Sailing Routes

Suggestions

Route 1: Lavrio → Kea → Kythnos → Serifos → Sifnos → Milos → Kimolos → Lavrio

Day 1Lavrio → Kea (15 NM ~ 3 Hrs)

Begin your journey from Lavrio and head northwest to Kea, a charming island known for its hiking trails, traditional villages, and crystal-clear waters.Explore the charming island with a hike to the Temple of Athena and visit local beaches.

Day 2Kea → Kythnos (15NM ~ 3 Hrs)

From Kea, sail west to Kythnos, an island famous for its peaceful beaches, traditional villages, and hot springs. Visit the charming village of Chora and relax in one of the island’s many thermal springs, or take a dip in its serene beaches.

Day 3Kythnos → Serifos (15NM ~ 3 Hrs)

Depart Kythnos and sail west to Serifos, known for its dramatic landscapes and beautiful beaches. Explore the main town, Chora, perched on a hill, offering panoramic views of the island, or relax at one of Serifos' many secluded beaches.

Day 4Serifos → Sifnos (10NM ~ 2 Hrs)

Sail southwest from Serifos to Sifnos, an island renowned for its delicious cuisine and picturesque villages. Visit Apollonia, the island's capital, and enjoy a leisurely stroll through its whitewashed streets. Don’t forget to taste Sifnos’ famous chickpea dishes and pastries.

Day 5: Sifnos Milos (18NM ~ 4  Hrs)
From Sifnos, head south to Milos, one of the most beautiful and diverse islands in the Cyclades. Known for its colorful beaches and stunning geological formations, Milos is perfect for swimming and exploring. Visit the famous Sarakiniko Beach, with its white volcanic rocks, or the Catacombs of Milos.


Day 6: Milos → Kimolos (7 NM ~1 Hr)
A short sail from Milos takes you to Kimolos, a quieter and more secluded island. Known for its beautiful beaches and peaceful atmosphere, Kimolos offers a chance to relax away from the crowds. Explore its charming village and enjoy the serene surroundings.

Day 7: Kimolos → Lavrio (60NM ~ 10 Hrs )
On the final day of your trip, sail back east to Lavrio, completing your circular route. Enjoy the scenic sail as you head back towards the mainland, and take in the beauty of the Aegean one last time.

Route 2: Lavrio → Aegina → Poros→ Hydra→ Spetses → Hydra → Poros → Lavrio

Day 1: Lavrio → Aegina (17 NM ~ 3 Hrs)
Begin your sailing adventure from Lavrio, heading southwest to Aegina. Aegina is known for its rich history, particularly the Temple of Aphaia, and its delicious pistachios. Upon arrival, you can spend the day exploring the island's charming harbor town or relaxing on the beach.

Day 2: Aegina → Poros (7 NM ~ 1 Hr)
Depart from Aegina and sail west to Poros. The island is famous for its Clock Tower, which offers fantastic views of the surrounding area. Take some time to explore the island’s quaint streets, picturesque harbor, and enjoy a relaxed evening by the water.

Day 3: Poros → Hydra (13 NM ~ 2.5 Hrs)
From Poros, head southwest to Hydra, one of the most iconic and beautiful Greek islands. Hydra has no cars, and its cobbled streets and tranquil harbor offer an idyllic setting. Spend your day exploring the island’s art galleries, enjoying local cafes, and taking in the views.

Day 4: Hydra → Spetses (16 NM ~ 3 Hrs)
From Hydra, sail southwest to Spetses, an island known for its maritime history and elegant atmosphere. Enjoy a relaxing day exploring the town, the Bouboulina Museum, and the many beaches that dot the coastline. Spetses is also famous for its horse-drawn carriages and vibrant nightlife.

Day 5: Spetses → Hydra (16 NM ~ 3 Hrs)
Set sail back to Hydra, retracing your route northeast. After arriving, you’ll have more time to relax and discover any spots you may have missed on your first visit. Hydra’s charm is hard to resist, with its tranquil ambiance and beautiful natural scenery.

Day 6: Hydra → Poros (13 NM ~ 2.5 Hrs)
Sail northeast from Hydra back to Poros. Upon arrival, enjoy another day exploring the island, perhaps visiting the Temple of Poseidon or hiking up to the Clock Tower for panoramic views.

Day 7: Poros → Lavrio (17 NM ~ 3.5 Hrs)
On your final day, sail back to Lavrio. Enjoy the peaceful return journey along the coast, taking in the views of the Saronic Gulf one last time. Once back in Lavrio, you can unwind at the harbor or explore the town before concluding your sailing adventure.

Route 3: Lavrio → Kea → Syros → Mykonos → Delos → Tinos → Lavrio

Day 1: Lavrio → Kea (15 NM ~ 3 Hrs)
Start your journey from Lavrio, heading northwest to the charming island of Kea. Known for its scenic hiking trails, traditional villages, and tranquil beaches, Kea offers a peaceful introduction to the Cyclades. Upon arrival, explore the island’s ancient ruins and enjoy a relaxed evening at the harbor.

Day 2: Kea → Syros (35 NM ~ 7 Hrs)
From Kea, sail north to Syros, one of the more cosmopolitan islands in the Cyclades. The island’s capital, Ermoupoli, boasts neoclassical architecture, narrow alleys, and vibrant cafes. Spend the day exploring the town’s rich history, including the Apollon Theatre, and enjoy the picturesque views from Ano Syros.

Day 3: Syros → Mykonos (27 NM ~ 5 Hrs)
Sail south to the world-famous island of Mykonos, renowned for its lively atmosphere, pristine beaches, and vibrant nightlife. Once you arrive, explore the iconic Mykonos Town, with its whitewashed buildings, narrow streets, and windmills. Enjoy a sunset drink at one of the seaside cafes or relax on the famous beaches.

Day 4: Mykonos → Delos (7 NM ~ 1.5 Hrs)
A short sail from Mykonos brings you to the island of Delos, one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece. The entire island is an open-air museum, home to ancient ruins including the Temple of Apollo and the Terrace of the Lions. Spend the day exploring the fascinating history and myths of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Day 5: Delos → Tinos (10 NM ~ 2 Hrs)
From Delos, head north to Tinos, an island known for its religious significance and stunning marble architecture. Visit the Panagia Evangelistria Church, famous for its miraculous icon, or explore the picturesque village of Volax. Tinos is also renowned for its local art, particularly the marble crafts.

Day 6: Tinos → Syros (15 NM ~ 3 hrs)
After a day exploring Tinos, sail south back to Syros. Take the opportunity to revisit any areas you may have missed on your first visit or simply relax by the beach or harbor. Syros has an elegant, relaxed vibe, making it a perfect place to spend a second evening.

Day 7: Syros → Lavrio (45 NM ~ 9 Hrs)
On your final day, sail back to Lavrio from Syros, completing the loop. Enjoy the relaxing sail through the Aegean waters, taking in the beautiful scenery as you head back to the mainland. Upon arrival, you can explore Lavrio's harbor or relax at one of the local restaurants before concluding your journey.

Route 4: Lavrio → Kythnos → Serifos → Sifnos → Paros → Antiparos → Lavrio

Day 1: Lavrio → Kythnos (25 NM ~ 5 Hrs)
Begin your adventure by sailing west from Lavrio to Kythnos, an island known for its peaceful vibe, beautiful beaches, and thermal springs. Explore the island's charming villages, especially Chora, and relax in its famous hot springs, or spend some time lounging on Kolona Beach, one of Kythnos' most picturesque spots.
Day 2: Kythnos → Serifos (22 NM ~ 4 Hrs)

From Kythnos, head west to Serifos, an island famous for its rugged landscapes and stunning beaches. Serifos is perfect for hiking and exploration. Visit Chora, the island’s hilltop village, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. Spend the day unwinding at some of the island's secluded beaches or discovering the charming local architecture.


    Day 3: Serifos → Sifnos (15 NM ~ 3 Hrs)

    Set sail from Serifos to Sifnos, an island known for its beautiful villages, excellent cuisine, and scenic hiking paths. Explore Apollonia, the island's vibrant capital, and visit the stunning Kamares Beach. Sifnos is also famous for its culinary delights, especially its traditional chickpea dishes and sweets.

    Day 4: Sifnos → Paros (25 NM ~ 5 Hrs)
    From Sifnos, sail southwest to Paros, one of the most well-known and cosmopolitan islands in the Cyclades. Explore Naoussa, a beautiful harbor town with narrow streets lined with cafes and restaurants, or visit Parikia, the island’s capital. You can also unwind on the lovely beaches of Santa Maria or Pounda.


    Day 5: Paros → Antiparos (5 NM ~ 1 Hr)
    A very short sail from Paros to Antiparos, a small island known for its unspoiled nature, tranquil beaches, and relaxed atmosphere. Spend your day on the beach or take a walk through the charming Antiparos Town, with its traditional Cycladic whitewashed houses. You can also explore the famous Cave of Antiparos, a large cave with impressive stalactites and stalagmites.

    Day 6: Antiparos → Paros (5 NM ~ 1 Hr)
    Sail back to Paros for another relaxing day. You can take time to explore any areas you missed on your first visit, such as the Panagia Ekatontapiliani Church in Parikia or visit the Valley of the Butterflies. There are also plenty of beaches to enjoy, from the popular ones like Golden Beach to quieter, more secluded options.

    Day 7: Paros → Lavrio (60 NM ~ 12 Hrs)
    On your final day, sail back to Lavrio from Paros. It’s a longer sail, but it will be a scenic route through the Aegean. Enjoy the final views of the beautiful islands of the Cyclades as you head back to the mainland. Once back in Lavrio, unwind at the harbor or enjoy a final stroll through the town before concluding your trip.

    Route 5: Lavrio → Kithnos → Sifnos → Paros → Naxos → Lavrio

    Day 1: Lavrio → Kythnos (25 NM ~ 5 Hrs)
    Start your journey from Lavrio and head west to Kythnos, an island known for its peaceful atmosphere, crystal-clear waters, and thermal springs. Upon arrival, explore the traditional villages like Chora and enjoy the serene beaches like Kolona and Apokriosis. Kythnos is perfect for relaxing after your first sailing day.

    Day 2: Kythnos → Sifnos (30 NM ~ 6 Hrs)
    From Kythnos, head southwest to Sifnos, an island famous for its stunning landscapes, ancient ruins, and exceptional local cuisine. Upon arrival, visit Apollonia, the island’s capital, and explore the narrow alleys. Don’t miss out on the island’s amazing beaches, such as Kamares and Vathi.

    Day 3: Sifnos → Paros (25 NM ~ 5 Hrs)

    Set sail from Sifnos to Paros, one of the most cosmopolitan islands in the Cyclades. Upon arrival, explore Parikia, the island's capital, with its ancient ruins, charming streets, and local tavernas. Visit the famous Panagia Ekatontapiliani church, and enjoy a sunset drink in the beautiful harbor town of Naoussa.

    Day 4: Paros → Naxos (15 NM ~ 3 Hrs)
    From Paros, sail south to Naxos, the largest island in the Cyclades. Naxos is known for its picturesque villages, ancient ruins, and golden beaches. Explore Naxos Town (Chora), with its beautiful Portara (Temple of Apollo) and the Venetian Castle. For a more relaxed experience, head to Agios Prokopios Beach for a swim in crystal-clear waters.


    Day 5: Naxos → Paros (15 NM ~ 3 Hrs)
    After spending a day exploring Naxos, sail back to Paros for another visit. Use this day to explore the areas of Naoussa or Lefkes that you might have missed, or just relax on one of the island’s many beaches. Golden Beach and Santa Maria are excellent options for a day of relaxation.

    Day 6: Paros → Sifnos (25 NM ~ 5 Hrs)
    From Paros, head back southeast to Sifnos for a second visit. Take this opportunity to explore more of the island’s rural charm, such as the village of Artemonas or the ancient ruins of Kastro. Sifnos is perfect for a day of relaxation and cultural immersion in its unique, traditional atmosphere.

    Day 7: Sifnos → Lavrio (55 NM ~ 11 Hrs)
    From Paros, head back southeast to Sifnos for a second visit. Take this opportunity to explore more of the island’s rural charm, such as the village of Artemonas or the ancient ruins of Kastro. Sifnos is perfect for a day of relaxation and cultural immersion in its unique, traditional atmosphere.