Top Athens Lunch Cruises

Discover three beautiful Greek islands on this full-day cruise from Athens. Sail to Poros, Hydra, and Egina in the Saronic Gulf and enjoy free time at each island to stroll, sightsee, and shop as you wish. A delicious lunch and Greek folklore show aboard your ship are included, and a guided excursion to Egina's ancient Temple of Aphaia is also available at your own expense. Upgrade to the VIP experience for access to an exclusive lounge with a welcome drink, as well as transfer from your hotel to port and private check-in.

Fall in love with the Greek Islands on this daylong cruise to Hydra, Poros, and Aegina. See the islands’ iconic whitewashed homes, winding stone paths, blue-domed churches, and more. Enjoy a Mediterranean lunch on board and sample some pistachio treats in Aegina. This memorable tour includes round-trip transport from your hotel.

Travel to three islands in just a day on this cruise to Hydra, Poros, and Aegina. Walk the cobblestone streets of Hydra, admire the pine trees and sandy shores of Poros, and try delicious pistachios in Aegina. Enjoy a buffet lunch on board with live music and a traditional folk show.

If you are looking for beach, sun, culture and incredible scenery, or an all-in-one experience, BestCruise has got you covered. BestCruise offers you a lifetime experience of a day cruise to Aegina and Agistri islands on an authentic wooden sailing boat. Walk-in ancient paths at the Aphaia Temple in Aegina, revel in the numerous shades of blue of Agistri beaches, dare to jump off the boat in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea and snorkel in crystal-clear waters of Aponisos. BestCruise offers you a well-priced private experience, unlike mass tourism boats that advertise daily cruises with multiple stops resembling normal ferry service. Food served on board is ethically sourced from trusted farms and groceries around Greece. We use the finest quality of olive oil in all our meals and fresh bio ingredients. We are proud for the quality of our services honouring the traditional Greek cuisine and hospitality.

Experience the Athens Riviera on this half-day catamaran cruise. After a convenient hotel pickup, embark on your journey with a complimentary welcome drink. Relax on the deck, admire magnificent views, and enjoy stops for swimming and snorkeling. Savor a tasty barbecue lunch and open bar with beer and Greek wine—they’re included in the tour price.

Exploring the islands of the Saronic Gulf independently can mean grappling with confusing ferry timetables, as well as longer, slower journeys. With this day cruise, visit three islands—Hydra, Poros, and Aegina—in one outing, with the added bonus of round-trip transfers from your Athens hotel. Dine on a buffet lunch, and enjoy live music and dancing onboard.

An incomparable day cruise that travels you to Hydra, Poros, and Aegina, the beautiful islands of the Saronic Gulf. Hydra: the Living Museum. A car free island with paved streets wandered by donkeys, imposing mansions that served as fortresses against pirates’ attacks and the 1821‘s liberation strangle. Poros,the Neoclassical. An island surrounded by thousands of pines trees extending from the rugged coasts to the sandy beaches. Aegina, the First Capital of Modern Greece. Well known for its culture, antiquities, religious sites as well as its world known pistachios. Three islands overflown with history, cosmopolitan aura, religious experience along with sounds, colors and images that you want to keep with you forever. An incomparable day cruise that travels you to Hydra, Poros, and Aegina, the beautiful islands of the Saronic Gulf. Three islands overflown with history, cosmopolitan aura, religious experience along with sounds, colors and images that you want to keep with you forever.

The excursion begins at Marina Zeas where guests are expected to come on board at 08:45 am. The first stop of the cruise is the island of Agistri, surrounded by vibrant blue waters and clothed in pine trees. Adventure lovers can join our optional bike tour between Melalochori and Chalikiada Beach. From there, we move onto the island of Moni. While here, we will serve a delicious traditional Greek lunch, accompanied by tradi- tional wine, beers soft drinks and coffee.

You can visit in one day 3 of the 6.000 islands and islets in Greece out of the 227 inhabited. Each of these island Hydra, Poros and Aegina are unique and deferment of each other. Hydra has no cars on the island and it is very traditional! Poros Poros is a volcanic island, formed through the union of two smaller islands, Kalouria and Sphaeria. It lies in close proximity to the Argolida area, separated from the Peloponnese peninsula by an extremely narrow channel and one of the most important islands is Aegina. Mythology mentions that Aegina is named after the daughter of Aesop, who was abducted by Zeus. The god transported her to the then deserted island and fathered a son, Aiakos, who afterwards became one of the three judges of the underworld.

You can visit in one day 3 of the 6.000 islands and islets in Greece out of the 227 inhabited. Each of these island Hydra, Poros and Aegina are unique and deferment of each other. This exclusive VIP cruise package is designed for discerning travelers accustomed to five star luxury and superlative service! A cool drink and delicious food is waiting for you to welcome you on board with various types of delicious appetizers as a festive start to your adventure cruise to three spectacular islands of the Saronic Gulf. Of course our sunny decks are there for you to lounge comfortably enjoying a glass of fine wine (optional) with the fresh air and the Aegean atmosphere. And if you want to relax, our executive VIP lounge is ready for you in an aesthetic atmosphere and a modern lounge with spacious, comfortable seating and all conveniences at your fingertips.

Athens Riviera Day Catamaran Cruise. Discover the Athens Riviera departing in the morning from the city's main marina, Alimos Marina (or Flisvos). From there, we will embark on private boats for a sailing tour of the Athens southern coastline. We will sail across the Saronic Gulf to reach the island of Salamis. The island is known for the Battle of Salamis, the decisive naval victory of the allied Greek fleet, led by Themistocles, over the Persian Empire in 480 BC. Route continues on to the Olympic Sailing Center in Agios Kosmas and then head for Vouliagmeni, the most picturesque and lush seaside suburb of Athens.