
Kassandra Sunset Cruise
3 hours · Chrousso pier, Paliouri
Three hours from Paliouri, leaving at 18:00. A swim at Glarokavos, a slow sail on to Pefkochori, and the sun going down behind Mount Olympus.
From €420

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A week sailing from Halkidiki to Skiathos, Skopelos and Alonissos on a private yacht with a skipper. Harbours in the evening, empty bays by day.
The Northern Sporades are close enough to Halkidiki to sail to, and far enough that most boats never do. One long day of open water and you are among pine covered islands, with the Halkidiki beaches a long way behind you.
This is the week we suggest. The first night is in Porto Koufo, at the tip of Sithonia, then the crossing to Skiathos. Skopelos gets two days: the chapel on the rock at Agios Ioannis, the one from Mamma Mia, the bay of Panormos, fish for dinner at Agnontas. Then Alonissos and the National Marine Park, where dolphins and monk seals live, and the wreck off Peristera for snorkelling. The skipper moves days around to follow the wind, so you spend the week where the sea is at its best.
You leave from Porto Carras or Paliouri, at no extra cost. Three cabins sleep 6, four sleep 8, and the catamaran takes 8. The price is for the boat and covers the skipper, the final cleaning, linen and towels. Fuel is paid at the end.
Total for the boat for 7 days, with skipper, cleaning and linen, by month and type of boat.
| Month | 3 cabins, up to 6 | 4 cabins, up to 8 | Catamaran, up to 8 |
|---|---|---|---|
| April | €3,659 | €3,729 | €5,920 |
| May | €3,803 | €3,878 | €6,225 |
| June | €4,233 | €4,323 | €7,140 |
| July | €4,520 | €4,620 | €7,750 |
| August | €4,520 | €4,620 | €7,750 |
| September | €4,090 | €4,175 | €6,835 |
| October | €3,803 | €3,878 | €6,225 |
Includes boat, skipper, final cleaning and linen, VAT. Fuel is paid at the end, based on consumption.
A short briefing, bags in the cabins, and south along Sithonia.
First night in the deepest natural harbour in Greece.
The long day in open water. Take the helm for a while if you like. Evening in the harbour town.
Up the steps to the chapel on the rock, a swim below it, the night in the bay of Panormos.
A small bay for the afternoon, then fresh fish in the village of Agnontas.
Snorkelling at Stafylos beach, then across to Alonissos and into the Marine Park.
Masks on over the Peristera wreck, the night in a quiet bay of the park, far from any light.
The long way home, with the sunset on the last evening.
A short briefing, bags in the cabins, and south along Sithonia.
First night in the deepest natural harbour in Greece.
The long day in open water. Take the helm for a while if you like. Evening in the harbour town.
Up the steps to the chapel on the rock, a swim below it, the night in the bay of Panormos.
A small bay for the afternoon, then fresh fish in the village of Agnontas.
Snorkelling at Stafylos beach, then across to Alonissos and into the Marine Park.
Masks on over the Peristera wreck, the night in a quiet bay of the park, far from any light.
The long way home, with the sunset on the last evening.
One of our sailing yachts, depending on availability. Every one has shade, a swim platform and a galley.




Porto Carras Marina, Neos Marmaras 630 81, Halkidiki
Arrive 15 minutes early for a short safety briefing.
Inside the Porto Carras resort. Follow the signs to the marina and park at the quay. Two hours from Thessaloniki.
Open in Google MapsPaliouri 630 85, Halkidiki
Arrive 15 minutes early for a short safety briefing.
The pier sits below Chrousso beach, at the south end of Kassandra. Park on the road above and walk down. Around an hour and a half from Thessaloniki.
Open in Google MapsNo, and that is the good part. The week above is the one we suggest. The skipper swaps days or bays to follow the wind, so each day you are where the sea is at its best.
Two are long: the crossing out and the way back, most of a day at sea each. Between the islands the hops are short, so there is plenty of time at anchor.
Six on a boat with three cabins, eight on a boat with four cabins or on the catamaran. Everyone gets a proper bed.
The boat, the skipper and the starter pack: final cleaning, bed linen and towels, the first tank of water and the gas. VAT is in. Fuel is paid at the end, by what we use, and the skipper eats with the group.
from €3,659
Total for the boat, skipper and cleaning included. Fuel extra.

3 hours · Chrousso pier, Paliouri
Three hours from Paliouri, leaving at 18:00. A swim at Glarokavos, a slow sail on to Pefkochori, and the sun going down behind Mount Olympus.
From €420

5 hours · Chrousso pier, Paliouri
Five hours from Paliouri, across the gulf to Sithonia for three swim stops. Leave at 10:00 or at 16:00.
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7 hours · Porto Carras Marina
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