Sailing school Greece, Athens sailing school Greece.

Experience the thrill of sailing a yacht

The yachts are well equipped for your comfort and learning experience and are similar to those that you would charter around the world.

Sail the magnificent Aegean sea

With 15,000 miles of coastline, 5,000 years of history and nearly 3,000 islands, crystal clean waters, endless horizons, quaint fishing ports and traditional villages, Greece remains a true paradise to learn how to sail.

Build confidence to handle a larger yacht

Sail in areas where the sun shines, relax and swim, and when in port, explore the islands.

Escape to a world of tranquility

The only place in Europe to host over 300 days of sunshine each year Greece gives you the inspiration of natural beauty with the romance of 5,000 years of history and the tranquillity of time.

The Greek Islands, sail the open waters of Saronic and Argolic Gulfs

Moderate winds and calm seas. Beautiful islands and picturesque ports. Secluded coves and small secret bays.

Learn to sail, enjoy the dream at Athens Sailing Academy

Sailing is a team sport, working closely with other students, expect to have fun and learn the ropes,as you work and play together.

An ASA Sailing School Greece

An English sailing school Greece teaching sailing in the Greek Islands, and offering sailing school holidays. The Athens sailing school Greece was founded in 2005 and we have been a sailing school in Greece since. We teach in the Saronic Gulf/Cyclades Islands because both offer excellent sailing conditions. The weather can vary from a placid force 3, more importantly to a much more exciting force 6. Sea and wave conditions are placid and not often rough. It’s always sunny and the water temperature in the mid-summer is very warm. All this makes the need for fleeces and wet weather gear redundant. The islands and ports that we visit are typically Greek and un-spoilt, where you will meet many interesting characters. You will find many deserted coves and bays where few yachts go.

The Athens Sailing School offers novice and experienced sailors, the opportunity to advance their sailing skills. Our unique 10 days Liveaboard Skippers Course can certify you for an Internationally accepted skippers license also with this license you can charter your own ‘Bareboat yacht‘ from any of the major yacht charter companies. The ASA license is internationally recognised all over the World. From the USA to Europe also Asia as well as Australia.

The Athens sailing school Greece offers “PRIVATE TUITION” with one of our qualified instructors. A couple can take “PRIVATE” courses for a week or 10 days. This gives you a more personnel teaching environment and the opportunity to progress at your own speed. Families can also enjoy private sailing classes, bring your children young and teens and enjoy sailing together while qualifying for your Skippers License. Sailors who have passed their Skippers license can also progress through the higher ASA classes because the sailing school offers ASA 105 and ASA 106 to Coastal Skipper level.

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING UPDATE HERE

The Greek health authorities, in cooperation with the government, will be assessing the international data on Covid-19 and will then allow the resumption of air arrivals from a number of select countries. The initial list has been issued in the last few days 29 countries will be allowed to send tourists to Greece: They areAlbania, Australia, Austria, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Germany, Denmark, Switzerland, Estonia, Japan, Israel, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Malta, Montenegro, New Zealand, Norway, South Korea, Hungary, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Czech Republic and Finland. Initially, EU countries will be allowed to arrive starting on 20 June. The exceptions to this will be Italy, UK, Spain, Netherlands, and France. More Flights may be allowed later in the season once the virus is under control. There are no plans at the moment for international flights from outside the EU to be allowed into the country.

I suggest that you check with airlines or embassies when possible.