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(144 Miles Trip ) Alonissos, Marine Park

Duration: 12 Hours
From: Skiathos
To: Alonissos
Languages: English, Greek
Day Trip (144 Μiles) Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos, Marine Park

(144 Miles Trip ) Starting from the port of Skiathos at 8.30am - 9.00 am and back at 21.30 pm, with 5 or 6 stops for swimming. First stop at the island of Tsougria for swimming and breakfast. Then a stop at the island of Dasia for swimming and to see the cave with the seals. After that a stop at Kastani Beach and Milia (Mamma Mia). A stop at the National Marine Park, which is currently the largest protected sea area of Europe, the natural reserve of the endangered monk seal Monachus Monachus. We continue our swimming trip with a stop in Alonissos port to visit the picturesque town of Alonissos which is the third largest island of Sporades, where we have lunch at the traditional restaurant "tzitzifies", which offers a rich choice of fresh fish and lobster or any other preferences. (The visit to the restaurant is not included in the trip price). We stop at Peristera island to see dolphins swimming and relaxation in the yacht. We stop at Eklissia Ag. Ioannis (Mamma mia) in the afternoon for photographs and then we stop again at Lalaria and Kastro for a swim and photos (provided that the weather conditions will allow a stop there). A final stop at Arkos island for a swim, sunset, fruit and afternoon coffee or tea.

Private Trip with selebrity

 
 What do I need to bring?
Responsible travel policy: Our aim is to reduce as much as possible the negative and increase the positive impacts our operational practices have on the social and physical environment within the areas of our operation. During briefing, our team will inform you of how we try to achieve this in practice.

Today's breakfast includes a boat trip to the islands of Northern Sporades Pefkofyta, with coves, crystal clear waters, fishing villages.

Sunscreen, hat, towel, swimsuit and find your place on the boat to enjoy the most beautiful view.

You do not have to worry about ... the procedure: you have hired a Yacht with a captain who takes care of everything. 

  • Snorkel and mask - How else are you going to find your own Atlantis submerged among Greece’s many islands?
  • A copy of Homer’s Odyssey - Catch up on the adventures of the original island hopper as you follow in his mythical footsteps.
  • Sandals/flip flops - Exploring 9,000 miles of coastline and the country’s many secluded, sandy beaches is hot work.
  • Swimwear - Even if you can’t swim, you’ll need one to get the tan of a lifetime.
  • Sun protection - You’re almost guaranteed13 hours of sunshine in midsummer so don’t forget to tan sensibly and always wear sunscreen. 

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  • Animals or pets allowed
  • Infant seats available
  • Confirmation will be received at time of booking
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult
  • Adult pricing applies to all travelers
  • A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
  • A maximum of 8 people per booking
  • Evidence of dive certification is required from all divers wishing to participate in a certified dive
  • Each traveler is allowed a maximum of 1 suitcase and 1 carry-on bag. Oversized or excessive luggage (e.g. surfboards, golf clubs or bikes) may have certain restrictions, please inquire with the operator prior to travel to confirm if your excess luggage is acceptable
  • The duration of transfers are approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions
  • A current valid passport is required on the day of travel
  • You MUST confirm and obtain any visa requirements prior to border crossing. All visa requirements are the sole responsibility of the traveler
  • Subject to favorable weather conditions. If canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or full refund
  • You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
  • All flight times are approximate and subject to change due to weather conditions and weight restrictions.
  • Hotel pickups commence approximately 30 - 60 minutes prior to this time, exact pickup time will be advised on reconfirmation.

The National Marine Park of Alonissos and Northern Sporades was the first marine park established in Greece by Presidential Decree, in 1992.

Far from being a "closed" protected area, the National Marine Park of Alonissos and Northern Sporades is currently the largest protected marine area in Europe (approximately 2,200km2). Visitors are allowed to travel within the marine park as long as they comply with a series of regulatory provisions for the protection of the ecosystem.

Quoting Giorgos Katsadorakis:
"We should all hope for our offspring to experience the beauty of this special complex of islands and their particular features that are nowhere else encountered in the Aegean Sea. These are islands of rare beauty, natural resources, long history and interesting culture."

The National Marine Park of Alonissos and Northern Sporades is one of the most important nature reserves for the Mediterranean monk seal (Monachus monachus), one of the most endangered mammals in the world.

Here's why Alonissos Should Be Your Next Island Getaway in Greece

Alonissos 

Below you can find some useful information about the island.

Hidden amidst a group of uninhabited satellite islands in the northern part of the Aegean sea, lies tiny Alonissos. Located close to much more touristy Skiathos and Skopelos, Alonissos has stayed an “under the radar” destination for many years, best known for its fantastic marine park rather than its cosmopolitan vibes. If you enjoy nature, emerald waters, and tranquility, Alonissos should definitely be your next summer stop!
 
You will realize that Alonissos is a unique island even before you arrive. After the ferry makes its first two stops at the neighboring Skiathos and Skopelos, you will understand that only a handful of visitors were going towards Alonissos. But it is precisely that quiet charm that makes it special.
Even the port itself is not very busy while the locals are seemingly unaffected by the tourism boom that changed the Greek islands since the ‘60s. Contrary to most islands of the Aegean, Alonissos is surprisingly lush, with pine and olive trees dominating its skyline. Also, it is considerably cheaper as well, which is perfect for budget-minded travelers.

Patitiri
The port town of Patitiri is the first thing you’ll see upon disembarking from your ferry. There is a handful of bars and restaurants around the harbor, as well as grocery stores and tourism offices. Although it’s tiny and not much to look at, Patitiri is where the heart of the island beats! Don’t forget to enjoy a cocktail by the beach and if you’re lucky, the resident seal might pop up to say hi!

The National Marine Park is arguably the island’s main selling point since it is located in an area of extraordinary sea life. Alonissos and its six surrounding uninhabited islands (Peristera, Kyra Panagia, Gioura, Skantzoura, and Piperi) are home to 10% of the world’s endangered Monachus Monachus seals. There are many operators offering day trips around the Marine Park, as well as diving and snorkeling activities. Don’t hesitate to take them up on their offer, as the landscape is truly magnificent. Also, who wouldn’t like to swim around a bunch of adorable, friendly seals?

The Old Town (Chora)
The Old Town (or Chora) is about 3 km away from Patitiri, and it used to be the capital of the island until an earthquake decimated it in 1961. Luckily for us, the castle town was rebuilt to its old splendor and nowadays it is a must see place, offering breathtaking views of the island. These postcard-like narrow streets of Hora are dotted with flowers and colorful stone houses that perfectly encapsulate the essence of a Greek summer.
If you’re feeling adventurous, take the footpath from Hora to the remote church of Agioi Anargyroi and the surrounding pine forest. If you want to relax, enjoy a cup of Greek coffee basking in the glorious vistas.

The Beaches of Alonissos
Alonissos is tiny, but it has its fair share of impressive beaches, all in proximity to one another. The first thing you’ll notice about the beaches in Alonissos is the crystal-clear color of the waters that will tempt you to stay in the sea for just one more dive. Let’s see four of the best beaches around the island!

Milia
Located in a small gulf amidst a verdant pine forest, Milia is a tiny inviting beach, ideal for relaxation and moments of tranquility. The atmosphere around here is very private, so don’t expect any fancy beach bars or restaurants. However, if you feel a little peckish, there is a quiet seaside tavern nearby with good food and reasonable prices.

Kokkinokastro
When you walk or drive across the island’s uphill roads, you can’t miss this fascinating rock formation unfolding below you. Hidden behind the huge reddish cliff entering the sea is a deep blue beach where the forest meets the Aegean. In Greek, Kokkinokastro means “Red Castle” and indeed the color combination of red, green and blue is unlike anything you’ve ever seen!
 
Leftos Yialos
Leftos Yialos is perhaps the only cosmopolitan beach in an otherwise laid-back island. The beach is covered with white pebbles and is surrounded by olive and pine trees. Nearby you will also find a relatively inexpensive (but quite fancy) bar/restaurant if you want to admire the postcard-like waters with a cocktail in hand.

Chrisi Milia
Chrisi Milia is a parent’s paradise with its soft sand and gentle shallow waters! There are many water-sports and other activities on offer around the area (such as diving tours). If you’re not in the mood for adventure, Chrisi Milia (translates as “Golden Apple Tree”) is ideal for some moments of relaxation under the summer sun.
How to get there
Reaching Alonissos is a bit harder than other, more popular, islands. Then again, that’s the beauty of the island! You can find more info on the port connections and book your tickets via Ferryhopper. Bear in mind that scheduled times change each year, so it’s best to check beforehand.

Nightlife

Alonissos is a quiet island so if you’re after a party atmosphere you’re much better off in neighboring Skiathos. However, there are some options in Patitiri like the Drunk Seal cocktail bar, En Plo and Lithos just a short walk from the port. You will find many taverns and cafes in the Old Town as well.

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Important information
  • Ten islands Skiathos, Maragos, Tsougria, Dasia, Skopelos, Alonissos, Peristera, National Marine Park, Kira Panagia, Arko
  •  Fuel surcharge
  •  WIFI
  •  breakfast
  •  24%
  •  Entry tax National Marine Park
  •  Goods & services tax.
  •  Departure tax.
  •  All taxes, fees and handling charges
  •  Environmental Management Charge (Reef Tax)
  •  Landing and facility fees
  •  Life jackets
  •  Towels
  •  Bottleds water
  •  Afternoon tea
  •  Light refreshments
  •  Many Snacks
  •  Unlimited beer
  •  wine and soft drinks
  •  Glass of Champagne
  • Bus fare,
  • Restaurant visit not included in travel price Lunch,
  • Gratuities (recommended),
  • Transfer to marina (extra) Boat transfer (extra)
  • Exquisite wines (extra)
  • Yoga on board (extra)
  • Professional photography (extra)
  • Special decoration for weddings,
  • Birthday cake (extra)
  •  Tip or gratuity
  • We will charge a cancellation fee of 100% if booking is cancelled 10 days or less before event.
  • We will charge a cancellation fee of 50% if booking is cancelled 30 days or less before event.
  • We will charge a cancellation fee of 0% if booking is cancelled 60 days or less before event.