Where do we meet for the cruise?

Meet at the Marina of Alimos, Athens — the booking confirmation includes exact berth and check-in time.

How long is the trip and how many people are onboard?

The experience lasts about five hours and is private for your group, capped at nine people.

What is included in the price?

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

What is the cancellation policy?

Full refund is available up to four weeks before departure; there is no refund afterward.

Is this suitable for children or older adults?

Yes — the tour accommodates ages 1–99. Note that children must be supervised on deck and while swimming.

What happens if the sea is rough?

The skipper may change the schedule or anchorage for safety; the crew will prioritize comfort and will communicate alternatives.

Sail & Soul: Private Aegean Yoga Cruise from Marina of Alimos | Sailing | Private

Sail & Soul Private Full Day Cruise offers a rare stillness on the Aegean, a private five-hour voyage launched from the Marina of Alimos in Athens for small groups seeking yoga, swimming, and sun-soaked ease. On a modern sailing yacht, a professional skipper and a certified yoga instructor run an intimate program: a 45‑minute open-air yoga session on deck as the harbor recedes, followed by cruising to sheltered anchorages in the Saronic waters where you can snorkel, stand-up paddleboard, or simply float in clear turquoise sea. Snacks, a light main, dessert, wine and soft drinks are served on board while the hostess tends to comfort and timing so you never have to worry about logistics. What makes this outing stand out in Athens’ crowded coastal offerings is its combination of privacy, pace and local know-how. The skipper’s familiarity with nearby coves and currents means swims happen away from tourist traffic, in bays backed by low limestone headlands and fringed by Mediterranean maquis. The instructor adapts the yoga sequence to the motion of the boat and the group’s energy—breathwork on deck feels different when the only soundtrack is wind and water. For travelers who want movement and stillness in one outing, this is unique: yoga where the sky and sea meet, then saltwater therapy with quick, easy access back aboard. Practical details keep it simple. Meet at Marina of Alimos in Athens; the cruise runs roughly five hours and is capped at nine people. All snorkeling gear, freshwater towels, port fees, fuel and VAT are included in the booking. The trip suits lightly active travelers comfortable on a yacht deck and able to climb aboard; minimal sailing experience is required. It’s ideal as a celebratory outing—birthdays, small groups, or a reset between city sightseeing and island hopping. Locally, this offering folds into the wider maritime culture of Athens but carves its own lane: a leisure-first, wellness-forward way to experience the Aegean without the crowds. Expect seabirds, occasional pods of dolphin, and long coastal views of Attica between anchorages. Bring sun protection, a swimsuit, and a relaxed attitude; the crew handles the rest. For anyone visiting Athens who wants to trade streets for sea for half a day, Sail & Soul is an elegant, approachable escape on the water. Booking is straightforward through the operator’s FareHarbor page, and the cancellation policy allows a full refund up to four weeks before departure—beyond that there is no refund. The experience accommodates infants through older adults (ages 1–99) and includes stand-up paddleboard use, snorkeling equipment, fresh towels, and onboard cleaning. Ports, fuel and VAT are covered. If sea conditions change the skipper may alter timing or anchorage for safety; flexibility makes the day work seamless.