Treat yourself to a day of opulence with a luxurious island-hopping cruise from Athens, exploring the unspoiled gems of the Saronic Gulf. Dive into the mesmerizing turquoise waters off the picturesque island of Hydra, marvel at the elegant neoclassical mansions that line the shores of Poros, and discover the lush, pine-covered landscapes of Aegina.

Embark on a luxurious full-day island-hopping adventure, departing from Flisvos Marina aboard a sleek, 50-meter vessel. This state-of-the-art ship boasts lavish lounges and dining areas, where you can indulge in delectable cuisine whenever the mood strikes you. As you cruise to some of the world's most stunning islands, you'll enjoy the comfort of an air-conditioned ship, complete with two well-stocked bars and reliable Wi-Fi and mobile signals. Let the sea breeze and pampering treatment melt your worries away. Your first port of call is the charming island of Hydra, where history and natural beauty blend in perfect harmony. Take a 90-minute stroll through the cobblestone streets, lined with magnificent mansions and centuries-old churches. Donkeys are the primary mode of transportation on this picturesque island, which has remained largely untouched by modern development. Be sure to take a refreshing swim, soak up the sun, and savor the local cuisine and hospitality. Next, you'll arrive at the idyllic island of Poros, a haven of peace, romance, and relaxation. The rugged shores, lined with pine trees, and sandy beaches create a serene atmosphere. As you approach the island by sea, you'll catch sight of the historic clock tower perched atop the highest hill. Take a 50-minute stroll through the town center, exploring the Archaeological Museum, charming neoclassical beach houses, and lively streets lined with shops, cafés, and taverns. Finally, you'll disembark on the legendary island of Aegina, where myth and history converge. Spend two hours exploring the magnificent Temple of Aphaea, situated atop a pine-covered hill. This ancient temple is said to have inspired the Parthenon, and on a clear day, you can even catch a glimpse of the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion and the Acropolis of Athens. Be sure to visit the church of Saint Nectarios, home to a silver urn containing the relics of the island's patron saint.