AEGINA - Saronic Island

At a distance of about 18 miles from the coast of Attica, Aegina is usually a favourite first or last stop of the many daily cruises from the mainland. In fact, much of the population of its 10,000 or so inhabitants actually commute to work on the mainland, so boat and hydrofoil connections are frequent throughout the year. Once a very fertile island, it lost much of its natural resources of trees and water due to over farming of its famous pistachio trees. Fortunately, a recently constructed reservoir has saved both the island’s natural beauty and the profitable pistachio industry. Certainly the pistachios should be the first item on your shopping list when visiting Aegina, followed by the local pottery, for which Aegina has quite a reputation.

PRICES FOR RENTING A YACHT
Price per yacht: EURO 700,00 per day included: skipper/fuel/cleaning
Please inform us as soon as possible: the requested booking dates, the number of the yachts, the number of persons.
If you need any more details, we will be at your disposal.
info@cyclades-yachting.gr

SOUNIO

When travelling to Cape Sounio (or Sounion) by road from Athens, the drive will take you along the beautiful Attica coastal highway, passing through some of the most desirable Athenian suburbs and seaside resorts, such as Glyfada, Voula, Vouliagmeni, Varkiza, Aghia Marina, Fokaea, Lagonissi, and Anavissos. It is a stunning scenic drive, overlooking the Saronic Gulf and the islands of it; stopping for a swim along the way will be very tempting. The coast has some outstanding resorts, excellent restaurants and tavernas, and beautiful countryside views as well.

PRICES FOR RENTING A YACHT
Price per yacht: EURO 700,00 per day included: skipper/fuel/cleaning
Please inform us as soon as possible: the requested booking dates, the number of the yachts, the number of persons.
If you need any more details, we will be at your disposal.
info@cyclades-yachting.gr