Argosaronic Islands: Athenian escapes, island dreams

Unforgettable impressions.

Traveling on islands just got easier!

Saronic and Argolic gulfs are often called one: Argosaronic. The strait connecting the shores of Attica with the shores of the Peloponnese is known as the Argosaronic Gulf. It is located near the port of Piraeus and includes a group of small islands: Aegina, Hydra, Spetses, Poros, Angistri, Metana and Salamis.

Idra is known for its car-free charm, Aegina for its ancient temple and pistachio groves, Poros for its lively harbor, and Spetses for its pine forests and elegant architecture.

Steeped in history and natural beauty, these islands offer an authentic Greek island experience, a world far from the ordinary.

Sailing on the Argosaronic Islands — a real event offering unique and unforgettable experiences:

Argosaronic islands — every sailor’s dream! Calm, sheltered waters, constant wind and short distances between islands make this place ideal for both experienced yachtsmen and beginners at sea.

Explore hidden coves, drop anchor in secluded coves and discover a stunning coastline from a unique vantage point.
Travel around the islands at your own pace, enjoying the freedom and tranquility that only sailing can provide.
Each island has its own harbors and marinas, from the bustling port of Poros to the peaceful anchorages of Spetses.

Whether you are looking for a leisurely cruise or an exciting sailing expedition, the Argosaronic Islands promise an unforgettable sea voyage!