
Relax In Pretty Perdika With Sailing Holidays In Greece
By Jenny Wilson published on 16 January 2017
Perdika may not be as well-known as Aegina Town on the other side of the island; however, it is definitely a village not to be missed, with its quintessentially Greek charm making it a lovely stop-off for sailing holidays in Greece.

Much of Perdika’s appeal lies in its easy-going attitude and indulgence in simple pleasures. A thriving fishing village, its restaurants, bars and shops are clustered around a pretty bay. Built on gentle slopes above sea level, this little village offers delightful views across the water.
Perdika is a popular destination for day trips from Athens; equally, many people decide to spend several days here. Take breakfast in one of the many cafes before strolling along the various scenic pathways; for example, a leisurely wander to the headland opposite the harbour will take you to Perdika’s most notable attraction – a camera obscura. Built almost 15 years ago for a local exhibition, this low, round structure features a dozen openings in its walls that let in the light and create a panoramic view of the surroundings.
Once you have admired the view in 360-degree detail, visit one of the excellent fish tavernas the village is so famed for. Enjoy freshly-caught seafood for dinner whilst the sun goes down, before relaxing with friends in one of the lively bars.

Jenny Wilson
A relaxed and carefree soul who enjoys seeing the world from new perspectives. An American who loves the ocean and believes sailing is the utter best way to experience the hidden gems of any destination.