Aegean Coast & Islands Sailing Cruise: Greece & Turkey

Spend a full day sailing the open sea aboard a classic tall ship. Feel the wind fill the sails as the ship moves smoothly across the water. Relax by the pools on the top deck, read a book in the quiet library, or climb the ship's rigging with the help of the crew. It is a perfect day to rest and enjoy traditional sailing.

Named after the famous philosopher and mathematician Pythagoras, the town of Pythagoreio on the island of Samos combines ancient history with authentic island charm. You can walk along the pretty harbor, where fishing boats and yachts sit next to waterside cafés. Nearby, you can visit ancient archaeological ruins, including the impressive Tunnel of Eupalinos. Samos offers a quiet and beautiful stop in the Aegean Sea, full of history and relaxing places to eat by the water.

Located on Turkey’s sunny Aegean coast, Cesme brings together relaxed elegance and old-world charm. You can walk through its white streets lined with pink flowers and browse local craft shops and boutiques. The marina is full of life, featuring great cafés and sailing yachts. Outside the harbor, you will find warm thermal springs and golden beaches for pure relaxation. Nearby Alacati is also worth a visit for its stone houses and lively atmosphere. Cesme is a wonderful place to enjoy local seafood and watch the sunset over the historic castle.

Remote and quiet, Skiros is a beautiful island with gentle hills, white villages, and deep blue bays. Visitors will find a slow island rhythm. The main town, also called Skiros, is located 10 km from the port. Its narrow streets lead up to a historic Byzantine castle and monastery sitting high above the sea. Local shops offer handmade ceramics and wooden crafts. The beaches are peaceful, the water is crystal clear, and the locals are very welcoming. With its quiet beauty and authentic charm, Skiros is a wonderful place to visit.

Skopelos, famous for the movie Mamma Mia, is known for its thick pine forests that reach right down to the sea. You can walk through the narrow streets of Skopelos Town to see white houses and historic churches. The island also offers excellent beaches with clear blue water and great local food.

Poros is a small, lively island very close to the mainland. It is home to the Greek Naval Academy, and the town features a beautiful waterfront. Poros is also a great starting point for an optional tour to the ancient theater of Epidaurus. This is one of the best-preserved Greek theaters, famous for its amazing sound design, and was originally built to honor the ancient god of medicine.