Sail Greece: Skiathos, Skopelos & Alonnisos

Reiseverlauf 2026

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   Skiathos

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   Kalimera! Welcome to Greece. Your adventure begins in Skiathos – a gorgeous island in the Aegan Sea and part of the Sporades archipelago. Best known for its beaches and nightlife, it’s recommended you arrive a couple of days early if you’d like to explore all the island has to offer. You’ll meet your small group and local skipper at 4.30 pm at Fregio Gelateria in the marina before boarding your private catamaran – your home for the next week. Tonight, perhaps have dinner at a local taverna, enjoying the local Greek hospitality and deliciously fresh food, getting to know your fellow travellers.
   It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance and emergency contact details at this time. If you are going to be late, please let your travel agent know.
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   Skiathos to Skopelos

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   Embrace an early start this morning to explore the remote parts of the island in the north, like Elia, Aselinos and Ligaries Beach. Take stand-up paddleboards out into the crystal-clear waters and soak up the gorgeous coastal landscape in the sunshine. Then, your skipper will take you back to the land for a short exploration, followed by lunch on the boat. Sail to Skopelos Island, heading east into more remote and seldom explored parts of the archipelago. Along the way, why not get an introduction to sailing from your skipper or relax on the catamaran forward net – often, there will be dolphins and seals swimming and playing around you as the marine park is just a few nautical miles away! Depending on the group’s desires, you might also stop in Neo Klima and Loutraki to explore. As you arrive in Skopelos, sail past the iconic church of Agios Ioannis, which was made famous by Mamma Mia, then spend the night rocking gently with the waves.
   Your sailing time today will be approximately 3 to 4 hours or 26 nm. Swim stop locations, where you have free time to swim, snorkel or stand up paddleboard can change depending on weather conditions or groups interests.
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   Alonissos to Peristera to Kyra Panagia

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   Over the next few days, the National Marine Park of the Sporades will be at your doorstep. Take a refreshing morning swim off the side of the boat before breakfast, then cast east towards Alonissos, Peristera and the Kyra Panagia area. In Alonissos, life seems to slow down as you drop anchor. Swim in the blue waters and let the peaceful surroundings wash over you. Look for the elusive Mediterranean monk seal and the many dolphins that call this park home. Visit Alonissos Old Town and explore on foot or by taxi, seeking hilltop views. Peristera Island, famous for its vibrant sea life, dunes and the tallest lighthouse in Europe, offers the perfect stand-up paddleboard opportunities. You can also go snorkelling or head out for a quiet dinghy ride with your skipper. In the evening, maybe head to the local Piano Bar, which offers live music during the summer, and grab dinner at one of the little tavernas above the local supermarket. This might just be some of the most mouthwatering Greek cuisine you’ll ever have! During your time here, your skipper will connect you with the local team of volunteers at Patitiri village who work for Hellenic Society for the Study and Protection of the Monk Seal. This society is focused on protecting the monk seals in the area, and you can learn about the international marine research projects here. Heading north beyond Patitiri, you’ll visit Kyra Panayia – a secluded island, far removed from the usual tourist routes. It’s the most remote destination that you can reach during a week-long journey from Skiathos. Glide in Planitis Bay – with no mobile signal, you have the rare opportunity to disconnect completely – and maybe go stand-up paddleboarding in the calm waters. This haven is inhabited only by a handful of monks and the occasional fisherman, making it an incredible spot to enjoy a night beneath a canopy of stars. You’ll then return south, maybe stopping by Kyra Panagia Bay for lunch. Here, you can also climb the 100 steps to the monastery of Kyra Panagia. Then, head to Steni Vala in Alonissos – a quiet and picturesque spot where you’ll spend the night.
   Your sailing time over the next couple of days will be approximately 2.5 hours a day or 17 nm. Swim stop locations where you have free time to swim, snorkel or stand up paddleboard, can change depending on weather conditions or groups interests.
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   Alonissos to Peristera to Kyra Panagia

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   Alonissos to Peristera to Kyra Panagia

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   Alonissos to Peristera to Kyra Panagia

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   Skopelos to Skiathos

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   Wake up with the sun this morning and sail to your final destination – the island of Skiathos. Along the way, stop in Panormos Bay on Skopelos Island – an emerald-green haven just 16 km from Skiathos Town. You might also have time to visit Koukounaries Beach, just a short sail from the town. Renowned as one of the most picturesque beaches in the area, it’s the perfect place to soak up the sun and savour your final moments by the sea with a glass of wine. After, you’ll arrive back in Skiathos port between 4 and 5 pm. Wander the winding streets of Skiathos Town and end the day with a delicious local feast at a traditional Greek taverna, raising a glass to an incredible sailing adventure.
   Your sailing time today will be approximately 2.5 hours or 18 nm. Swim stop locations, where you have free time to swim, snorkel or stand up paddleboard can change depending on weather conditions or groups interests.
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   Skiathos

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   With no further activities planned, your trip comes to an end this morning and you’re free to disembark and make your way off the island. If you’re extending your stay and need help with additional accommodation, just get in touch with your booking agent ahead of time.