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Our 7 days Sporades sailing adventure, #greece | Sea TV #sailing channel

February 22, 2026 · 3 min · 3K views · Municipal Unit of Fournas, Greece

Sailboat glides across Aegean under blue sky, Sporades

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A six-person crew chartered a 45-foot sailboat for six days through the Greek Sporades, departing at 3 p.m. on day one for Aya Kiriaki, a small bay with a taverna dock whose anchorage disappointed.0:30 Day two, they skipped Skiathos and anchored Mediterranean-style at Neokima Marina on Skopelos — dropping anchor and backing stern-to the dock — then rented a car to explore the island.0:50 Days three and four centered on Skopelos's western bays and a marine reserve in the southern bay, where muddy bottom provided excellent holding and the crew anchored on anchor in calm, clear turquoise water.1:07 Day five included a stop at Chrysimila for crystal-clear swimming before moving to Votsi harbour on Alonissos, where sea urchins on the bottom make water shoes essential.2:03 A storm forecast on day seven forced an early departure; as they entered the Pagasetic Gulf, wind increased significantly, and they motored to Volos Marina by evening to wait out conditions.2:54 The boat had mechanical issues, and some anchorages failed to deliver, but the crew reached Volos safely.3:12 When a storm threatens in the Sporades, the Pagasetic Gulf approach to Volos Marina is the practical refuge.

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