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North East Aegean: sailing and experiences
In the North East Aegean, you can charter 98 yachts and book 14 curated experiences to explore one of Greece's most remote and culturally rich sailing regions.
This corner of the Aegean sits between mainland Greece and Turkey, scattered with islands that range from volcanic peaks to pine-covered shores. The sailing season runs long here, with consistent winds and protected anchorages that suit both experienced sailors and those new to bareboat chartering. The region draws fewer crowds than the Cyclades, making it ideal for travellers seeking quieter waters and authentic island life.
Days unfold between secluded bays, Byzantine monasteries, and villages where locals still fish as they have for generations. Whether you're anchoring off Lesbos, exploring the channels around Chios, or sailing toward Samos, the North East Aegean rewards slow travel. Experiences here tend toward the immersive: cooking classes, wine tastings, and guided hikes that connect you directly to the islands' history and landscape.
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In the North East Aegean, you can charter 98 yachts and book 14 curated experiences to explore one of Greece's most remote and culturally rich sailing regions.
This corner of the Aegean sits between mainland Greece and Turkey, scattered with islands that range from volcanic peaks to pine-covered shores. The sailing season runs long here, with consistent winds and protected anchorages that suit both experienced sailors and those new to bareboat chartering. The region draws fewer crowds than the Cyclades, making it ideal for travellers seeking quieter waters and authentic island life.
Days unfold between secluded bays, Byzantine monasteries, and villages where locals still fish as they have for generations. Whether you're anchoring off Lesbos, exploring the channels around Chios, or sailing toward Samos, the North East Aegean rewards slow travel. Experiences here tend toward the immersive: cooking classes, wine tastings, and guided hikes that connect you directly to the islands' history and landscape.
