Sailing in Autumn - visiting Greece September - November

• Quiet pretty little villages.
• Crowds return home - no more loud parties lasting until the early hours of the morning.
• Local life.
• Authentic experiences. After mid October our guests have a chance to see the best of the countryside. This is when the locals press grapes to make wine, harvest the olive trees for that delicious olive oil, gather fruits and make jam and produce traditional drinks (like tsipouro and raki).

• Unique natural environments.
• Dinners at traditional seaside tavernas.
• Jumping off the boat at an isolated bay - no other people around - alone in your very own small piece of paradise.
• The best sunsets - the cirrus clouds which sometimes cover the horizon make spectacular sunsets.
• Competitively priced services.

The drawbacks:

• The days are shorter.
• There might be some rain from November on. Although this should actually be seen as an advantage, because the islands get greener and greener after each rainfall - in autumn the nature comes back to life after the hot summer drought.