Greece has long been on the hotspot hit list for the superyacht set. With its captivating blend of ancient culture, idyllic islands, and mouthwatering cuisine it has something for everyone.
While places like Zakynthos and Santorini may need no introduction having long been itinerary favourites, the Saronic Gulf has stayed under the international jetset radar, remaining a hideout primarily for Greek royalty, wealthy locals, and island-hopping superyachts.
Mild and green, rather than dry and rugged, with the scent of pine, lemon, and olive trees in the air and plenty of historic sites to explore, the Saronic islands are not to be missed.
An idyllic yacht charter destination, easily accessed via the international hub of Athens and able to be explored within a week-long charter. Often referred to as the Argo-Saronic Islands, they boast more lush vegetation and greenery than the Cyclades Islands and, with warmer sea temperatures offering excellent swimming.
Home to a plethora of bustling cities, laid-back fishing towns, and uninhabited islands, the Saronic Gulf brims with historical beauty, both man-made and natural. Charterers can absorb intriguing cultures and untouched landscapes.
Here are nine of the most unmissable Saronic spots.
