Flotillas

Joining a flotilla of other boats is the perfect way to sail if you would like the opportunity to meet other like-minded people. An additional advantage is that you follow a lead boat on a set itinerary, with experienced skipper and hostess on board, who will provide a daily briefing on the itinerary, weather conditions, local area, and will offer advice and assistance in all things, including mooring and anchoring, so you never feel the full weight of responsibility as when you sail alone. Flotillas are great fun.

The Saronic gulf flotilla begins from Korfos, a fantastic location to start a flotilla adventure. The flotilla will visit some classic favourite locations including Epidavros (ancient theatre), Poros, Hydra, Spetses as well as heading east to discover Salamina and Agistri and the much loved islands of Perdika and Aegina.
From the enchanting island of Poros, some favourite islands to visit include Hydra, Spetses, Perdika as well as Plaka and the ancient theatre of Epidavros. The area is well-protected from the North-east Aegean winds (Meltemi) in high summer and is ideal for novice sailors, families with children, intermediate sailors and small groups.
This Lefkas flotilla in the south Ionian sails from Nikiana, on the east of the island and visits Meganisi, Kefalonia and Ithaka as well as some of the smaller and more traditional islands and mainland destinations. Due to the calm conditions in the Ionian, this is the ideal flotilla for the novice sailor.
With longer sailing distances, this route offers those clients who are loyal to the Ionian with another challenge whilst still be able to enjoy this beautiful area that we love and know so well.
The Sporades flotilla visits some of the islands made famous by the film `Mamma Mia` which are some of the least well-known and greenest in Greece, offering tranquil bays, small fishing ports, uninhabited islets, lively towns and some of the most beautiful beaches in Greece. Recommended for novice sailors, intermediates and experienced sailors as there is a diversity of locations offering something for everyone.
The combination of some of the better known and more cosmopolitan Greek Islands such Kos, with its noted ancient sites and great beaches, as well as some of the smaller and lesser known gems of the Dodecanese such as Nysiros, Halki or Symi, make this an irresistible proposition for more experienced sailors.
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