Boat and Bike Tour non-Touristy Greek Islands

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Boat and Bike Tour of the Cyclades and Saronic Islands of Greece

Explore a less touristy and more authentic part of Greece on this week long boat and bike tour departing from Athens.

Each day, you visit a different island and bike about a half day (e-Bikes available and recommended!). The rest of the time you are exploring charming Greek villages and temples, enjoying a fresh local meal (most meals included on the BoatBikeTour.com trip that Kit took), or sailing to your next island.

Each night, you stay in your comfortable en suite cabin on a superior sailing ship, so you only need to unpack once!

This is a relaxing and active trip that anyone reasonably fit can do, especially if you train. Boat and bike tours offer a fun and economical way to explore Europe.

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COMPLETE SHOW NOTES See important links for planning your Greek adventure, photos, videos and more cool info about taking a boat and bike tour of the lesser visited islands of Greece.

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