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Set sail from Mikrolimano on a brand-new Lagoon 42 for a private five-hour cruise along the Athens Riviera. Expect snorkeling stops, a BBQ lunch, drinks, and anchored moments in secluded Saronic bays.
Set sail from Mikrolimano on a brand-new Lagoon 42 for a private five-hour cruise along the Athens Riviera. Expect snorkeling stops, a BBQ lunch, drinks, and anchored moments in secluded Saronic bays.
You step off the marina quay and onto a gleaming 2024 Lagoon 42, hull humming with a fresh varnish smell and the sea already tugging at the dock lines. The captain greets your group with a cold drink as the catamaran slips out of Mikrolimano and into the pale-blue expanse of the Saronic Gulf. Sunlight skates across the water; small fishing harbours slide past like pages of a coastal atlas.
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Operated by Spiridakos Sailing Cruises · Piraeus, Attica
You step off the marina quay and onto a gleaming 2024 Lagoon 42, hull humming with a fresh varnish smell and the sea already tugging at the dock lines. The captain greets your group with a cold drink as the catamaran slips out of Mikrolimano and into the pale-blue expanse of the Saronic Gulf. Sunlight skates across the water; small fishing harbours slide past like pages of a coastal atlas.
This stretch of coastline—Piraeus to the southern Athens Riviera—has been a working shoreline since antiquity, serving classical Athens and later Ottoman ports. Geologically, the steep headlands and sheltered bays were carved by the sea and tectonic shifts of the Aegean basin; culturally, the area blends modern resort life with centuries-old fish tavern traditions. Below deck you’ll find shaded lounges and a galley where Greek salad, grilled chicken, and BBQ shrimp are readied for the midday stop.
Practically speaking, the trip is a five-hour private charter designed for groups from 2–24. Expect multiple swim and snorkel stops (snorkel gear provided), an onboard restroom, towels, soft drinks and a selection of local beer and white wine. The crew manages anchoring and safety briefings—no prior sailing experience required—but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a brimmed hat, and footwear that grips wet decks. Arrive at Mikrolimano 15 minutes early with ID; infants must sit on laps. Weather can shift quickly—check forecasts and the 24-hour cancellation policy. For anyone wanting a relaxed day on the water with good snorkeling and fresh grilled food, this private catamaran balances comfort and seaside adventure.
Boarding is at Mikrolimano Port in Piraeus; arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in at the marina entrance.
Yes—snorkeling equipment and towels are provided on board for guest use during swim stops.
Yes—the charter includes a BBQ lunch with grilled meats, salads, desserts, soft drinks, Greek white wine and beer as listed in the inclusions.
The cruise is family-friendly, but infants must sit on laps and non-swimmers should wear provided life jackets and stay with the group during swim stops.
Spiridakos Sailing Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the marina quay and onto a gleaming 2024 Lagoon 42, hull humming with a fresh varnish smell and the sea already tugging at the dock lines. The captain greets your group with a cold drink as the catamaran slips out of Mikrolimano and into the pale-blue expanse of the Saronic Gulf. Sunlight skates across the water; small fishing harbours slide past like pages of a coastal atlas.
You step off the marina quay and onto a gleaming 2024 Lagoon 42, hull humming with a fresh varnish smell and the sea already tugging at the dock lines. The captain greets your group with a cold drink as the catamaran slips out of Mikrolimano and into the pale-blue expanse of the Saronic Gulf. Sunlight skates across the water; small fishing harbours slide past like pages of a coastal atlas.
This stretch of coastline—Piraeus to the southern Athens Riviera—has been a working shoreline since antiquity, serving classical Athens and later Ottoman ports. Geologically, the steep headlands and sheltered bays were carved by the sea and tectonic shifts of the Aegean basin; culturally, the area blends modern resort life with centuries-old fish tavern traditions. Below deck you’ll find shaded lounges and a galley where Greek salad, grilled chicken, and BBQ shrimp are readied for the midday stop.
Practically speaking, the trip is a five-hour private charter designed for groups from 2–24. Expect multiple swim and snorkel stops (snorkel gear provided), an onboard restroom, towels, soft drinks and a selection of local beer and white wine. The crew manages anchoring and safety briefings—no prior sailing experience required—but bring reef-safe sunscreen, a brimmed hat, and footwear that grips wet decks. Arrive at Mikrolimano 15 minutes early with ID; infants must sit on laps. Weather can shift quickly—check forecasts and the 24-hour cancellation policy. For anyone wanting a relaxed day on the water with good snorkeling and fresh grilled food, this private catamaran balances comfort and seaside adventure.