From	To	Nautical Miles
Marina Alimos	Epidavros	31nm
Epidavros	Methana	18nm
Methana	Poros	7nm
Poros	Sounion	30nm
Sounion	Aegina	24nm
Aegina	Marina Alimos	13nm

Epidavros

Southwest of Aegina on the Peloponnesian mainland lies the port of Epidavros. Steeped in history, it is the site of one of the most impressive surviving amphitheatres of the ancient world, dating back to the 6th century BC. The acoustics are legendary, with every sound clearly amplified right to the back of the amphitheatre.

Famed in ancient times as a site of healing, many claim that this is where the foundations of modern medicine were laid. Wander back in time through orange groves and pine trees in this picturesque fishing village.

Methana

Methana is a beautiful volcanic peninsula situated on the eastern side of the Peloponnese. It is not hard to see why this is such a popular destination with natural hot springs and gorgeous beaches with crystal clear waters. Visit the charming capital of Methana, Hora, or head out to Dritsaika, where you can enjoy breathtaking views out across the Saronic Gulf. The most famous beach of Methana is Almyra where visitors and locals alike enjoy the cool waters in the hot sun. Despite being one of the Mediterranean’s most exclusive spas around a hundred years ago, Methana has kept its rich cultural and natural heritage, making it one of Greece’s best kept secrets

In the harbour there is water available on the quay for you to fill up your tanks.  You’ll also find supermarkets, restaurants, a cash machine and a post office.  If you need a taxi, these can be organised from the harbour as well.

Poros

Poros is a little gem in the Saronics, remaining unspoilt by tourism and retaining its old charm. The perfect place to come and relax away from it all, wander the back streets of the old town and admire the neoclassical and Venetian architecture. Crystal clear waters lap at sandy and pebbly beaches alike and pine trees along the coastline offer welcome shade in the heat of summer.

When visiting Poros you’ll have options where you can moor for the night, depending on what you’re doing with your evening…..  If you’re looking for a lively atmosphere and want to enjoy a few beers before bedtime while the sun goes down then head to the south side where there are lively bars with music playing into the night.  However if you’re looking for something more peaceful and maybe have had a bucketful the night before, head to the north side where it’s serene and you can enjoy the unspoilt beauty of Poros..

Sounion

Most famous for the ruins of the Greek temple Poseidon, which are perched on Cape Sounion overlooking the Aegean.  It’s worthwhile heading up to the ruins and watching the sunset over the Aegean…definitely a Kodak moment!  But don’t think that’s all there is to see with its sandy beaches, café culture and great restaurants it has a lot more to offer.

Aegina

Just 13 miles from Athens, in the middle of the Saronic Gulf, lies the island of Aegina. Its strategic position has made the island an important site throughout Greek history. The very first Greek coins were produced here, giving Aegina great financial leverage throughout the ancient world. Many famous artists and intellectuals have lived on the island, inspired by its beauty.

While Aegina is famous for its pistachio nuts and local fish, the island is most well-known for the magnificent Temple of Aphaia, dating back to 490BC. Walk up to the temple and you will be rewarded by spectacular views out across the island. Aegina town lies in a well protected harbour and from here you can explore the winding alleys past terraced hillsides of olive trees and marvel at the horses clothed in brightly coloured tassels pulling carriages through the streets.