Cruzeiro de um dia para Hydra, Poros e Aegina saindo de Atenas

Overall, the experience was okay. I felt that visiting Poros was unnecessary since we only had around 30–40 minutes there, which wasn’t enough time to properly explore the island. We also purchased the optional beach swimming excursion in Aegina for €24 per person. In my opinion, it wasn’t worth the price because it only included beach entry—not sunbeds—and we only had about an hour (or even less) to swim before having to get changed and head back to the bus. If Poros had been skipped, we could have spent much more time in Aegina and enjoyed a proper beach experience instead. The ship itself was fine, but I think the overall experience could be more modern. For example, instead of making announcements asking everyone to come downstairs to hear about the optional tours, the cruise could simply share digital PDF brochures or information with passengers. Also, rather than having crew members walk around showing photos of the destinations on their phones or printed materials, the screens around the ship could display images and details of the excursions. It would make everything much more engaging and convenient. The food was good. The highlight of the entire trip was definitely the Greek dance performance on the rooftop at the end—it was a fun and memorable way to finish the cruise. A special shoutout to Thomas, the organ player, who was incredibly humorous, friendly, and easygoing with everyone. He really added to the atmosphere and made the experience more enjoyable.

It was very disorganized and oversold. The company described this as a small crowd cruise. It was an overcrowded and nothing looked like the pictures in the description. They let the group tours board (hundreds) the boat first, so by the time the people with individual tickets board (maybe 30 or less of us), they were no seats left for us. With the package I bought it said drinks were included, none were included. Someone was passing water bottles but ran out. Food was mediocre and again super disorganized. Restrooms were not clean, there was urine all over the floor. This was too much $$ for a very disorganized cruise. The islands were all worth visiting and very beautiful. Next time, I will find another cruise line or private.

Booked this cruise as we were staying in Athens for 3 nights at the start of island hopping over a couple of weeks. I thought this would be a great way to see 3 islands in a day. I read the reviews and booked VIP, due to it being a 12 hour day and unlimited food and refreshments along with a private lounge area was enticing. We were picked up from near our apartment by a private taxi along with another couple. On time and good communication throughout the booking and collection point details. We arrived at the ship and immediately escorted into a private lounge and introduced to Costas, our lovely host for the day. The lounge was exclusive to VIP passengers and we were given our own seating area with WiFi, two sofas and a coffee table. We wandered upstairs to the top deck and sat on a couple of chairs as the weather was hot and we sailed off to the first island of Hydra. As a VIP, you can use any of the three bars to get drinks, first drink was iced lattes! There are tables and chairs at the front of the boat which are all taken pretty quickly, then you can get chairs to sit on both port and starboard with plenty of room. We went downstairs at 10am where we were served with nibbles and a cold refreshing drink made by Costas. We visited Hydra, there is a free walking tour for VIP, but we just wandered around the town for an hour, absolutely beautiful. On our return to the ship, we had lunch in the lounge area which was a salad, with fish, meat, pasta, bread (and butter!) and then an amazing orange cake for dessert. We then visited the island of Poros and Aegina, you don't get long on these islands, but enough to see the promenade and have a drink. We didn't do any of the private tours. During the day, we mainly sat on the outside of the boat, managed to get a table a couple of times. (It is busy, but you can always get a seat somewhere). In the public lounge, there was a DJ, Karaoke and entertainment. After the last island, we did go and sit downstairs in the VIP lounge, where Costas made us coffees and was available throughout the day. There was only around 10 other VIPs, so we basically had the lounge to ourselves and a few people were napping at the end of a long day. At arrival in Athens, we then had a private taxi to take us back to our pick up point, this was around 7pm. We did thoroughly enjoy the day, Costas was lovely, we had everything we needed, the islands were beautiful and it is worth doing. Would I go VIP again, no, we decided we wouldn't need to. (We don't drink in the day, so the free bar for us was not needed) We had a couple of iced drinks and coffee, but we could have bought those as non VIP passengers. The lunch was really good, but you had long enough on Hydra to get lunch. We would definitely recommend. Great staff and well organised.

In Hydra we had 2h30 visitation, well suited. Poros were 30 minutes - a penny, and Aegina, I decided to do the tour by bus, which ended up limiting well, because there was no time to walk around the island. Depending on your proposal, I would disagree. Better opt for a high speed ferry, and enjoy the islands in peace.

Great experience. Informative and well organized. All locations were beautiful and we had sufficient time at each stop

We add a great time with Kosmos and the staff are professional and kind. Highly recommended.

Relaxing trip. Very beautifully island

People packed into ship like sardines. Zero personal space. Predictable result is it's very loud with everyone talking louder and louder trying to hear each other.

We upgraded to the VIP lounge and from the looks of things on the other side, it was worth every penny. The food was good and the staff was nice and didn’t bother us but gave us everything we needed. We did the Hydra walking tour and it gave us information about the island. Our guide(from the ship) gave us the option to skip the museum and walk around and we took that option. On Aegina we took the cultural tour which was also fine to ride around the island. The guide on this part was not from the ship (sans not ans good) and the mic was full of static.

In addition to the beautiful scenery and excursions, this cruise is very pleasant thanks to the crew and activities on board.