There are many ways to travel to popular destinations, but sailing on Board of a yacht is an amazing pleasure. What better than to feel the wind in their hair, to soak up the gentle rays of the Sun with a cocktail in hand.

The company for renting of yachts AA Charter gives you a great opportunity to feel these experiences and to relax in the luxuriously designed yacht. Sail catamarans Lagoon 560 S2 Alissa, Lagoon 42 Albertina and Lagoon 39 Kallisti may become your favorite sea guide.Through the renting of any of them will be able to experience the incredible emotions, sunk in luxury and style. In addition, they will reach the wondrous and hitherto unseen places, paradises of the beauty of Greece! The Islands in the Cyclades, Ionian or the Saronic Gulf will take the breath of any adventurer. There are so many beautiful beaches, combined with rich natural vegetation and antique, but preserved settlements. The company even allows you to choose your route and plan your vacation at your request. Hurry up and book a step before the start of the summer season!

Lefkada, Vasiliki, Skorpios, Mykonos and many others waiting to swallow the island atmosphere of Greece. Among the most popular islands of Kea beach with its golden sandy strips and crystal blue-green water. The island of Kimolo’s minerals will seduce you with its incredible volcanic landscape covered by tuffs and hot springs. It is no accident that the island of Amorgos is named “The Blue Pearl of the Cyclades” providing unforgettable views. Here’s the cinema industry prospered and even that is taken from the sea. Andros brings the glory of green jewel among the Islands. It amazing mountainous topography gives life to the many fertile valleys and springs with sandy and pebbly beaches. Andros is also renowned with unusual architecture since the houses are with tiled roofs and prevail over those with white flat roofs.

No matter which destination you choose, the sail Yachts of AA Charter will ride over the Greek sea to experience the pleasure of a relaxing holiday.

Monemvasia is a small medieval town in Greece, located 97 km. southeast of Sparta. Situated on a small peninsula off the coast of the Peloponnese. Its name derives from the Greek “moni emvasis” which means “one entrance”. The first evidence of village arise in the 6th century when the inhabitants of ancient Laconia sought refuge from the Slavic invaders, who were conquering much of Greece. To this day the city has to scale, which in year 375 was separated from the mainland during the powerful earthquake. In 1971, the mainland and the rock are connected by a bridge. Today you can reach Monemvasia walking down the sidewalk with a small length of about 200 meters.

During the Byzantine Empire the city became one of the biggest shopping centers of Byzantium with a population of 40,000 people. Like Gibraltar, Monemvasia once controlled seashores between medieval Western Europe and the Levant. Inside the fortified town houses and distinctly Byzantine churches are still habitable and are associated with a long, narrow paved road to the city Gerifa. Wealthy Greeks have restored once rupture ruins and turned them into holiday homes. During the 18th century it underwent known maturity, but a century and a half later is reborn thanks to tourists.

Out of season Monemvasia is almost deserted and the network of narrow side streets remained lonely. All season there is ferry or boats from Athens. Today many medieval buildings have been restored to their visitors. Some of the more flamboyant facade buildings are converted even in hotels. In ancient and romantic streets were huddled spots for relax and seafood restaurants. They  are a magnet for visitors to the historic town of Monemvasia.