Characteristics
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AnchorAllowed
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Mooring buoysUnavailable
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Anchor stern toUnavailable
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Lines ashoreNot necessary
Type of seabed
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Sand
Protection against wind & swell
58% — Protection score
Cloudy
16.6°C
0°C
Wind
- Speed : 8 knots
- South East (144°)
Swell
- Height : 0.5 m
- West (263°)
Reachable by dinghy
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BeachAvailable
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SnackAvailable
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WaterUnavailable
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DockUnavailable
User reviews (1 rating)
Anchored in bay just outside swimming area bouys in 5m. Beautiful sandy bottom, great holding. Almost no wind but a swell coming in from the north; it has been blowing 30+kn for days, which made it a bit rolly. After 5 hrs it had become uncomfortable, but not untenable, so we decided to go into the harbour. Tied up on the inside of the main N-S quay and were asked, very politely, by Customs to move to the smaller E-W quay. (Minimum depth 4m.) The Customs officer even helped in remooring. That evening a Greek Navy vessel came in and moored on the inside of the N-S quay, however unlike our experience in August 2019 with a deafening generator, the noise created by this vessel was drowned out by the cicadas ashore! More noise from the road although traffic was light.
Anchored in bay just outside swimming area bouys in 5m. Beautiful sandy bottom, great holding. Almost no wind but a swell coming in from the north; it has been blowing 30+kn for days, which made it a bit rolly. After 5 hrs it had become uncomfortable, but not untenable, so we decided to go into the harbour. Tied up on the inside of the main N-S quay and were asked, very politely, by Customs to move to the smaller E-W quay. (Minimum depth 4m.) The Customs officer even helped in remooring. That evening a Greek Navy vessel came in and moored on the inside of the N-S quay, however unlike our experience in August 2019 with a deafening generator, the noise created by this vessel was drowned out by the cicadas ashore! More noise from the road although traffic was light.
3/5