Maps of Halkidiki for modern travellers by car or on foot — plus a history of maps of Kassandra, Sithonia and Mount Athos Halkidiki, also spelled Chalkidiki, is one of the most recognisable regions in northern Greece and likewise one of the most mapped. It lies south‑east of Thessaloniki and juts into the Aegean Sea […]
Maps
Our Maps category is where planning meets seamanship. Whether you’re studying a Sporades map for island-hopping between Skiathos, Skopelos and Alonissos, or comparing Halkidiki maps to pick the best bays and anchorages, these guides are built for real cruising decisions. We focus on what matters to skippers and crew: distances that work for a day’s run, prevailing winds and local weather patterns, safe approaches, shelter in different conditions, and practical notes on marinas, fuel stops and provisioning.
Use these maps to plan a relaxed day trip, a week-long bareboat itinerary, or a skippered route that balances sailing time with swim stops and tavernas. If you’re chartering from Athens/Alimos, Preveza/Lefkada or Halkidiki, our map posts help you join the dots—highlighting the coastlines, channels and key points that shape a smooth, enjoyable cruise. Clear planning leads to confident sailing, and confident sailing leads to the kind of holiday you’ll want to repeat.
North Sporades Map – Skiathos, Skopelos & Alonnisos
Map of Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonnisos – North Sporades These three islands sit close together in the North Sporades, off the east coast of mainland Greece, and they are made for slow exploring. A good map is more than a nice extra here — it helps you link beaches, ports, trails and anchorages into a plan […]