About Us – Halkidiki Sailing & Sporades Islands
Our Philosophy
Halkidiki Sailing team is expert in organizing Sailing Holidays in Greece in the best way! Halkidiki Sailing was founded when Greg Giovanis left his family business where he worked. With studies in Economics, at the University of Macedonia, he decided to make his dream come true.
Taking advantage his experience in business sector and his passion for sailing, he decided to establish an innovative business addressed to people that share the same philosophy: the love of sea, sailing and alternative holidays.
In addition, the philosophy that Halkidiki Sailing was based is simple: seaworthy, well maintained and safe yachts, experienced and trustworthy captains and lots of smiles! Since then and every year we welcome on board people from all around the world and our goal is to have a pleasant stay, to get know the beauty of Greek islands, to taste traditional Greek cuisine and mainly to feel the unique experience of Greeκ Islands.
Sailing with Us
Anyone who knows the art of sailing is very excited about the whole nature of the sport. It is exciting, fresh and an adventurous experience that demands a lot, but at the same time returns many benefits. Sailing has become a sport for everyone who has the desire to explore the waves of the sea. It is no longer only for professional sailors and elites who travel on their boats. But for those who want to experience a combination of land and sea and see a place from a different and exciting angle. Come for Sailing Holidays in Greece with the best!
Halkidiki Sailing is a company that operates in the North Aegean, Sporades (Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos and Skyros) and Halkidiki. Our fleet consists of sailing and motor boats of various sizes. All our boats are impeccably maintained and organized to meet the highest international standards.
Relaxed and unforgettable sailing holidays that is our goal. Come and sail away with us to a unique experience!
Explore the most beautiful islands in the world! Go for Sailing Holidays in Greece!