Where do we meet the boat?

Meeting point is the Marina of Alimos; allow time for parking or a short taxi ride from central Athens.

What is the cancellation policy?

Cancellation up to 4 weeks before departure is fully refunded; there is no refund after that period.

Is this truly private?

Yes—the booking is fully private for your group only, with no other guests joining the boat.

The experience accepts participants from age 1 to 99, but children should be supervised and comfortable in the water.

What is included in the price?

Included: professional skipper and crew, certified yoga instructor, snacks, main meal and dessert, drinks, snorkeling gear, SUP, towels, port fees, fuel, and VAT.

What if the sea is rough?

Skippers monitor conditions and will adjust anchorages or itinerary for safety; refunds or rescheduling depend on operator policy and timing.

Private Sunset Yoga Sail from Athens — Half-Day Saronic Gulf Cruise

Set sail from the Marina of Alimos, just south of Athens, and trade the city’s clamor for wind-on-skin calm with the Sail & Soul Private Sunset Cruise. This private half-day experience on the Saronic Gulf combines a 45‑minute open‑air yoga class on the yacht’s deck, guided swimming and snorkeling in turquoise coves, and unhurried sailing with a professional skipper and a certified yoga instructor. Light snacks, drinks, towels, snorkel gear, and SUP are provided; the boat is yours alone. The scene is elemental: Aegean light brightens limestone and schist coastlines, low rocky islets float like dark green punctuation marks, and sheltered anchorages reveal water clear enough to read the bottom. Your skipper knows quieter spots away from busy marinas—small coves and sand pockets where you can slip off into cool water or paddle on a stand‑up board. The combination of yoga on a gently pitching deck and the slow, steady motion of a sailboat is an unusual way to move, breathe, and find focus. Why this trip stands out locally: Alimos is Athens’ main recreational marina, and the Saronic Gulf is a short, accessible sail that still feels remote. Sail & Soul capitalizes on that proximity—within minutes the shoreline thins, and the mood changes. The operator provides a hostess attentive to comfort, a professional crew for safe handling, and a certified instructor, so the experience is both luxurious and low‑effort. Practically speaking, the cruise works for mixed groups—families, friend clusters, and small celebration parties—up to nine people. It’s designed as a mind‑body escape rather than a technical sail, so no advanced skills are required beyond basic swimming. Bring swimwear, sun protection, and a light layer for the cool of late afternoon. Local notes: the Saronic waters are popular with small seabirds and the occasional loggerhead turtle; respectful distance and careful anchoring protect these visitors. Seasonal winds can shift quickly—skippers choose anchorages with shelter in mind, and the listed plan includes fuel, port fees, and VAT so there are no hidden surprises. The schedule is straightforward and flexible: boarding at the Marina of Alimos begins with a welcome drink and a safety briefing, followed by the yoga session as the yacht slips from the harbor. After anchoring, there are long swims, snorkeling pockets with masks provided, and optional SUP time. The return trip lets you watch coastal villages pass while you dry off and sip a local wine or refreshment. Total duration is about 5 hours total. If you want a private, low‑stress half day after a couple of days in Athens, this itinerary pairs the city’s convenience with genuine coastal escape: yoga on deck, open ocean views, and a slow return beneath a changing sky to the Marina of Alimos.