Saronic & Cyclades Islands

GREECE

Milos Island

Athens to Milos
Chartered Adventure

Kea • Kythnos • Temple of Poseidon • Milos

Set sail from the historic city of Athens and journey into the the Cyclades on an adventure that blends ancient history, authentic Greek culture, and breathtaking Aegean beauty. Perfect for couples, friends, or families, this route combines relaxed sailing days with incredible island stops—reaching the iconic volcanic landscapes of Milos, before turning back to Athens.

(Trip starts and ends at Alimos Marina, Athens, Greece)

Highlights of Your Journey

  • Athens – Alimos Marina: Begin and conclude the trip from one of Greece’s busiest sailing hubs, with a welcome briefing and yacht orientation.

  • Temple of Poseidon – Cape Sounion: Drop anchor beneath this legendary temple, perched high on a cliff overlooking the Aegean. A magical sunset.

  • Kea: A charming island close to Athens, known for its crystal waters, cobblestone streets, and tranquil bays. Perfect for your first swim stop and a taverna dinner.

  • Kythnos: Famous for its thermal springs and golden beaches, Kythnos offers the perfect blend of relaxation and authentic island charm.

  • Milos: A volcanic island with dramatic rock formations, hidden coves, and the famous Sarakiniko Beach. Enjoy local seafood, explore fishing villages, and swim in turquoise waters.

Temple of Poseidon

Kythnos Island

Planning your trip

Monohull

Catamaran

Images displayed are for illustrative purposes only and may not represent the exact yacht available for your charter. Variations in yacht size, color, interior and exterior designs, and available amenities may occur depending on the specific yacht's availability and layout. Please note that the actual yacht may differ slightly from the photos shown.

Home Base:

Alimos Marina

Athens, Greece

The Marina is located southwest of Athens, 15 km (9 mi) from the city center, 8 km (5 mi) south of Piraeus port and 30 km (20 mi) from the Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport. It is served by a dense transportation network of trams, buses, taxis with a stop just 200 meters (218 yards) from the Marina.

Transportation options:

  • Private van transfer

  • Uber or Taxi

  • Bus & Tram

 

Package Details

Duration: 7 days

Yachts: 42-46 ft monohull or catamaran

Cabins: Sleeps 1-2 people, double size bed

Itinerary is flexible and determined by weather.

What’s included:

  • Skipper

  • Fuel, docking fees

Additional equipment (extra cost):

  • SUP & paddle

  • BBQ grill

  • A/C - heating - generator

Activities:

  • Cultural Stops: Visits to landmarks like the Temple of Aphaia or Hydra’s art galleries.

  • Beaches & Swiming: Top secluded beaches or coves ideal for swimming and relaxation.

  • Local Dining: Tavernas and restaurants with local cuisine, fresh seafood and a variety of meats.

  • Adventure Options: Diving, hiking and exploring uninhabited islands like Dokos.

Note: Itineraries are flexible based on guests’ preferences (e.g., more beach time, specific activities, or different island routes). Routes are determined by favorable weather conditions and overnight travel only depending on experience of guests/crew is on board, otherwise we stay in marinas and anchored overnight.

FAQs

  • Send a contact message with details including dates, yachts available and other details and I’ll reply with a quote and other details needed.

  • To secure the booking there is a security deposit and then 60 days in advance the remainder of the booking is due. The amount can be made in payments, arranged individually.

    • All cabins are provided with pillows, bedding, blankets and shower towels.

    • We recommend to bring another towel for the beach.

    • Heads (bathrooms) have stand-up showers, toilets and sinks. On catamarans, each cabin has it’s own.

    • There is a refrigerator and stove in the galley (kitchen).

  • WiFi is available as an optional add-on, but we stay near the coastline and there is mobile reception 99% of the route.

  • Power is limited to battery when sailing, USB outlets are common on most yachts, and EU plugs when plugged into onshore power (US plugs will need an adapter & conversion).

Start Your Journey