A lovely day at the Saronic Islands! - Had a wonderful time! Definitely take the VIP option. The organization and staff were amazing! Panos who drove us to and back from the port. Kostas who took great care of us and went way and beyond to make us comfortable. And Julia who gave us the walking tour on Hydra and the cultural tour on Aegina. All were amazing people. Highly recommended

Review VIP cruise... - VIP cruise review It was an unforgettable experience. In the VIP space we count on the kindness of Alex who, at all times, kept an eye on us and made during the navigation we had all possible comforts. The team of guides was very professional and provided us with all kinds of explanations. In short, a highly recommended experience.

Very informative and enjoyable - Very enjoyable experience. The VIP area is a MUST for this. Comfortable, friendly. Made some new friends. The only downside was we ran out of time in Aegina and had no time to walk the city. I would drop the POROS stop and spend more time in Hydra and Aegina. Overall recommend - but VIP is a must.

Great experience, get the cabin if you can! - We booked the only cabin on the boat and they treated us like absolute royalty. Renia was amazing and took care of our every need. She booked us on all the tours and made sure we got to them on time. We also had an amazing tour guide, Georgia who was hilarious and knowledge. We got to see the temple of Aphia and a beautiful monastery on Aegina, Hydra the island without cars, and the quaint Poros. The cabin itself was worth the price. It easily fits four, has air-condition and wifi, a bed which my jetlagged wife napped on, and it's own bathroom and shower. The food was excellent and we even had a private little deck. Worth every penny, and a great way to see multiple islands in one day.

Book This Trip! - This was a fantastic day. If you are in Athens there is no better way to see these three islands. We did the VIP package and that made this a truly unique experience and a definite addition to your agenda. We had a private room, private balcony a butler (Alex) and a concierge (Renia). This is a definite must do when in the Athens area.

VIP is the Way To Go - We chose the VIP option for this excursion because of the reviews that I read. We loved the special treatment we received from the crew. Special lounge area with comfortable sofas and lounge chairs. Personal service for drinks, snacks, and meals. Skip the line for everything. The alternative is to travel and eat with a mass of people. I was a little bit skeptical about paying so much more for the VIP. Food, Drinks and tours are included. Not so in the regular seatings.

See above - The organization was excellent and the attention aboard as the visits with guides were very good. The islands are beautiful and time was enough to know a part or good part of them.

A great tour to see the beauty of Greece - My travel agent booked this tour for us and I didn't know what to expect. Once we arrive on the ship we upgraded to VIP and choose the private cabin. It was well worth the money and made the trip extremely comfortable for my family. The staff was amazing and extremely attentive and accommodating. Renia ensured that we were well taken care of. Another staff member, Eric (I think) was very helpful and another one made sure we were ok at our ports. Georgiana was an extremely detailed and informative tour guide at 2 of the ports. I was amazed at how well she could speak multiple languages. The island of Hydra was beautiful and my daughter and MIL enjoyed a donkey ride. Porros was a short stop, but the views from the clock tower were breath taking and finally Aegina was so cute and the pistachios were delicious. This trip was one of the highlights of our trip to Greece. I recommend it, but highly recommend the VIP option for a more comfortable day.

Great …….but - Service in VIP was worth the money. Costas and Madonna were exceptional! We spent almost seven hours on the water going place to place and only spent about 30 min in Poros and an hour in Hydra. Your of Aegina was not worth it because we were in the bus more than seeing two places. Overall good experience but would recommend two islands and more time at each!

Athen day cruises - The staff on the minute that I met them ignored my first question. I asked if the boat had enough room because it didn’t look crowded and the officer that was greeting. The guest shook his head and walked away and wouldn’t answer the question. The ship is very old probably from the 70s and looks like it’s remodeled in the 90s but not touch since. The upholstery and the floors were really dirty and it had a musty smell. When we found our seats, we looked at the table and it was full of stains like it hadn’t been wiped down for a long time. He sat when we were off to the first island. Their staff came out to sell excursions to different places, and then they started arguing in front of the guest, you could tell that they were really mad even though I couldn’t understand them. You feel like they’re giving orders to the guests, I asked one girl that works in the boat by and she didn’t know why she was pointing me in direction. After the first island we found that we were really bored and we didn’t get off on the second one they did serve lunch. But we noticed when they were loading the food for the guest at the containers that they put the food in were dirty. The first officer would answer my question at the very start of this cruise, avoiding me. So sat on the cruise and uncomfortable chairs and dirty. I watch a girl from the boutique, not work at her station and flirt with the bartender and never really working at all. She mostly flirting with the other staff to avoid work. It looked like. Yes that was an opinion. There were two staff members on the business deck worked really hard, being cheerful and helping the guest. The bartender blew his nose and cleaned up his face with his hands and proceeded to serve drinks. This was really gross. The end of the cruise officer that I had talked to goes behind the bar and starts, touching all the food with his hands and eating it. I talked to a person who said he was the officers boss. The officer saw me go to this person who I assume was a captain and I begin to complain. The first officer denied everything and told me that he can only help one person at a time. I was the last person to get on the ship, and he never asked me or help me with my question. He just walked away. I told Catherine about the ladies arguing and a girl not in the boutique and the bartender that didn’t wash his hands and he knew I was upset. His response was make a complaint. I’m doing better than that. I’m letting you know that the people on this cruise don’t care about people they’re helping and the ship is really old and outdated. Look for another cruise ship. I hope they read this. I know they’ll know it’s me. It’s a waste of $400 or €360.