Paleo Faliro, located in Attica along Greece's Athenian coast, serves as a natural gateway to the Saronic Gulf and wider sailing waters around Athens. The area is home to two established departure marinas—Flisvos Marina and Yacht Club Amfitheas—which together support a fleet of ten charter yachts. This concentration of vessels and facilities makes Paleo Faliro a practical base for those planning to explore the nearby islands and coastal routes of the Saronic Gulf.
The proximity to Athens means sailors can combine time on the water with access to the city's cultural offerings. Whether embarking on day sails or longer voyages through the Saronic region, Paleo Faliro's marina infrastructure provides the operational foundation needed for a structured sailing holiday. The area's established nautical character reflects its role as a working sailing hub rather than a resort destination.
Averages 2016-2025
10°
Jan
11°
Feb
13°
Mar
17°
Apr
21°
May
26°
Jun
30°
Jul
29°
Aug
25°
Sep
20°
Oct
16°
Nov
12°
Dec
Jun – Aug
28°
Sea 26°
Dec – Feb
11°
Sea 17°
Flisvos Marina
From 5488€
Flisvos Marina
From 8625€
Flisvos Marina
From 1238€
Flisvos Marina
From 4677€
Flisvos Marina
From 220€
Flisvos Marina
From 2688€
Flisvos Marina
From 3673€
Yacht Club Amfitheas
From 155€
Flisvos Marina
Flisvos Marina
From 4042€
Okeanis SWake to turquoise anchorages and fall asleep under Aegean stars—eight of you, one perfect sailboat, infinite Greek islands.
Christina SSeven nights island-hopping where the only schedule is the tide, the only view is crystalline Aegean, and the only worry is which cove to anchor next.
MargoWake at anchor in waters so clear you'll see straight to the seafloor—this is the Aegean on your own terms.
Yacht 6302200740000105042Wake in crystalline waters, sleep under Aegean stars—your private island escape departs Athens at dawn.
JoySeven days adrift in Greece's secret islands—where your cabin is a floating sanctuary and the only schedule is sunset.
