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Fast answers for the most common onboard questions.
Three: Agistri for village lanes and the optional bike ride, Metopi (also called Moni on some maps) for the long swim and snorkel stop, and Aegina for pistachios, the temple, and the harbour town. The captain may change the running order for sea conditions; the app updates when that happens.
Yes. Every ticket includes a Greek buffet lunch prepared on board by our chef, served after the swim stop, plus unlimited wine, beer, and soft drinks from the open bar all day. Coffee and pastries are waiting when you board.
Yes. Vegetarian options are always on the buffet. If you told us about an allergy when booking, the chef already knows. If not, tell any crew member before the swim stop so lunch can be adjusted.
No. Towels and snorkel gear are provided on board. Bring swimwear, sun protection, and soft layers for the ride home.
The boat anchors in the protected cove at Metopi for around an hour. The water is clear and calm, and you swim straight from the stern ladder. Non-swimmers and children can use the life jackets and the shallow area near the ladder; ask the crew.
Yes, families join every day. Children need an adult with them on deck and in the water, child-size life jackets are on board, and the Metopi cove is one of the calmest swimming spots in the Saronic Gulf.
A little. Cafés and pistachio shops on Aegina and Agistri take cards, but small kiosks, the church candle box, and taxis often prefer cash. Everything on board is included, so you only need money for what you buy ashore.
Each stop shows a be-back time in this app and the crew announce it before you go ashore. The boat waits a few minutes, then must leave to keep the day on schedule. If you are running late, call or WhatsApp the boat phone from the Onboard page and tell us where you are.
Yes. There are toilets below deck, a covered lounge, and shaded seating on the main deck. The open sun deck is up top for those who want it.
Only in the marked smoking area at the stern, never inside or on the sun deck. Please use the ashtrays; nothing goes over the side.
The Saronic Gulf is usually calm, and the morning crossing is the smoothest part. Sit low and central on the main deck, look at the horizon, and eat something light. The crew keep motion-sickness tablets at the bar; ask before departure rather than after.
The captain adjusts the plan for comfort and safety: a different running order, a more sheltered swim stop, or a shorter day. If the sailing has to be cancelled for weather, you get a full refund or a free move to another date.
Boat Wi-Fi works when there is coverage, which comes and goes between islands. This app is built for that: the route, stops, and this page stay readable without a signal.
Never expected, always appreciated. If the crew made your day, there is a tip link on the Review page at the end of the cruise, or you can hand it to any crew member.