Turquoise waters, the sea breeze, and the briny sea are our companions on the most carefree boat vacation. In an atmosphere of absolute freedom, with no hotel check-ins or "quiet hours," we swim in the golden trails of the waves alongside dolphins, we explore pristine beaches, we become passionate fishermen, we nestle in sheltered harbours, and we immerse ourselves in the fiery sunset with a cocktail. The Sporades Islands, blessed with lush vegetation and crystal-clear shores, offer the ideal setting for this escape.

Skiathos: The Cosmopolitan of the Aegean

Skiathos is one of the most popular destinations, combining an intense nightlife with exotic beaches. The town of Skiathos, built in a sheltered bay, features one of the largest natural harbours in the Aegean, while the Venetian fortress of Bourtzi welcomes travellers. Visitors can tour the house of Alexandros Papadiamantis and the historic Evangelistria Monastery, while Koukounaries beach, with its golden sand and pine forest brushing against the waves, remains the island's trademark.

Skopelos: Green on Blue

Skopelos, the largest island of the complex, enchants visitors with pine forests reflected in emerald waters. The architecture of Hora preserves traditional Pelion charm, while the island gained international cinematic fame from the movie ‘Mamma Mia!’. The chapel of Ai Giannis in Kastri, perched on a steep rock, offers breathtaking views, while traditional flavours, such as the Skopelos cheese pie, complete the experience.

Alonnisos: A Sanctuary of Nature and Serenity

Alonnisos is a paradise for those seeking pristine nature and absolute tranquillity. Picturesque Patitiri serves as the port and capital, while the Old Hora with its medieval castle gazes out over the open sea. The island is home to the National Marine Park, the largest in Europe, which provides shelter to the Monachus monachus Mediterranean monk seal. Numerous trails lead to hidden coves and picturesque chapels through lush forests.

Skyros: The Island of Contrasts

Skyros, the southernmost island, stands out for its unique identity, a balancing act between the Sporades and the Cyclades. Its Hora is built amphitheatrically around the Byzantine castle, offering images of unique beauty. On Mount Kochylas, the rare small-bodied Skyrian horses roam free, while the rich tradition in woodcarving and ceramics bears witness to the island's vibrant folk art.



Each destination in the Sporades has its own personality, offering everything from cosmopolitan experiences to absolute seclusion in nature, making every sea route a new discovery.