Arrive in Athens and make your way to Alimos Marina where your beautiful beautiful motor yacht is waiting for you. Check in is from 2pm and as she remains at her mooring overnight there is plenty of time to do some sightseeing in Athens. During dinner on board the crew and guides introduce themselves and give an overview of the coming week.

After breakfast the motor yacht slips her moorings and heads out into the Saronic Gulf for a morning cruise south to the island of Poros. Our first stop is a secluded bay where we can enjoy a refreshing swim from the boat. We then motor on to Poros Town, the island’s capital, from where our first ride begins. A winding lane through the pine forest leads us to the Monastery of Zoodochos Pigi. The Monastery was founded in 1720 by the Archbishop of Athens who was miraculously cured after drinking from a spring nearby. We then continue along a route that leads us in a gentle circle around most of this peaceful green island. The small beach at Russian Bay, near the end of the ride is the perfect place to stop for a refreshing dip in the crystal clear waters. The motor yacht remains moored in Poros harbour overnight allowing us plenty of time to explore this traditional little Greek town.

After breakfast we disembark with the bikes and board a car ferry for a the short crossing to Galatas in the Peloponnese. We then enjoy a very pleasant ride through fertile Greek countryside and along a scenic coastal road to the town of Ermioni. The motor yacht is waiting for us in the small port and after a leisurely lunch we enjoy a very pleasant afternoon cruise along the coast of the Argolis peninsula. Along the way we'll stop in a secluded bay for a refreshing swim from the boat. Our destination today is the small town of Porto Heli nestled in its own protected and expansive bay. on the south western corner of the peninsula.

The day starts with a short cruise across to the island of Spetses. After another swim stop in a quiet bay we moor in the island's main port and disembark with the bikes. The island was named by the Venetians who, marvelling at the abundance of wild herbs, referred to it as “Isola della spezie” – the island of herbs. Our aromatic ride unveils some stunning panoramic views as we follow a virtually traffic-free road around this beautiful island. Towards the end of the ride we stop at a beautiful beach for a refreshing drink and a swim in the turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea. The motor yacht remains moored in Spetses Town for the night

A morning cruise brings us to the sparsely populated and remote Island of Hydra where we moor in the island’s pretty little port. There are no roads on the island so we won’t be doing any cycling here but the peaceful atmosphere and winding, flagstoned alleyways of this gorgeous little port more than justify a visit to this unique and picturesque little place.

We then cruise through the narrow strait separating Poros from the Peloponnese to the Methana Peninsula. The volcanic origins of this geologically new land are still very much in evidence with the intermittent aroma of sulfur and the ocre coloured lava landscape making today’s ride quite unique. There are no less than 30 volcanos on this small peninsula and some of them are still active. Superb sea and volcano views accompany our ride around this quiet, mystical region. The motor yacht remains moored in Methana overnight.

Our day starts with a second idyllic ride on the Methana peninsula, again with fabulous views. We then embark on a cruise across to the island of Aegina. We moor in Aegina Town and step ashore for a stroll around the pretty little town. The island is famous for its pistachios and the town's shops offer every conceivable pistachio product. Should you prefer a bike ride to a stroll then you can join a ride along the coast to the fishing village of Perdika and back. The motor yacht remains moored in Aegina Town overnight.

Our final ride leads us on a circular exploration of the island of Aegina. We pass olive and pistachio groves on our way to the beautifully preserved temple of the goddess Aphaia which is located on a hilltop with stunning sea views all around. On our way back to the boat we pass the impressive monastery of Saint Nektarios which sits just below the haunting, now deserted village of Paleohora.

Back on board the crew cast off for our final cruise across the Saronic Gulf to Alimos Marina. The final dinner and evening on board is always an enjoyable affair and a fitting end to a memorable Greek cycling adventure.