The trip
Cape Sounio to Vouliagmeni Sunset Tour Half Day (One way)
Spend 4,5 hours of sailing, swimming, snorkeling, and have the chance to visit the famous Poseidon Temple at Sounio. Enjoy the sunset on the way back with a glass of sparkling wine
Pick up by private transfer from the hotel at 15:00. 35' drive to Cape Sounio. Embarkation to the catamaran by dinghy
Sail along Attika coast, stop at Kape and Ag. Nikolaos Beach for a swim, snorkeling, or just to relax
Enjoy a mixed bbq meal, fit to your taste with appetizers, salad, spreads, vegetables, fresh fruit and sweet bites. Refreshments, coffee, tea, beer, wine are also included
If you wish to visit the temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounio, we can arrange for you to arrive earlier to the area, and have time to visit the site, before embarking the yacht.
This trip can also be arranged in the opposite direction
Pick up at the hotel at 15:00 and embarkation to the catamaran
Spend 4,5 hours of sailing, swimming and snorkeling. Sail along Attika coast, stop at Kape and Ag. Nikolaos Beach
Enjoy the sunset as you reach Cape Sounio and Temple of Poseidon, with a glass of sparkling wine
Disembark at Sounio Bay with a dinghy, return to the hotel by private transfer (35')
Total sailing distance 17 nm
Private trip price 1400 euro up to 8 guests, 1500 for 9 or 10 guests
Transfer to Sounio by taxi or minivan extra cost 150 euro
The yacht
Poseidon temple
The location
Oceanus Too is a 14 m Lagoon 450F sailing catamaran with capacity of 10 passengers fully equipped with recreation and safety equipment.
The location
Poseidon temple
The location
Sail along the southern Attika coast in an east-ward direction up to Cape Sounio Bay. The area is protected from high seas and many different bays can be visited on the way for a swim.
Poseidon temple
Poseidon temple
Poseidon temple
Poseidon temple was built in the 5th century BC and is one of the most important Athens Golden Age monuments. It is located at the top of a 60 m hill at the eastern most point of Attica offering panoramic views of the Saronic bay.