THE ANCIENT ISLAND PARADISE

GREECE

SAILING SEASON - JUNE TO SEPTEMBER

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From charming fishing villages to hidden coves accessible only by boat, Greece offers sailors a perfect blend of ancient history, Mediterranean cuisine, and warm hospitality that makes every charter an unforgettable adventure.

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The Holiday

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Learn The Ropes

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Get Certified

Why sail in Greece?

Greece is known for its favorable sailing conditions with reliable winds coming across the Aegean during summer months and gentler breezes in the Ionian Sea.

The country's chain of over 6,000 islands and islets creates a perfect sailing playground, allowing you to navigate between whitewashed villages, ancient ruins, and secluded coves with crystal-clear waters.

Spend your days swimming in hidden bays accessible only by boat, then dock at charming harbors to explore narrow streets lined with locals serving fresh seafood and local delicacies. In the evening, enjoy dining under the stars at seaside restaurants or relaxing on deck with a glass of ouzo while watching a spectacular Mediterranean sunset.

The peak sailing season in Greece runs from June through September, and average temperatures can be expected between 75–88°F (24–31°C), and sea temperatures average 73–80°F (23–27°C).

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