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Athens, Greece
Santorini, Greece
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Relax on white-sand beaches and swim in brilliant turquoise water.
test your hand at sailing or just relax on the deck.
wander through whitewashed villages.
taste traditional Greek food and wine.
hike to spectacular viewpoints
Athens to Santorini: a route that promises unforgettable coastal vistas and timeless charm. The "Sailing Greece - Athens to Santorini" tour invites experienced travelers to discover Greece’s islands over a leisurely 15 days. Traveling aboard a state-of-the-art 56 ft yacht, you’ll call at Syros, Kea, Naxos, and more, with each stop offering choices for hiking, exploring, or simply relaxing on deck.
What makes this tour package unique is its flexible approach—wander ancient ruins, linger in tavernas, or bask on Mykonos’ beaches. Whether you crave history, cuisine, or just the perfect sunset, this sailing trip delivers an immersive Greek experience at your own pace.
Amazing experience! Sailing together through the Cyclades starting in Athens as strangers and arriving in Santorini as friends. Our skipper showed us the best places to visit but also it turned out to be a fantastic foody tour! Highly recommended and would immediately join the crew again.
I would book a sailing trip with you anytime again!
The experience that was provided was absolutely amazing. This is my first time travelling to Greece and thanks to the skippers. It was a memorable experience. I will surely be back to do another adventure sailing trip in the future. I do have a comment to make to G Adventures pertaining to qualifying guests. We had a gentleman on our boat who is in his late 60's, his health was fairly poor. Sailboats can be a dangerous place at the best of times and if Erwin wasn't such a discerning skipper, I'm sure there would've been a significant injury due to his immobility issues of the guest . I think G adventures should do a better job screening guests to confirm that they are physically able to be on a sailboat as it will only be a matter of time a significant injury will occur.
Pseudo (only sailed a bit because the main mast was broken) sailing the Aegian islands was a wonderful way to visit the area and meet new people. My overall experience other than a few things regarding cleanliness and upkeep of the vessel (sails, stains, smells) was excellent and I am left with many wonderful memories.