Day 1A historic lagoon town with a relaxed waterfront and strong links to Lord Byron and the Greek War of Independence. The starting point for our Peloponnese adventure.
Day 2Thursday
Krioneri 12 nm
A peaceful little harbour beneath the dramatic cliffs of Mount Varasova, offering a wonderfully scenic introduction to the Gulf of Patras.
Day 3Friday
Zakynthos Town 47 nm
The lively capital of Zakynthos, with an attractive waterfront, elegant squares and a great choice of cafés, bars and traditional tavernas.
Day 4Saturday
Katakolo 25 nm
A colourful little harbour on the western Peloponnese, with waterfront tavernas and a relaxed atmosphere. Our base for exploring nearby Ancient Olympia.
Day 5Sunday
Katakolo - Olympia Visit
A day ashore to visit Ancient Olympia, birthplace of the Olympic Games and one of Greece’s most important archaeological sites.
Day 6Monday
Pylos 50 nm
Set within spectacular Navarino Bay, Pylos combines a sheltered natural harbour with an attractive waterfront, traditional tavernas and a handsome tree-lined square.
Day 7Tuesday
Kalamata or Koroni (40 / 25 nm)
Two great choices on the Messinian coast: lively Kalamata beneath the Taygetos Mountains, or picturesque Koroni with its waterfront tavernas and impressive Venetian castle.
Day 8Wednesday
Diros Caves 27 nm from Kalamata / 22 from Koroni
A memorable stop on the rugged Mani coast, with the opportunity to visit the extraordinary Diros Caves and explore one of Greece’s most dramatic landscapes.
Day 9Thursday
Porto Kayio 22 nm
A wonderfully remote and sheltered bay at the tip of the Mani Peninsula. A peaceful overnight stop surrounded by the wild landscape of southern Greece.
Day 10Friday
Elafonisos 23 nm
Famous for its turquoise waters and beautiful sandy beaches, Elafonisos offers an idyllic contrast after rounding the dramatic southern Peloponnese.
Day 11Saturday
Monemvasia 30 nm
One of the highlights of the voyage. This remarkable medieval fortress town rises dramatically from the sea, with cobbled lanes, stone houses and centuries of history to explore.
Day 12Sunday
Plaka, Leonidio 33 nm
A charming little harbour beneath the spectacular red cliffs of Leonidio, surrounded by the rugged mountains and traditional villages of the eastern Peloponnese.
Day 13Monday
Hydra 30 nm
One of Greece’s most distinctive islands, famous for its beautiful stone harbour, elegant mansions and traffic-free streets where donkeys remain part of everyday life.
Day 14Tuesday
Poros 12 nm
A classic Saronic sailing destination with a lively waterfront, pine-covered hills and a maze of narrow streets climbing towards its landmark clock tower.
Day 15Wednesday
Free Sailing
Time to choose your own course. Explore another harbour or quiet anchorage and enjoy the freedom that makes cruising the Saronic Gulf so rewarding.
Day 16Thursday
Free Sailing
A second day to explore at your own pace, linger somewhere special or discover another of the sheltered bays and traditional harbours along the route.
Day 17Friday
Korfos Harbour 25 nm (from Poros)
Our final sailing day brings us to Korfos, a deeply sheltered bay surrounded by mountains, with waterfront tavernas and a wonderfully relaxed Greek village atmosphere.
Day 18Saturday
Korfos Harbour
A final morning in Korfos before disembarkation, marking the end of an unforgettable 17-night voyage around the Southern Peloponnese.

Messolonghi to Korfos explorer flotilla, April 2027
Messolonghi to Korfos Explorer Flotilla: 7 April 2027, 17 nights
Seventeen nights from Messolonghi round the southern Peloponnese to Korfos, with Olympia, Kalamata, Monemvasia and Hydra along the way.






