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Itinerary

 

Day 1: Kalamata - Koroni (3h)

You’ll start your 7-day holiday from the marina of Kalamata with first the destination the town of Koroni.  The town of Koroni is nested on a hill below an impressive Venetian castle and reaches to the end of the gulf of Messinia. Koroni was founded in the ancient times and is known to have had many temples of Greek gods and a copper statue of Zeus. The coastline around Koroni has many beautiful spots to anchor and have a swim and the port of the town can offer safe docking for spending the night.

Day 2: Koroni - Foinikounta (2h)

Today you will sail west to Foinikounta, a seaside village in the southwestern side of the Peloponnese. The village is popular destination for yachts as it has a small port and it is a very good option for stopping, relaxing and enjoying the local traditional cuisine. The main beach of Foinikounta disposes crystal clear waters and a golden sand.

Day 3: Foinikounta - Sfachtiria - Pylos (3h)

Your next stop for swimming is the elongated islet with the green and clear blue waters, Sfachtiria. Relax next to the sea in that majestic landscape and after that sail to Pylos. Someone arriving at Pylos, has the impression that he is somewhere on an island. The little town is built amphitheatrically between and on-top of two hills, on the southern side of the Navarino bay. Ideal for walks the beautiful boardwalk offers a variety of choices to enjoy traditional tastes and even have a drink by the sea.

Day 4: Voidokilia Beach Pylos (2h)

Next to Pylos you will find one of the most beautiful beaches of Greece, Voidokoilia bay. That beach is not only one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece, but maybe also in the Mediterranean Sea.
The sheltered bay is referred to in Homer’s Odyssey and archaeologists believe it was used by King Nestor as a port in ancient times. The curve of Voidokilia seems to be traced with a compass like a giant Greek omega (the name means “cow’s belly”), from the two rocky promontories that define the entrance of it. It is surrounded by a magnificent beach of light, fine sand, protected by the wind, and the crystalline beach invite somone to go swimming.

Day 5: Pylos - Sapienza - Koroni (4.5h)

On day 5 you will sail to the islet of Sapienza which is located opposite to Methoni and is the most beautiful and most important island of Oinousses. The only beach on the island is Ammos, located in its northern part, opposite Methoni, but it compensate the visitor with its beauty. It is protected from the winds and due to its small port is easily accessible. The landscape of Sapienza is green with slopes covered by low vegetation, surrounded by dense bushes and crystal clear waters.

Day 6: Koroni - Stoupa (2.5h)

Today you will sail to Stoupa, a small village on the coast of the Southern Peloponnese. Beautiful sandy beaches, variety of dining choices and tranquility offer a great destination for relaxing and enjoying a peacefull sailing trip.

Day 7: Stoupa - Kalamata (2.5h)

After a last swimming at Kalogria Beach where you could try also some water sports, you will sail back to marina of Kalamata full of nice memories and images for a life.

Pricing Packages

Make the planning process of your trip an easy job by choosing one of our pricing packages below.

Economy Package
*Prices per Week ( 7 days )

Beneteau Oceanis 37 Family

Yacht Type: 37-56 ft Monohull

Yacht Age:  2006-2011

Capacity: 6-11 persons

  Skipper  ✓

Breakfast  ☓

Fun Pack ☓

Wi-Fi ☓

Drinks ☓

Air-Condition ☓

Standard Package

*Prices per Week ( 7 days )

4

Yacht Type: 37-51 ft Monohull

Yacht Age:  2012-2021

Capacity: 6-11 persons

  Skipper  ✓

Breakfast  ☓

Fun Pack ✓

Wi-Fi ✓

Drinks ✓

Air-Condition ☓

Luxury Package

*Prices per Week ( 7 days )

Lucia 40 3

Yacht Type: 40-45 ft Catamaran

Yacht Age:  2014-2021

Capacity: 8-10 persons

  Skipper  ✓

Breakfast  ✓

Fun Pack ✓

Wi-Fi ✓

Drinks ✓

Air-Condition ✓

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