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Set sail from Alimos Marina for a private half-day aboard a 60ft motoryacht, snorkeling and SUPing in turquoise coves near Hydrousa. Enjoy a freshly prepared Greek meal, unlimited local drinks and intimate anchorages that large tours miss.
Set sail from Alimos Marina for a private half-day aboard a 60ft motoryacht, snorkeling and SUPing in turquoise coves near Hydrousa. Enjoy a freshly prepared Greek meal, unlimited local drinks and intimate anchorages that large tours miss.
The motor yacht slips out of Alimos Marina, cutting a clean wake along the Athenian Riviera as sun lifts over limestone headlands. Guests settle on teak and sunpads, the sea daring them to dive into turquoise pockets found just minutes from Athens. The skipper and hostess move with practiced ease, folding towels, pouring wine and briefing on the snorkeling cove ahead.
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Operated by SailBliss · Alimos, Attica
The motor yacht slips out of Alimos Marina, cutting a clean wake along the Athenian Riviera as sun lifts over limestone headlands. Guests settle on teak and sunpads, the sea daring them to dive into turquoise pockets found just minutes from Athens. The skipper and hostess move with practiced ease, folding towels, pouring wine and briefing on the snorkeling cove ahead.
The route follows the Saronic Gulf’s indented coast: low sedimentary cliffs, pebbled beaches and pine slopes that layer Ottoman, classical and modern maritime stories. Hydrousa, an uninhabited islet nearby, presents clear water and sheltered coves where Posidonia meadows nurture small fish—these are the same coastal waters used for local fishing and short island hops for centuries.
This half-day cruise combines easy swimming, stand-up paddling and guided snorkeling with a freshly prepared Greek meal—tzatziki, dolmadakia, shrimp pasta and local wine served aboard. The 60ft motoryacht’s size lets it reach narrow anchorages larger vessels skip, making the experience private and unhurried.
Practical guidance: arrive 20–30 minutes early at Alimos Marina for boarding and a brief safety talk. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and a light windshell—the sea breeze sharpens even on warm days. Basic swimming comfort is required for snorkeling; the crew provides masks, fins and SUPs. Time your cruise for morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat and rougher seas.
The cruise is ideal for travelers who want effortless sea time, authentic Greek flavors and easy water play within a half-day from central Athens.
easy.
5 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; must be comfortable boarding a yacht and swimming in open water.
Boarding is at Alimos Marina; specific dock and meeting time are provided on booking confirmation—arrive 20–30 minutes early.
Yes—masks, fins and stand-up paddleboards are included; bring your own snorkel if you prefer a personal fit.
Children can join but should be supervised; non-swimmers can still enjoy the yacht but should wear life jackets when near the water and avoid deep snorkel zones.
Full refunds are available if the operator cancels due to bad weather; check the booking terms for the 24-hour standard cancellation window.
The Athenian Riviera evolved from small fishing settlements into a coastal leisure corridor in the 20th century; the Saronic Gulf has been a maritime route since antiquity.
Operators often avoid anchoring on Posidonia seagrass beds and limit single-use plastics aboard; respect marked protected areas and local wildlife.
SailBliss operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The motor yacht slips out of Alimos Marina, cutting a clean wake along the Athenian Riviera as sun lifts over limestone headlands. Guests settle on teak and sunpads, the sea daring them to dive into turquoise pockets found just minutes from Athens. The skipper and hostess move with practiced ease, folding towels, pouring wine and briefing on the snorkeling cove ahead.
The motor yacht slips out of Alimos Marina, cutting a clean wake along the Athenian Riviera as sun lifts over limestone headlands. Guests settle on teak and sunpads, the sea daring them to dive into turquoise pockets found just minutes from Athens. The skipper and hostess move with practiced ease, folding towels, pouring wine and briefing on the snorkeling cove ahead.
The route follows the Saronic Gulf’s indented coast: low sedimentary cliffs, pebbled beaches and pine slopes that layer Ottoman, classical and modern maritime stories. Hydrousa, an uninhabited islet nearby, presents clear water and sheltered coves where Posidonia meadows nurture small fish—these are the same coastal waters used for local fishing and short island hops for centuries.
This half-day cruise combines easy swimming, stand-up paddling and guided snorkeling with a freshly prepared Greek meal—tzatziki, dolmadakia, shrimp pasta and local wine served aboard. The 60ft motoryacht’s size lets it reach narrow anchorages larger vessels skip, making the experience private and unhurried.
Practical guidance: arrive 20–30 minutes early at Alimos Marina for boarding and a brief safety talk. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat and a light windshell—the sea breeze sharpens even on warm days. Basic swimming comfort is required for snorkeling; the crew provides masks, fins and SUPs. Time your cruise for morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat and rougher seas.
The cruise is ideal for travelers who want effortless sea time, authentic Greek flavors and easy water play within a half-day from central Athens.