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A boat rental Sporades is perfect for sailors seeking calm conditions, short distances and lush, authentic islands. The Northern Sporades include Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos and Skyros – each with its own distinct charm. Most itineraries start from the harbor in Skiathos, which has direct airport access.
A yacht charter Sporades with Sailogy allows you to explore this island world with or without a skipper – whether you’re traveling as a couple, with friends or family.
The sailing season in the Sporades runs from May through October and offers a smooth blend of natural beauty, comfortable weather, and authentic island life. In spring, nature comes alive with lush greenery and blooming flowers, while the harbors remain peaceful and the sea invitingly clear. It's a time for quiet anchorages and gentle winds, perfect for those who want to explore without the bustle of high season. Summer brings brighter energy, with sunny skies, warm waters, and vibrant villages full of life. You'll find local events, open tavernas, and plenty of chances to swim in calm bays. Autumn then eases in with mellow warmth, fewer crowds and a serene mood that makes each island feel more intimate and relaxed.
Unlike in the Cyclades, where the Meltemi can dominate and challenge sailors, the winds in the Sporades are typically lighter and more predictable. This makes the region a welcoming choice for crews seeking relaxed navigation and safe cruising. May, June, and September are particularly attractive months, offering a balance of pleasant weather, manageable winds, and quieter marinas. These months allow you to enjoy both the sailing and the destinations ashore at your own pace, whether you're anchoring in hidden bays or docking in charming ports.
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Protected waters, safe anchorages and short sailing legs make this area perfect for beginners, families and leisure sailors.
A boat rental in the Sporades opens up a diverse range of island experiences, each with its own charm and rhythm. Starting with Skiathos, you'll find a vibrant atmosphere, long sandy beaches, and an active nightlife scene. It’s an island that combines natural beauty with a more cosmopolitan flair, especially around its bustling port. Skopelos offers a greener, more traditional alternative. With its pine-covered hills, hidden monasteries, and serene bays, it invites a slower pace and deeper connection to local culture. The coastline here is perfect for quiet anchorages and scenic swims in turquoise waters.
Sailing further, Alonissos stands out for its wild beauty and marine biodiversity. As part of the National Marine Park, it's a haven for nature lovers, offering the chance to spot dolphins and explore crystal-clear coves. The villages are less commercial and full of local flavor, making every stop feel authentic and unspoiled. South of the main group, Skyros is more remote and less frequented, offering cultural discoveries and secluded coves. For those seeking solitude, anchorages like Peristera or Kira Panagia provide tranquil waters ideal for swimming, reading or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings without another boat in sight.
Dining in the Sporades is a culinary highlight of any sailing trip, with fresh fish, grilled octopus, moussaka and a rich variety of meze turning every taverna visit into an authentic Greek experience. The cuisine here is simple yet flavorful, often based on local ingredients and time-honored recipes. Particularly memorable are the harbor tavernas in Skopelos Town and Patitiri on Alonissos, where you can enjoy your meal with views of the water and boats gently bobbing nearby. Each dish, from stuffed vine leaves to homemade tzatziki, comes with a warm dose of Greek hospitality.
Beyond the table, the Sporades invite you to explore a deep cultural and historical landscape. You’ll come across quiet monasteries and whitewashed churches perched on hillsides, offering panoramic views and a sense of timelessness. Notable sites include the Evangelistria Monastery on Skiathos, surrounded by pine forests, and the atmospheric remains of the Byzantine village of Kastanitsa on Skopelos. These landmarks tell of a rich past that stretches back to ancient times, when these islands were key maritime crossroads in the Aegean. Even today, traces of that history remain in local traditions, architecture and everyday island life.
Absolutely. The area is calm, well protected and offers short distances – perfect for kids. Many anchorages have shallow waters near beaches. A catamaran adds extra space and comfort.
A skipper makes your yacht charter Sporades even more relaxing – so parents can focus fully on the experience.
Around Alonissos lies Greece’s first marine national park – perfect for snorkeling:
Divers can explore ancient shipwrecks like the one off Peristera.
Day 1: Skiathos – Skopelos (Panormos)
Day 2: Skopelos – Alonissos (Patitiri)
Day 3: Alonissos – Peristera (bay anchorage)
Day 4: Peristera – Kira Panagia (mooring)
Day 5: Kira Panagia – Alonissos (Steni Vala)
Day 6: Alonissos – Skopelos (Loutraki)
Day 7: Skopelos – Skiathos
Alternative route: sail south toward Skyros for more ambitious crews.
Many charter boats allow pets. It’s important to mention this during booking. Also consider:
With good preparation, your boat rental Sporades can be enjoyable for your pet too.
Skiathos Airport (JSI) is regularly served from central Europe during summer. The marina is only 5–10 minutes from the airport. We can help organize transfers and provisioning on request.
A yacht charter Sporades offers many options:
Available with or without skipper. No license? No problem – simply book with a professional skipper.
Prices depend on season, boat type and features:
Book early to secure better prices and more availability.
A boat rental Sporades combines safety, nature, variety and authentic Greek charm. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced sailor – this sailing area will delight you with diversity, hospitality and the spirit of the Aegean.