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Greek Sailing Races galore! Save the dates.

Anchors aweigh! Take a trip in the Greek seas and participate in fascinating sailing competitions
From above, images of the Greek seas include numerous islands dotting the blue canvas, washed by crystal clear waters with ever-changing colours as the prevailing sea winds in each area add new hues to the picture.
The Greek summer is the ideal season and place for you to have the time of your life! There’s a variety of sailing races you can watch or participate in Greece this year. So, here are some of the most important ones to be held in the coming months:
The Spetses Classic Yacht Regatta will take place from 23 to 26 June 2022 in the Argolic Gulf. You will see yachts of various types, classic boats, Aegean schooners, as well as traditional work boats and open boats, with crews from all over the world. Read more at the Official Website.

The 59th Aegean Rally will be held on June 11-20 2022. Ιt is the oldest sailing competition event in Greece. This year, the start area for the competing performance or sport boats will be at Cape Sounio, Attica, the course of the race will take you to the islands of Kea, Kythnos and Andros (Cyclades) and up to Volissos, Chios Island and Psara Island, and then back to Sounio, Attica. For more info, visit the Official Website.
The second AEGEAN 600 Yacht Race will run this year from 8 to 16 July 2022. This non-stop 600nm offshore sailing race will start at Cape Sounio, Attica and contestants will reach the islands of Milos, Santorini, Kasos, Karpathos, Rhodes, Kantelousa, Kos, Kalolimnos, Farmakonisi, Agathonisi, Patmos, Mykonos, Delos, Giaros, Kea, and back to Cape Sounio. See more info at the Official Website.
The Rodos Cup 2022 offshore race will take place for the 25th time in the Dodecanese Islands, and the dates are July 17-22. Participants will enjoy the lovely land and seascapes, the sights and the colourful local traditions. The start area is Kos Island and the route to be followed will include the islands of Nisyros, Tilos, Symi and Rhodes. Learn more at the Official Website.
