From Limeni head further south to Gerolimenas, a picturesque small coastal village at the end of Mani Peninsula and one of the remoted settlements in the Peloponnese, which until the late 70s was reached mainly by boat. Once ashore, you can savour the atmosphere of the unspoiled , picture-book village.

Use the strong local winds to enjoy dynamic sailing in order to cross Lakonian Gulf and reach Elafonissos island. The blessed landscape of  white sand beaches captures you once and for all. The turquoise water of Frango and Sarakiniko cove, the sand dunes along the beach and the exotic cedar forest gives you a sense of paradise.

Located near the eastern shore of  Laconian Gulf, Elafonisos will impress sailors who will dare to discover all its hidden edges. Plot a route through azure waters of Frago and Sarakiniko Coves and snorkel in the submerged town near Pavlopetri islet, where archeological research project is still in progress. During summer, don’t miss the opportunity to mix up with locals and entertain yourselves at the local festivals and events.

Steeped in the Venetian culture, Monemvasia sit on a small rocky island and it is linked to the mainland with a 160m causeway, where usually available mooring positions are available. .

Time to relax explore the nearby area. Discover the medieval castle and wander in the narrow alleys of the old town. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the top of the castle and admire the breathtaking view. Follow the path to the mysterious stone-build old town, located on the edge of the towering rock. The picturesque settlement and its atmosphere impress every visitor, whereas the numerous restaurants and tavernas are tempting for a tasteful journey

Sail south, pass Cape Maleas and reach Kithira, a historical crossroad of sailors, traders and conquers. In Platia Ammos you will find a safe port and an amazing sand-and-pebble beach, ideal to kick back and embrace the local slower pace of life.

An island with vast history that goes back to the pre-classical era. Nowadays Kythera is an unique destination in many respects. Sailors can plot a course between unspoiled beaches, archeological monuments and natural attractions

Porto Kagio is a remote seaside village to escape from civilization. Safe anchor place in the well protected bay is ideal to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of this area. 

With two well-protected pebble beaches, Mezapos is an idyllic shelter, almost unknown to the tourism. Originally a small fishing port, it will be an opportunity to walk out and explore this tiny traditional village, swim in the clear waters or view the dreamlike sunset.

Return to the base in the afternoon after a day full of fast sailing in the summer breeze. Your last night safely tied in the Marina Kalamata, you can relax and enjoy the amenities of a modern marina. Evening is the perfect timing to discover the beauties of Kalamata.

From Koroni head further west to Methoni, a remote small town that has a vast history from the Homer era. It offers a well sheltered anchorage. The coastline between Koroni and Methoni has a number of sheltered anchorages easily accessible with your charter yacht for a swimming and scuba diving. The Venetian Fortress of Methoni is a must-see;

Sail near Sapientza and Sfaktiri isletsand encounter the spectacular view of the unspoiled nature. Once entered the Navarino Bay, you can choose between tying up in the marina of the bustling little town of Pylos or to find shelter on a remote anchorage in the Navarino Bay near Gialova, a fishing village with lots of tavernas to dine on fresh seafood by the waterfront.

Proti is an tiny islet directly across from Marathoupoli. On it you can discover ancient citadel ruins, an old stone-build chapel and an Orthodox Monastery. The islet offers a well-protected anchorage and a secluded shore to enjoy sunbathing.

Foinikounta is a pleasant small fishing village. The small harbor may allow sailors to tie up lines to the dock and access comfortably the surrounding tavernas and sandy beaches.  Foinikounta is the kind of place where you could rest up quite happily for a day or two, kicking back and doing nothing much at all.

Only a couple of nautical miles away from Foinikounta is the remote pristine beach of Marathi, where you can drop your anchor and enjoy swimming and relaxing. At night you can sleep beneath the stars avoiding the light pollution from the crowded areas. For late sleepers, a bottle of wine will be the best company while practicing navigation on the expansive sky.

Return to the base in the afternoon after a day full of fast sailing in the summer breeze. Your last night safely tied in the Marina Kalamata, you can relax and enjoy the amenities of a modern marina. Evening is the perfect timing to discover the beauties of Kalamata.