Our daily Cruise includes sailing towards the south-eastern coast of the island.
Our first stop is Salonikios cape for swimming. Here you will have free time to enjoy the location’s turquoise waters whilst we prepare a coffee. On the way there we will pass by the remote island of Panagia,a protected marine eco-system under the EU’s NATURA 2000 policy. You will see seagulls and cormorants (Shags) build their nests on the coastline. It is even possible to see dolphins in their natural habitat. After our first stop, we set sail all way up the eastern coast of the island.The beautiful coastline and breathtaking views make for a relaxing and unforgettable cruise.
More in itinerary..
Thassos/ Limenaria Marina (Google Map)
9:00 am or 10:00 am
Evening 15:00 am or 16:00 am
14:00 am or 15:00 am
Evening 20:00 am or 21:00 am
4 – 5 Cabins
2 – 3 Bathrooms
Going sailing definitely is very different to when you go on holidays ashore, a mix of adventure, luxury, tranquility and excitement which can appeal to one and all!
Sailing trips are different to any other type of holiday for a number of reasons, one of the most important ones is lack of limitless space on board! The other one is that while sailing, you may end up sweating during the daytime, but feel chilly when night falls. With this in mind we present the ideal packing list for your sailing holiday so you will enjoy every moment on board and get the most out of your yachting adventure with Aegean Sea Cruises!
Essentials: Start planning your packing by selecting the right luggage! When you come on board don’t pack excessively. A duffle bag or even a back pack should be more than enough for a week’s sailing. Any hard-cased suitcase is difficult for your skipper to bring it on board and will fill up space in your cabin that you wish you had available for yourself!
For both men & women the necessary clothing you should consider bringing is:
Ladies particulars: A couple of strap tops, few vest tops, and 5-6 t-shirts will be enough for a week. A pair of denim shorts, a couple of dresses for a night-out and underwear will be the utmost essentials for a lady on a yacht! Sandals since you’re sailing Greece are also a must!
Men particulars: Guys, this is mostly so you don’t forget the important stuff! So, a couple of jeans or linen trousers along with a couple of shirts will be enough for looking like a yachtie when ashore! Apart from swimsuits, flip-flops, jacket and sunnies, a pair of closed shoes will be fine for when you’re about to go for a stroll & don’t forget your undies & a belt!
Our Daily Cruise includes sailing towards the south-eastern coast of the island.
Our first stop is Salonikios cape for swimming. Here you will have free time to enjoy the location’s turquoise waters whilst we prepare a coffee. On the way there we will pass by the remote island of Panagia,a protected marine eco-system under the EU’s NATURA 2000 policy. You will see seagulls and cormorants (Shags) build their nests on the coastline. It is even possible to see dolphins in their natural habitat. After our first stop, we set sail all way up the eastern coast of the island.The beautiful coastline and breathtaking views make for a relaxing and unforgettable cruise.
On our way to Archangelos Monastery and Livadi bay, we will sail by Giola, a natural shaped pool formation among the rocks. Then we will continue our journey towards the Archangelos Monastery and its secluded beach Arsanas where we will anchor. Swim in crystal clear water beneath the imposing rocks of Monastir where seawater is mixed with fresh water. Here we will stop for lunch, ( extra chrarge and order ) which will be serviced by the crew, this comes as a choice of a sandwich or an appetizer accompanied by a glass of wine.. We will then have free time during which those who wish may try some fishing as well (we will provide you with all the necessary equipment that is not include it at the price).
To conclude, we will retrace our steps towards Limenaria.
On the way back we shall stop for an afternoon dessert/fruits and swimming in Psili Ammos beach or in Lolou t’Avlaki Beach (Agia Anna beach).
