discover iconic donkey paths and the vibrant harbor buzz. |
| Day 6 | Return Leg: Sail north via Aegina for a final night in a traditional port. |
| Day 7 | Alimos Marina: Final smooth sail back to base for disembarkation. |
Sail the hidden side of Attica, where the Saronic Gulf reveals its best-kept secrets. From the shallow turquoise waters of Agistri to the timeless elegance of Hydra, every anchorage is a world of its own.
| Day 1 | Alimos to Agistri: Relax with water toys in crystalline shallow waters |
| Day 2 | Agistri to Poros: Anchor and visit the historic Temple of Poseidon |
| Day 3 | Poros to Spetses: Navigate aromatic pine-fringed bays and elegant island life. |
| Day 4 | Spetses to Hydra: Arrive at Greece’s most iconic car-free island |
| Day 5 | Exploration of Hidden Saronic Bays: Discover iconic donkey paths and the vibrant harbor buzz. |
| Day 6 | Return Leg: Sail north via Aegina for a final night in a traditional port. |
| Day 7 | Alimos Marina: Final smooth sail back to base for disembarkation. |
Why greece
The Winning
Advantages
Things to Know
A Few
Considerations
These islands are perfect for shorter trips featuring car-free streets and ancient history
Starting and finishing at Alimos Marina in Athens
€990 per person / week
1 Week Intensive
- ⚓ Luxury Catamaran (6 cabins)
- 🧑✈️ Captain + Certified Instructor
- ⛽ Fuel & Transit Log
- 🌅 Daily sunrise & deck sessions
- 🏝️ Island exploration itinerary
- Not Included – Flights, marina parking, meals (~€200/person).
Flights &
Transfers
✈️ Flights to Athens (ATH)
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Wizz Air / Ryanair / Czech Airlines
Prague PRG → Athens ATH · Direct · ~2h 30min
Multiple daily flights year-round · strong budget airline coverage
from €45
Prague PRG → Athens ATH · Direct · ~2h 30min
Multiple daily flights year-round · strong budget airline coverage
from €45
from €45
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Austrian Airlines / Aegean Airlines
Vienna VIE → Athens ATH · Direct · ~2h 15min
Reliable year-round connections, excellent onward options
Vienna VIE → Athens ATH · Direct · ~2h 15min
Reliable year-round connections, excellent onward options
from €80
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Aegean Airlines
Milan / Rome / Zurich → Athens ATH · Direct · Under 2 hours
Best option for those routing through Italy or Switzerland
Milan / Rome / Zurich → Athens ATH · Direct · Under 2 hours
Best option for those routing through Italy or Switzerland
from €55
Athens is one of the best-connected cities in Europe — flights are frequent, affordable and available year-round from virtually every major hub.
🚘 Airport to Marina
Athens International Airport (ATH) → Alimos Marina
30–40 minutes by taxi (≈ €35–45). Alimos Marina (also known as Kalamaki Marina) is directly on the coast south of Athens — your skipper will confirm the exact berth on booking.
30–40 minutes by taxi (≈ €35–45). Alimos Marina (also known as Kalamaki Marina) is directly on the coast south of Athens — your skipper will confirm the exact berth on booking.
Athens Airport → Athens City Centre
40 minutes by Metro (Line 3, direct) · €9. A perfect option if arriving a day early to explore the Acropolis and Plaka district before boarding.
40 minutes by Metro (Line 3, direct) · €9. A perfect option if arriving a day early to explore the Acropolis and Plaka district before boarding.
Alternative: Ferry from Piraeus Port
Piraeus is 10 minutes from Alimos Marina by taxi. If combining the retreat with island travel before or after, ferries to all Saronic islands (Aegina, Poros, Hydra, Spetses) depart daily from Piraeus.
Piraeus is 10 minutes from Alimos Marina by taxi. If combining the retreat with island travel before or after, ferries to all Saronic islands (Aegina, Poros, Hydra, Spetses) depart daily from Piraeus.
We recommend arriving the evening before departure. Athens’ Koukaki neighbourhood — just below the Acropolis — is one of the best areas for a first night: excellent restaurants, relaxed atmosphere, easy taxi to the marina.
Before & After the Retreat
Where to Stay
in Athens
Alimos Marina is on the southern coast of Athens, 30 minutes from the city centre. For the night before departure, staying in the Koukaki or Mets neighbourhood puts you close to the Acropolis, the best restaurants, and an easy taxi to the boat.
Budget · ★★★
Acropolis Museum Boutique Hotel
Charming art deco building 4 minutes’ walk from the Acropolis Museum and 5 minutes from the metro. Warm staff, included breakfast, clean rooms and the perfect base before departure. One of the best value stays in central Athens.
from €55 / night
from €55 / night
Mid-range · ★★★★
NLH Fix — Neighborhood Lifestyle Hotels
A stylish aparthotel steps from the Acropolis Museum and the Syngrou Fix metro — one of the highest-rated hotels in Athens. Spacious suites with full kitchenette, Cocomat beds and a genuinely local Koukaki neighbourhood feel. A perfect base the night before boarding.
from €90 / night
from €90 / night
Boutique · ★★★★
Mid-range
A charming boutique hotel two minutes’ walk from the Acropolis Museum, with a celebrated rooftop restaurant directly overlooking the Parthenon. Breakfast included, private balconies available, car service to the marina or airport on request. One of the most consistently praised stays in central Athens.
from €106 / night
from €106 / night
LOCAL EATs
Where to eat
in Santorini
Greek cuisine in the Cyclades is deceptively simple — the quality of the ingredients does the work. Fresh catch, Santorinian fava, capers, tomato fritters, white aubergine and Assyrtiko wine. Fira and Firostefani have excellent options at prices well below the famous cliff-edge restaurants.
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Modern Greek · Makriyanni (Falirou 10, near Koukaki)
One of the most respected restaurants in Athens — ranked in the top 100 of nearly 3,600. Cuisine from the Mani peninsula: slow-roasted pork belly, stuffed rooster, wild mushrooms and exceptional regional wines from the Peloponnese. Intimate first-floor setting, impeccable service, consistently outstanding reviews. Reserve ahead.
One of the most respected restaurants in Athens — ranked in the top 100 of nearly 3,600. Cuisine from the Mani peninsula: slow-roasted pork belly, stuffed rooster, wild mushrooms and exceptional regional wines from the Peloponnese. Intimate first-floor setting, impeccable service, consistently outstanding reviews. Reserve ahead.
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Fresh Seafood · Koukaki (Drakou 14, pedestrian street)
A beloved neighbourhood fish taverna in Koukaki, Certificate of Excellence winner. Grilled sea bream, smoked eel, squid ink pasta and calamari — all at honest prices. Outdoor tables on a quiet pedestrian street, genuinely local atmosphere. One of the best seafood spots in the area around the Acropolis.
A beloved neighbourhood fish taverna in Koukaki, Certificate of Excellence winner. Grilled sea bream, smoked eel, squid ink pasta and calamari — all at honest prices. Outdoor tables on a quiet pedestrian street, genuinely local atmosphere. One of the best seafood spots in the area around the Acropolis.
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Traditional Greek · Makriyanni (Rovertou Galli 25, two blocks from the Acropolis)
Open since 1975, Strofi has one of the most celebrated rooftop terraces in the city — direct, unobstructed views of the illuminated Parthenon. Traditional moussaka, baked lamb with thyme and rosemary, clay-pot veal stew. A Certificate of Excellence winner with over 2,700 reviews. Book a rooftop table for sunset — it’s unforgettable.
Open since 1975, Strofi has one of the most celebrated rooftop terraces in the city — direct, unobstructed views of the illuminated Parthenon. Traditional moussaka, baked lamb with thyme and rosemary, clay-pot veal stew. A Certificate of Excellence winner with over 2,700 reviews. Book a rooftop table for sunset — it’s unforgettable.
