7 Day Peloponnese Crewed Motor Yacht Itinerary | Saronic

Rise early to an alfresco breakfast beautifully prepared for you by your Chef and enjoy views over Aigina before raising the anchor and drifting through tourmaline seas to Epidaurus; among the most famous archaeological sites in Greece. The Sanctuary of Asklepius was a sacred healing place devoted to the healing god; Asklepius and is located next to The Ancient Theatre which still today, hosts ancient Greek dramas throughout the summer.

Your knowledgable crew, having secured a secluded anchorage will prepare the water toys for a fun afternoon of watersports. Alternatively, enjoy moments of bliss on one of the many exterior lounging spaces and enjoy a drink as the sun dips below the horizon. Settle down for an exquisite dining experience onboard this evening.

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Scale the headland this morning as you make your way to Hydra; the Lilliputian Greek island which seduced the jet set and inspired the likes of Picasso. Truely removed from the modern world, Hydra is the ultimate escape. No cars on the island, means all goods are transported bu hands, mules or trolleys.

Berth in port and wander through narrow streets, laying eyes upon imposing mansions that bear Genoese architectural elements. This afternoon, hike to the highest point of Agios Athanasios Hill for the seven windmills and wonderous views.

Hydra boasts multipe restaurants worth sampling; these include: Omilos; a uniquely designed restaurants with flavours to match, Veranda; a stylish and atmospheric restauranrt branded Hydra's ultimate food proposition, and Sunset; the ideal place for some romantic escapism.

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This morning, make way to arguably one of the most romantic and beautiful towns in the whole of eastern Peloponnese; the ancient capital, Nafplion. Drenched in history, this town is home to the Palamidi Castle - 216m above sea level and accessed by climbing all 999 stone-carved steps - and the metropolitan church of Agios Georgios - one of the oldest in Nafplion, in which you will find an incredible replica of Da Vinvi's Last Supper painted by one of his students.

We reccommend tantalising those taste buds over some local Greek cusine at either: 3Sixty which is an all-day cafe-bar restaurant offering wines exclusively from the vineyards of Peloponnese, Arapakos is renowned for its fresh fish and exquisite wines, and Savouras is a delightful fish restaurant serving seafood platters, lobster spaghetti and various Greek salads.

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Today, cruise south towards what is among the most impressive destinations in Greece; Monemvasia. Entirely carved out of the backside of a sea rock in medieval times, Monemvasia is hidden from the mainland, in an attempt to avoid enemy attack. Arched alleyways, crumbling churches and quaint homes makes a walk around the old Castle Town a truly magical and romantic experience and worth stepping ashore for.

 

For even the most demanding connoisseur of eclectic gastronomic cuisine, Monemvasia includes some of our favourite restuarants in Greece - should you wish to eat on land tonight. Chrisovoulo is an establishment masterfully modernising and recreating Greek traditions, whilst Sterna puts a creative twist on traditional Greek recipes and combines them perfectly with excellent culinary craft.

 

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Anchor in a secluded bay and drift into picturesque coves with your yacht's paddleboards or kayaks for some peaceful exploration, before a final celebratory dinner onboard followed by a nightcap at one of the bars in the Old Port. Bikini Cocktails & Snacks is a must visit, whilst Guzel Club and La Luz plays Greek music till late.

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