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Exploring Greece’s Stunning Coastal Gems: A Boat Lover’s Guide.

Greece with its enchanting coastline, crystal-clear waters and picturesque islands charms travelers from all over the globe. While there are countless ways to experience its beauty, jumping on a boat journey offers a unique perspective that unveils hidden treasures and allows you to indulge in the ultimate sense of freedom. Here we present a short list of the most beautiful Greek places you can visit by boat, promising unforgettable adventures and awe-inspiring vistas.

Santorini


No list of Greek island paradises would be complete without mentioning Santorini. Renowned for its iconic white-washed buildings perched atop dramatic cliffs overlooking the Aegean Sea, this volcanic island is a must-visit destination. Arriving by boat allows you to witness its breathtaking caldera views, explore hidden coves, and discover secluded beaches away from crowds.

Mykonos

Known for its vibrant nightlife, cosmopolitan atmosphere and stunning beaches, Mykonos is a beloved destination for sailors and sunseekers alike. Cruise along its rugged coastline, stopping at picturesque bays for swimming and snorkeling, or anchor near the famous windmills to witness spectacular sunsets against the backdrop of the azure area. 



Paxos and Antipaxos


Tucked away in the Ionian Sea, the tiny islands of Paxos and Antipaxos boast some of the most pristine beaches and crystalline waters in Greece. Explore hidden sea caves, snorkel in secluded bays and savor fresh seafood in traditional tavernas accessible only by boat. Don’t miss the chance to anchor in the breathtaking Voutoumi Bay, where the turquoise waters beckon for a refreshing dip.

Navagio Beach (Zakynthos)




Famously known as Shipwreck Beach, Navagio is a postcard-perfect destination accessible only by boat. Enclosed by towering cliffs and with its centerpiece being a rusting shipwreck, this secluded cove offers a surreal setting for swimming, sunbathing and capturing unforgettable photographs. Sail around the island to admire its rugged coastline and hidden sea caves, or anchor nearby and explore its pristine underwater world.

Crete



As the largest Greek island, Crete offers endless possibilities for maritime explorations. Sail along its rugged shores, stopping at charming fishing villages remote beaches and historic sites such as the ancient ruins of Knossos. Dive into the cerulean waters of Elafonissi Beach, known for its pink-hued sands, or anchor in the tranquil bay of Balos Lagoon for a day of blissful relaxation amid stunning natural scenery.


Hydra




Renowned for its timeless beauty and traditional charm, Hydra is a captivating destination that enchants visitors with its car-free streets, neoclassical architecture and scenic harbor. Arrive by boat to soak in the island’s serene atmosphere, explore its narrow cobblestone alleys and discover hidden coves accessible only by sea. Whether you’re strolling along the waterfront taverna, Hydra promises an unforgettable maritime experience.

Skiathos




Nestled in the Sprades archipelago, Skiathos is a haven for nature lovers and beach enthusiasts alike. Sail along its verdant coastline, stopping at idyllic bays and secluded coves for swimming and snorkeling. Explore the island’s lush interior, home to pine forests and hidden monasteries or anchor in the tranquil waters of Lalaria Beach famous for its unique white pebbles and turquoise sea.



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