HYDRA-SPETSES DISTANCE: 93 miles CRUISING TIME: 4 Hours CROUISING SPEED: 30 Knots PROGRAM 9:30-10.00 Boarding Boarding from our base, the Navex Yacht Parking at Harakas Beach in Legrena Attica and traveling to Hydra crossing the Argosaronic Gulf. 10:50 Tselevinia In less than 60 minutes (26 miles), we reach Zelevinia. The unfamiliar exotic paradise that hears in the name of Cavo Dog or Celebinia Poros, is a wonderful place adjacent to turquoise waters and "blue lakes" where you can swim, reminiscent of exotic destinations. Stop about 1 hour. 12:00 Departure Departure for the port of Spetses 13:00 Spetses In less 1 hour (20 miles) we arrive at the port of Spetses, to visit the city, time for sightseeing and lunch. Spetses is a historical Argosaronic island near the Argolic Peninsula, to the right of the entrance to the Argolic Gulf. The island got its present name from the Venetians after calling it Isola di Spezia which means Island of Perfumes because of the many flowers that existed. Stop about 2 hours.
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HYDRA-SPETSES DISTANCE: 93 miles CRUISING TIME: 4 Hours
CROUISING SPEED: 30 Knots
PROGRAM
9:30-10.00 Boarding
Boarding from our base, the Navex Yacht Parking at Harakas Beach in Legrena Attica and traveling to Hydra crossing the Argosaronic Gulf.
10:50 Tselevinia
In less than 60 minutes (26 miles), we reach Zelevinia. The unfamiliar exotic paradise that hears in the name of Cavo Dog or Celebinia Poros, is a wonderful place adjacent to turquoise waters and "blue lakes" where you can swim, reminiscent of exotic destinations.
Stop about 1 hour.
12:00 Departure
Departure for the port of Spetses
13:00 Spetses
In less 1 hour (20 miles) we arrive at the port of Spetses, to visit the city, time for sightseeing and lunch.
Spetses is a historical Argosaronic island near the Argolic Peninsula, to the right of the entrance to the Argolic Gulf.
The island got its present name from the Venetians after calling it Isola di Spezia which means Island of Perfumes