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For a limited time, enjoy 50% off shipping costs on all orders over €60.
Offer valid worldwide until 31 August 2026. The discount is applied automatically at checkout.
The new sailing guide from Eagleray presents the harbours, bays and anchorages of the Greek seas in a single volume.
Combining practical pilotage guidance with insights into local weather and sailing conditions, Periplous is designed for cruising sailors who want clear and reliable information when navigating Greece.
At the moment, only in english language.
EagleRay pilot books are nautical charts allowing the vessel to navigate accurately and safely in the Greek waters and they contain, in addition, piloting information that is placed on the area where it is most relevant, such as local names, practical weather forecast, tourist and other information that is suitable for yachts at sea.
The back side contains approaches-type (analytical) charts and port plans, together with their local info and photos to assist the reconnaissance of the area.
In addition, PCs are laminated so that they can withstand against water, salt, wear-and-tear and they too are sold within a plastic wallet
PCs have a 4 – 5 year life cycle. During this time, corrections (NMs) are placed every year on our website www.eagleray.gr
The eagleray pilot chart is a complete nautical chart, published under permission from the Greek Hydrographic Office, that in addition offers extra pilot information
Our publications are based on local knowledge that is mainly gathered from the fishermen and our own surveys.
Greece, Sea Guide is a chartbook and a pilot book that is sold in 4 volumes (areas) covering all of the Greek waters.
As a chartbook, it contains all the nautical charts needed in order to navigate, enriched with local information on weather, winds, currents and special characteristics of each place.
As a pilot book, it contains all the harbours and a large amount of bays which cannot be found in any other nautical publication. The plans are enriched with local knowledge, facilities, local data and photos that are collected by continual on-site research.
The book is bilingual, with the text being in both Greek and English languages. It is printed in A3 size, thus providing A2 size charts that are perfect for the yacht’s chart table, in 130gr enhanced paper, and sold within a plastic wallet.
Sea Guides have a 5 – 6 year life cycle. During this time, corrections (NMs) are placed every year on our website www.eagleray.gr
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Here in Eagleray, we decided to collect the unknown history of Greece, the one that was not written in a book but was told in the old fashion way, from some greek friends and captains who shared with us the story of their land with the presence of good company, cold ouzaki and warm sun.

Cape Maleas Cape Maleas, the southeastern tip of the Peloponnese, is one of the most iconic and historically challenging points in Greek navigation. Known since antiquity as Maleas, the cape has long been associated with strong winds, powerful currents, and unpredictable conditions, making it a critical point of passage for vessels navigating the region. Its…

Spétses harbour (Dapia) The island of Spétses was not always an island. Until about 8000 BC, at the end of the last Ice Age, sea levels were significantly lower than today and Spétses was connected to the Peloponnese by a narrow strip of land. In fact, many islands of the Argolic Gulf were either joined…

Κamini fishing harbour The name Hydra derives from the ancient name Hydréa, which is linked to the Greek word “hydor” (water), suggesting the existence of numerous springs and wells on the island in antiquity. Indeed, until the early 20th century travellers reported many wells used by the inhabitants. Today, however, the island’s water supply is…