Axion Esti

Our boat’s story begins in 1944 in Thessaloniki, where Skiathian shipwrights started building it. Completed in 1948 during the Greek Civil War, it was named Agia Paraskevi, though most called it “Paraskevoula.” It first worked as a traditional fishing trawler.

In 1984, Takis, found the boat in very poor condition in Nea Michaniona. Despite financial struggles, he restored it with dedication. During this time, an elderly woman donated money in memory of her husband, one of the original builders, a moment that deeply marked the boat’s revival.

In 1997, the boat sailed to Syros and later to islands like Mykonos and Delos, continuing its journey through the Aegean.

Today, it continues its life at sea, preserving its history while offering unique experiences to those who step aboard.