The islands, without the logistics.
Greece is a bucket-list dream. But trying to see a handful of islands in one trip quickly turns into a headache. New accommodation every couple of nights, ferry timetables to decode, bags to pack and repack, connections to make on time. Somewhere along the way you realise you're spending half the holiday just managing the holiday.
The Athens Route takes all of that off your plate. Step aboard once, unpack once, and let the boat do the moving. Sit back on deck and wake up somewhere new every morning: a different island, a different harbour, a swim off the back before breakfast. No ferries to chase, no check-ins, no stress.
Better still, you do it with a boat full of like-minded travellers, anchoring in coves and harbour tavernas most people sail straight past. Seven nights looping the Saronic Gulf from Pachi through Epidavros, Poros, Ermioni, Spetses and Methana. Fourteen cabins, thirty guests, one crew. Small enough that you'll know everyone's name by the second night. Big enough that the party never stops.
We're an Australian team with our own people on the ground in Greece, doing Greek island-hopping the way it should be done.
The Sail Greece crew