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2/19/09

Greece-Sailing in Greece


Sailing in Greece


When it was sailing still in its infancy, few individuals had hoped for longer journeys, for example at the Italian coast to Sicily, then in the Ionian and Aegean Sea. Few sailors are marked with the Ionian Sea haven on the ground. Anyone who has visited once,always returns. Greece as maritime land. Between the Ionian and Aegean Sea in its waters lies almost 800 islands. Islands are broken up into small groups, each has its own charm and beauty and even the two are not the same. From the Venetian influence, this is reflected from the Ionian Islands, to the classic Greek style in the Cyclades. Greece is a beautiful land of friendly people.
For the Ionian Sea, you need some few days’ vacation, at least ten meters long boat or fast motor yacht, for Aegean Sea you need some more time if sailing from the Adriatic, but you can rent sailing boats and yachts in all Greek ports. Ionian Sea is perfect for a nice, worry-free navigation, and also suitable for beginners. The Greek part of Ionian Sea is surrounded by three large islands: Lefkada, Kefalonia and Zakynthos.There are not big waves, the numerous safe bays and ports, just the right conditions for the pleasures of a full sail. The water is perfectly clean, good restaurants in the past, food was cheap, fruit, wine, beer, ice cream and bread can be bought at any small village Stable weather is good part of the Greek seas, with the normal summer wind “Maestral”. Summer storms are rare, so a peaceful nights.


Sailing in Greece


In Greece, you will not have to pay, if tied to the coast of or at anchor, none of the archipelago is designated a national park, without restriction can hunt even with a water gun.
The locals are friendly and indulgent, fair and always willing to squeeze the hand, so you'll get from the Greeks only fair service for your money.

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