Aegina is a close to Athens island of the Saronic Gulf. If you arrive in Aegina early in the morning, you will see the local fishermen returning from the sea and take care of their nets. Visit the holy sites, including churches and monasteries and the ancient Temple of Aphaia. From the hill of the Temple, you can also see the Acropolis in Athens and the Temple of Poseidon in Sounio. The island is famous for the pistachio products and the local seafood. Best beaches to dive in: Sarpa and Klima beach with the blue-green waters and the Moni isle, where you will find peacocks and Kri Kri goats!

Agkistri is a small island in Saronic Gulf that deserves a visit, as it is just an hour away from Athens, the country's capital. Presenting a stunning natural backdrop, Skala, the main port of the island, offers seafood taverns and some beautiful beaches. Make a stop with your yacht in Dragonera and in Chalikiada beach and dive into turquoise, transparent waters with abundant marine life, ideal for snorkeling. On the island, you can also try activities like horse riding or go for kayaking.

The small island of Poros is just an hour away from Athens, attracting many visitors, who seek relaxing and quiet vacation. It is a beautiful green island with picturesque villages and blue waters. Don't miss the chance to visit the Clock Tower and stroll around the island's harbour and cobble stoned alleys! Love Bay, Askeli and Monastiri are some of the most popular beaches for swimming that deserve to be explored! Enjoy nice Greek food and traditional desserts in the center of the town and create unforgettable moments with your family and friends!

Home to the most picturesque port in Greece, Hydra is a beautiful paradise that provides visitors with a journey back in time. No cars are allowed in the island, just horses & donkeys! 

Getting to know the historical sites, it is definitely worth a walk through the port area of the island, where visitors can wander in the cobbled alleys and be captivated by the stoned mansions, beautiful churches and statues of heroes. The island features relaxing beaches; most popular ones are Mandraki, Spilia and Agios Georgios!

The cosmopolitan island of Spetses is a charming destination with lush landscapes, traditional architecture, crystal clear waters and vivid nightlife! Travelers interested in the Greek culture, can visit the Museum of Bouboulina, the heroine of the Greek Revolution originating from the island. Best time to visit Spetses is between May to September, where the impressive event of the “Armata” celebration is taking place; a remarkable experience that will bring you one step closer to the island's long history!