Places where we have been that you may want to visit as well
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Porto Vromi (Zakynthos) Chaos and Tranquility
A base for tourist boats that can offer a good sheltered and tranquil night anchorage Porto Vromi is one of the very few sheltered anchorages on the north-west coast of Zakynthos and, for anyone planning to explore the spectacular coastline around Navagio, it is probably the most convenient base. Strictly speaking, it is not a…
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Ag. Nikolaos (Zakynthos)
A convenient stop if you want to visit the caves A lively and well-protected harbour that combines good facilities with plenty of local character. The waterfront is always busy, serving as the base for numerous tour boats heading to the Blue Caves and the famous Shipwreck Beach, while the ferry from Kefalonia also calls here…
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The Island of Paxos and the Port of Gaios
Gaios is the charming capital of Paxos, featuring Venetian-style architecture and a tranquil harbor ideal for sailing. With various mooring options and essential amenities, it’s perfect for provisioning and dining. The island boasts stunning natural landscapes, historical sites, and outdoor activities, making it a memorable destination for visitors.
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Okuklije: a tranquil bay with a difficult name
Luka Okuklje is a secluded bay offering protection from winds, with options for anchoring or docking at local Konobas. This picturesque area, featuring crystal clear waters and lush vegetation, contains private docks and buoys for a fee. The deep entrance leads to shallower waters, adding to its charm despite limited seasonal access.
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Split MCI Shipyard
Marine Club International (MCI) is a busy shipyard that handles about 20 boats daily during peak season. While lacking the amenities of a marina, it delivers quality work. The excitement of seeing one’s boat lifted by a crane can be thrilling yet nerve-wracking, highlighting the challenges of boat maintenance.
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Dubrovnik: Sailing into the Pearl of the Adriatic
Dubrovnik, known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic,” boasts a rich history dating back to the 7th century. This former maritime republic excelled in diplomacy and culture, rivaling Venice without military might. Today, the city is a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for its architectural beauty, linguistic diversity, and vibrant local traditions.
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Erikoussa
Erikoussa is the northernmost inhabited island in the Ionian Sea, known for its lush vegetation and sandy beaches. Covering 4.5 km², it offers a peaceful escape for sailors. The main harbor in Porto features basic amenities, and the island is rich in history, accessible only by ferry from Corfu or Agios Stefanos.
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Brindisi: Adriatic Harbor with Rich History
Brindisi, located on Italy’s Adriatic coast, is a historic city known for its sheltered harbor and maritime heritage. With a rich blend of cultural landmarks, including Roman ruins and medieval architecture, it offers scenic promenades and a vibrant culinary scene. Well-connected by various transport means, it’s a key destination for sailors and travelers.
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Exploring Tivat: From Porto Montenegro to Local Attractions
Tivat, located on Montenegro’s Adriatic coast, is a blend of historical charm and modern luxury, making it a prime destination for sailors. Its rich maritime heritage includes a notable past and attractions like Porto Montenegro, a world-class marina. With excellent connectivity, shopping, and safety, Tivat is ideal for travelers seeking adventure.
S/YJane & Darcy 