The prevailing winds in summer are from the West. It will blow from midday until late evening. You can reach force 6 in July and August. In spring and autumn winds blow from the east or west, depends on the conditions in the adjacent Aegean or Ionian. The Gulf of Patras is subject to thunderstorms in spring and autumn associated with waterspouts. There are few problems with gusts of high land consumption, as the mountains tend to act as a funnel. The exception is nearCorinth, where there are strong winds and the necessary treatment.
Killini in the Peloponnese, western end of the Gulf of Patras. Yachts can go bow or stern to avoid the western part of the pier that extends from the underwater world ballast in places. The bottom is mud and offers a good investment. The water at the quay and fuel, and most provisions can be found in the village. There are several taverns near the sea. In Venetian times the port sat on the trade route around the Peloponneseand it was a busy place. The strong renovated, built in 1220, worth a visit for the magnificent views.
Mesolongion based on the greek continent. Sailing through the dredged channel about two miles to reach the port. Berth fore or aft, or go along the northern quays. Alternatively, west of the port anchor. The bottom is mud and offers a good investment. Mesolongion provides excellent protection from the wind. The water is on the pier and the hotel in the SE port of showers.This is where Byron died, but there is little to mark his death to save a single statue, and a small museum.
Patras on the Peloponnese. And 'necessary caution when entering the country with winds from the west, creating a confused sea dam. Also watch out for large ferries entering and leaving the port. Boats should go forward or aft or near the north side of the central pier. It is well preserved in the mud. The water is on the quay and fuel can be transported. Alternatively, there is alittle harbor little further north, which is sometimes possible to find a place in All provisions will be won and there are good tavernas, some with fresh fish. Patras is the largest city in the Peloponnese and the third largest in Greece. It 's a busy place with a little' seedy feel. This is partially offset by its lively atmosphere. The region offers an excellent wine Demestica and a visit to Achaia Klaus-factory that makes it worth it.
Navpaktoslocated on the Greek mainland and is the first port in the Gulf of Corinth. Dates back to medieval times and is very well preserved. But it is small and not suitable for large yachts, once inside, there is little space for the boat and should be ready before entering. Boats should go forward or aft of the south or west Kai Kai is close to the berth or yacht fuel wherever there is room in July and August may not be able to get here. Water and fuel are available at the dock.All provisions can be won and there are many tavernas to choose from. The port is lined with a simple and sits beneath a Venetian fortress. This should go to be near the top of the lists. The only drawback is that traffic noise during the day or the disco music from the bar until early morning.
Nisus Trizonia is a small island off the coast of mainland Greece. Yachts in the bay where there is good participation of mud and anchorweed once through the weeds. Alternatively, use the yachts in the harbor, north of the bay. The water and most provisions can be found between them and the local tavernas serve good quality food in the village. Moreover, Lizzie showers, laundry room and a library book swap. The atmosphere is interesting, given the cultivated land of olives and wine.
Galaxidhi based on the greek continent. Care is needed to approach the islands and reefs and Yeoryios Apsifiaonly one east of the entrance to the harbor, close marks the second lighthouse. Yachts can take care of the bow or stern to avoid going underwater ballast that rises in some places. There is water on the quay and fuel can be transported. Most provisions can be met and there is a good selection of tavernas around the harbor and city. Another beautiful location along the wooded slopes. Galaxidhi has not developed to the point elsewhere and havea sense of peace. This is a good place to visit ancient Delphi.
ITEA is also on the mainland. Yachts can go bow or stern, easily fixed moorings. The harbor offers good protection in all. Water and electricity are available on the pontoons. Fuel can be delivered. All provisions can be won and there are many taverns, are found in both coasts and in the surrounding streets. While the water is located in the village has little to recommendit. Although it is a good place to visit Delphi.
Kiato in the Peloponnese. Yachts can bow or stern to the pier, but the depth of 15m will be the end and it is better to go ahead. Water is available near the quay and fuel can be supplied by the city. All provisions can be obtained, and there are a few tavernas on the waterfront. There are beautiful beaches nearby and the surrounding landscape is attractive, with citrus trees and vines.
Corinth is located at the entrance ofthe channel with the same name. Care with strong winds from the NE, when strong winds are expected to need. westerly winds generate waves only once in the dock to smooth waves. Yachts should go to the port and go bow or stern. The bottom is mud and offers a good investment. This is a good shelter all around the marina. Water is available nearby and fuel can be delivered. All provisions can be won and there's a good selection of tavernas in the city.
The city ismodern and busy and has little to recommend, but a visit to the ruins of the old city plan is recommended.
Finally, the channel is 3.2 miles long and is one of the most expensive waterway in the world. The building was originally run by a company, but the Frenchman completed by the Greeks in 1893. With the channel of a boat can cut through 100 miles between Athens, the Aegean and Ionian Sea in the west.
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