Where do we meet the boat?

Meet at Alimos Marina, Pier 2, Spot 89. Look for the SailBliss flag and ask for Alexandros (Skipper). Check-in is 10 minutes before the 9:30 AM departure.

What is the cancellation policy?

Full refund if canceled at least 48 hours before departure; no refunds within 48 hours.

Are children allowed?

Yes, children are allowed but those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Only guests 18+ may consume alcohol.

Is the trip wheelchair accessible?

No. The yacht boarding process is not wheelchair accessible and may involve step-up boarding from the dock.

What happens in bad weather?

If conditions are unsafe for sailing the operator will reschedule or offer a full refund per the disclaimers.

Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?

Yes. Inform the operator in advance so brunch and light bites can be adapted for allergies or preferences.

Golden Hour Sunset Sail & Private Greek Wine Tasting from Alimos Marina

Set off from Alimos Marina on the southern edge of Athens and spend five hours aboard a private yacht tasting Greece's finest wines while the Aegean slips by. Golden Hour: Sunset Sail & Wine Tasting departs from Alimos Marina, Pier 2, Spot 89, where the SailBliss flag and skipper Alexandros welcome small private groups for a curated maritime tasting and light brunch. This experience combines swimming, paddleboarding, and a sommelier-led exploration of Assyrtiko, Xinomavro, and other regional varieties in an intimate setting.

The route threads familiar Saronic coves and less-trafficked anchorages, with scheduled stops at Hydrousa Island and a secluded bay for snorkeling and paddleboarding. The Aegean here is clear and cool, fringed by low cliffs and patches of maquis—kermes oak, thyme, and wild sage—that perfume the breeze. Rock shelves of weathered limestone create shallow coves ideal for swimming; watch for small reefs and sun-bleached outcrops where local fishermen still moor.

What makes this trip special isn’t just the wine selection but the format: a certified wine expert narrates the story behind each bottle, linking grape, terroir, and tradition as you taste. It’s private—your group of up to ten has the boat to itself—so the conversation, pacing, and pairings are tailored to your palate. Brunch and light bites onboard highlight local ingredients; operators can accommodate dietary needs if informed in advance.

For visitors to the Athens region this is a standout way to leave the city behind without a long transfer. Alimos is the closest embarkation point, and the cruise drops you back after roughly five hours. Practical details matter: check-in is at 9:30 AM sharp; arrive ten minutes early for a safety briefing. The operator allows hotel pickup for an extra fee and will reschedule or refund when weather makes sailing unsafe.

This voyage is ideal for wine lovers, couples celebrating an occasion, or travelers seeking a relaxed yet informative day on the water. It also doubles as a micro-lesson in modern Greek viticulture—expect tasting notes on mineral-driven whites and age-worthy reds, plus anecdotes about island producers. Accessibility is limited by yacht boarding; children are welcome but only adults may consume alcohol. If you want a low-effort way to experience the Aegean, taste regional wines, and swim in crystalline coves, this private sail from Alimos is an elegant option.

Bookings are limited to groups of 1–10 people, and the operator enforces a 48-hour cancellation policy. Plan to bring swimwear, sun protection, and any medication; inform Alexandros of allergies or dietary restrictions ahead of time. Children under 18 must sail with an adult. The crew conducts a short safety briefing before departure, and lifejackets are provided—making this five-hour cruise both convivial and securely managed for guests of varied experience levels today.