The Saronic Gulf

Belonging to the Saronic gulf, this part of Greece has a different taste to the Cycladic one with trees close to the sea and tranquil water. Enjoy lunch on board your charter yacht before cruising to the main port where you will spend the night. There is a wonderful opportunity here to take an excursion through the old town on a chariot. From 1821 to 1832 Spetses Isla played an important role in the Greek War of Independence in fighting against the Turks, and was the home of celebrated war heroine Bouboulina.

Adamantas, Milos’ port, is built in the safe arms of a cove and it’s considered one of the biggest natural ports in Mediterranean Sea. The homonym village was built in 1835 from Cretes and particularly Sfakianous, who found shelter in the island after their ineffective rebellion against Turkish. It is erected according to the traditional architecture of Cyclades islands. Adamantas is the most developed tourist resort in Milos. Around the port you will find a lot of hotels, rooms to let, coffeehouses, taverns and bars. Many of the public services have their headquarters in Adamantas. It is worth seeing the church of Trinity built in the 17th century. Distinguishes for its special architecture and the rare icons it has. You can visit the beaches of Lagada and Papikinou that has been awarded with the Blue Flag. They are two beautiful beaches with crystal blue waters.

The center of activities in Kimolos is Chorio, the only village and capital of the island. Chorio is a quaint settlement that stretches around the island’s port. In Chorio, you’ll find the many Kimolos hotels, restaurants, shops, and tourist facilities. It’s hands down the best place to stay in Kimolos! As for Kimolos beaches, there is a beautiful beach close to the port, but you can find many enticing beaches around the island that can be reached either on foot or by boat. One thing is for sure: there’s luscious swimming to be had on Kimolos beaches!

This destination is well known for having an incredible night scene so pace yourself throughout the day to prepare for the evening’s festivities. On arrival at the island, you can take some time to relax on the popular sandy beaches or jump straight in to exploring the terrain by moving up into the hills to see the 16th-century windmills. Most of the windmills were built by the Venetians but some construction work was not completed until the early 20th century.

Syros island in Greece belongs to the Cyclades island group and its authentic style combined with a calm atmosphere are ideal for visitors seeking a destination less busy than the neighbouring islands of Santorini, Mykonos or Paros. Syros is popular among families and couples and the architecture of its main towns is one of the island’s biggest highlights!

This small rocky and picturesque Island is outlined by breath-taking beaches and crystalline blue water, presenting a wonderful location for you and your guests to use your superyacht’s locker of water toys. We recommend that you visit Pisses Beach, or if you wish for some privacy you can anchor at Xyla beach.