From Athens to Island Paradise:
Discover the Cyclades & Saronic Gulf
Olympic Marina in Lavrion is the ideal starting point for trips to the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf. Just one hour from Athens, it offers perfect conditions for sailing adventures: Whether short distances and sheltered bays in the Saronic Gulf or the rugged beauty of the Cyclades – your trip begins right in the heart of the Aegean.
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Sailing in Greece:
Variety between the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf
Greece is one of Europe’s most beautiful sailing areas – and the region around Athens is the ideal starting point. From Lavrion, you can reach both the sheltered, beginner-friendly waters of the Saronic Gulf and the windy, unspoilt islands of the Cyclades. This combination of easily accessible mainland, diverse island scenery and Mediterranean flair makes sailing here especially appealing – for relaxed trips as well as sporty challenges.
South Sea Sail
Our partner South Sea Sail Yachting S.A. is a first-class yacht charter company based in Olympic Marine, Lavrion. Together, we are committed to providing exceptional sailing experiences in the Aegean.
Paros: Cycladic Elegance
and Mediterranean Charm
Paros lies in the heart of the Cyclades and captivates with traditional architecture, vibrant villages and crystal-clear water. The island combines everything that makes a sailor’s heart beat faster: sheltered bays, picturesque harbours and a relaxed, authentic atmosphere away from the crowds.
Characteristic of Paros are the whitewashed houses, narrow alleys and charming squares that invite you to linger. A cultural highlight is the Byzantine church Panagia Ekatontapyliani – a significant landmark with a rich history. Paros is ideal for anyone wanting to experience the classic beauty of the Cyclades with a touch of tranquillity and authenticity.
Serifos: Rugged Island Gem
with Breathtaking Views
Serifos impresses with wild beauty, quiet bays and a rich history. Former mining sites bear witness to the island’s past, which today fascinates primarily with its tranquillity and authenticity. Away from mass tourism, Serifos offers stunning beaches, clear water and an authentic Cycladic atmosphere.
The island’s landscape is characterised by whitewashed houses with blue shutters, set in a barren, impressive terrain. High above the sea sits Chora, the capital, with spectacular views over the Aegean – the perfect place to unwind at sunset.
Milos: Volcanic Diversity
and Crystal-Clear Bays
Milos captivates with its spectacular landscape, shaped by volcanic origins and vibrant colours. The main town Adamas sits sheltered in a deeply cut bay – perfect for sailors seeking calm anchorages. From here you can easily reach the surrounding beaches and secluded bays, often accessible only by boat.
Characteristic of Milos are the white houses with blue domes, terraced into the hillsides. The island combines Cycladic charm with geological uniqueness – ideal for anyone wanting to experience nature, tranquillity and distinctive coastal formations.
Kimolos: Quiet Retreat Island
with Wild Romantic Flair
Located right next to Milos, Kimolos is considered an insider tip among the Cycladic islands. Away from the crowds, it delights with unspoilt nature, impressive rock formations and stunning beaches. The crystal-clear bays are often accessible only by boat or on foot – ideal for sailors seeking something special.
The charming village of Chorio is the island’s only settlement and the centre of island life. Here, traditional architecture blends with authentic everyday life. Anyone seeking tranquillity, authenticity and the beauty of the Aegean off the beaten track will find a little paradise on Kimolos.
Sounion: Mythical Viewpoint
over the Aegean Sea
At the southernmost point of Attica sits Cape Sounion with the impressive Temple of Poseidon – one of Greece’s most spectacular settings. Perched high above the sea, the temple offers not only a historic site but also a magical view over the Aegean, especially at sunset.
For sailors, Sounion is a special stop: easily accessible from Athens, historically significant and full of atmosphere. Even in ancient times this was a strategically important location – today it fascinates with archaeological depth and incomparable views.
Amorgos: Wild Beauty
at the Eastern Edge of the Cyclades
Amorgos lies remote and unspoilt at the eastern end of the Cyclades – an island for explorers and those seeking peace. With its wild rocky landscapes, fragrant herbs and picturesque hiking trails, it exudes a special, almost mystical atmosphere. Beaches like Agios Pavlos delight with crystal-clear water and quiet bays, often far from the crowds.
The typical Cycladic architecture, mysterious caves and absence of mass tourism make Amorgos an ideal destination for anyone seeking authenticity. Whether on foot along ancient paths or by boat along the coast – Amorgos touches you in a quiet, powerful way.
