Many call Patras the Gate of Greece to the west because of its large port that connects the Ionian Sea to many destinations in the Peloponnese and the Adriatic Sea. Before you begin, your boat trips in Patras, you can explore several sights and monuments that run through the pulse of the city. The Archaeological Museum of Patras, the squares of Georgious and Olgas or “Ypsila Alonia”, and the famous pedestrian street known as Agiou Nikolaou will enchant visitors. You cannot miss visiting the pine-tree-covered hill in Spinney. Here you will find tall trees and leisurely paths that lead to the breathtaking view of the city, the port, and the Patras Gulf. Patra is also famous for its carnivals, traditional cuisine, and its production of olive oil, honey, fish, and dairy products. Once you are ready to head to the port, you can transform your holiday into a venue of fun from the deck of your yacht.

Through your boat hire in Patras, you can explore numerous idyllic beaches. With your favorite yacht, sailboat, or catamaran, you can head directly to the long-pebbled beach of Rio or Aktaia. These two beaches are part of the vivid land of Achaia and have a selection of restaurants and bars in the wider region. You may also explore the beach of Kalogria or the shallow sandy beach of Lakopetra. For a longer boat rental experience in Patras, you may head directly to Ithaca or Lefkada, known for their breathtaking beaches and bays. Other destinations open to exploration from Patras are Missolonghi, Nafpaktos, or Kefalonia.