GayNudeSail Special GREECE: Porto Heli-Epidauros-Athens

AUG 29 - SEPT 5, 2026

€1,995

This sailing cruise is fully organized by one of Out Come Out’s trusted partners.

Male, Nudist

A wonderful Gay Sailing Cruise in Greece, exploring the beautiful Saronic Gulf. If you’re looking for a gay sailing vacation with great sailing conditions, stunning landscapes, ancient ruins, secluded islands, vibrant nightlife, warm culture, and delicious cuisine, this is the one! You’ll be surrounded by the scenic bays and coves of the Saronic Gulf, with peaceful villages, lively destinations, historic sites, and golden beaches.

We sail on a spacious Dufour 53, accommodating up to 12 guests. It features three double cabins, one convertible double cabin, and two bunk bed cabins. The yacht is air-conditioned and has fans in every cabin for extra comfort.

This nude gay sailing holiday starts in Athens, and you can join for one or two weeks. Each week has its own itinerary with different ports, bays, and islands. During the first week, we visit Poros, the car-free island of Hydra, and the historic town of Monemvasia. The second week takes us from Spetses to Navplion, the island of Aegina, and the famous Epidaurus amphitheater before returning to Athens.

Guests booking two consecutive weeks receive a €100 discount on the second week. Private double cabins are available for an additional 80%. Let our gay skipper guide you through the Greek seas for an unforgettable adventure.

Day 1: Day off in Porto Heli for the guys who booked two weeks. It is possible to hop on or off for those guys who join just for one week. Boarding starts at 5.30 pm for the new guests.
Day 2: Navplion is our next destination, a nice old city whose architecture has derived from the days when Greece was ruled by the Venetians.
Day 3: The next day’s sail will bring you to the island of Spetses, were the wooden fishing boats that are so characteristic of Greece are built. This rich island was the birth place of Boubalina, the woman who liberated Greece from the rule of Venice.
Day 4: The following day we’ll go to the surprisingly nice harbor of Ermioni, or if the weather is calm, we can stay overnight in some bay, where we can have a barbecue on the beach.
Day 5: Perdika, a small village on the Island of Aegina. From here you can visit the famous temple of Aphaea
Day 6: The last harbor we usually call at is Epidavros, a small, natural harbor on the Peloponnese. Here you can visit a world famous amphitheater, renowned for its wonderful acoustics. If you like to sing, this is your chance.
Day 7: From Epidaurus we sail back to Athens. We will have in dinner in the historical neighborhood of Athens: Plaka and if you like, visit the Gay bars and clubs after dinner.
Day 8: Disembark after breakfast.
This itinerary is subject to change. Local circumstances such as weather may influence the itinerary.
Travel Information
You can take the fast ferry from Athens to Porto Heli. There is a straight subway connection from the airport to the ferry harbor of Athens: Piraeus. We advise you to book a ferry ticket in advance and pick up the ticket in the ferry harbor. The ferry takes only 2,5 hour to Porto Heli.
Disembark after one week on Saturday morning after breakfast. There is a direct bus connection from the Marina to the Airport.