Sailing Ionian

An Infinity Blue Sailing

One of the many top charter specialists you may receive a proposal from when looking to plan the perfect boat vacation on 48 Options is An Infinity Blue Sailing (AIB). If you are considering sailing Greek islands bareboat or with crew, you may be overwhelmed by the choices available. In fact, you have an almost infinite number of boat options to choose from alone with an Infinity Blue Sailing's privately owned fleet which includes Beneteau monohulls, Dominator motor yachts and Lagoon catamarans in the Ionian, Cyclades or Dodecanese. Choose from the A-class selection of latest models that can be reserved for you, including a Palmer Johnson 150, Princess 95 and the famed Maltese Falcon. Don't know where to start? Well look for the best proposal by sending out your yacht charter Greece request on our 48 Options sailing Greece homepage. It's free and we ensure it is received by the most relevant companies dealing with Greek charters. After pressing send, expect to receive tailored offers and special deals for your sail trip, plus boating advice including answers to any questions you pose. Responses come within the 48 hour time frame. Sit back and relax and let the companies quote you for your ideal sailing holiday. Find exactly what you want to make your Ionian or Aegean experience extra special. Start writing your 48 Options request today and get packing for a great holiday!

AIB has one of its bases in Lavrion. Lavrion happens to be an up and coming area in Greece that is undergoing rapid development. Grand infrastructure projects are already underway and a lot of investment has been reserved for further planning. Once a busy naval base, the port is being designed to take over from Pireus and establish itself as the largest port in the Aegean. Lavrion is also in close proximity to Athens airport, which makes it an ideal stopover before catching a flight. For those wanting to do a bit of sightseeing, it is also en route to the beautiful beaches of Attica as well as the ancient sites of Marathon and Cape Sounion.