Аренда яхт http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com Аренда яхт как стиль жизни Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:32:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 en Santorini, Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/santorini-cyclades/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/santorini-cyclades/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:32:00 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/santorini-cyclades/ Otherwise known as Thira, this volcanic island is truly unique. From Skala, the main harbour, sit comfortably on a donkey and climb up to Fira, the capital. Experience this charming town with its old Frankish quarter and its magnificent view of the bay where you can see Kamenes, two tiny islands made of lava. Thirassia is also worth visiting, the second largest island left from previous eruptions. But apart from the grey sand and pebble beaches and the many archaeological sites, make sure you also visit Oia, a fascinating town close to Fira.
Finikia – Lies on the N end of Santorini. There is a small pier but it is usually very crowded. There is some shelter from the meltemi. There are also a couple of tavernas ashore.
Skala Thira – This is the main harbor for Santorini. There is a small quay where you can tie onto. There is a buoy of the quay where you should tie onto as the depth is too deep to drop anchor. There are several cafes and tavernas in front. There is water on the quay. Provisioning you can get from the main town which you can either get by donkey or the funicular.
Nea Kameni – The small island located between Santorini and Thirassia. The best place to anchor is in the cove in the SE corner. There is fair shelter from the meltemi. No facilities available.
]]> http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/santorini-cyclades/feed/ Parikia (Paros), Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/parikia-paros-cyclades/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/parikia-paros-cyclades/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:31:24 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/parikia-paros-cyclades/ Famous for its sparkling blue waters, its dazzling sunlight and its marble, this island has become a permanent home of many artists. Visit the charming main port of Paros, with the semi ruined Venetian castle, its well kept homes, and its many impressive churches, like the famous Katapoliani.
Paroikia - Care should be taken when approaching Paroikia there several islands and reefs surrounding the entrance to Paroikia so you should consult your Greek waters pilot as well as your charts. You should get in early into the harbour especially if there is rough weather as to find a place on the inner mole. If not then you will have to tie on the outer mole which can be come uncomfortable. Fuel and water are available as well as provisioning. There are several cafes and tavernas to choose from. Take a stroll in the old town of Paroikia.
]]> http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/parikia-paros-cyclades/feed/ Levitha, Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/levitha/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/levitha/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:30:58 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/levitha/ Levitha is a small low lying island with 4 inhabitants. Its nearest neighbor, Kinaros and 11 miles ENE of Amorgos is uninhabited. During the summer months both islands are frequented by fishing boats and sailing yachts that take advantage of their protected coves.
Places to moor:
Ormos Levitha: A landlocked bay on the S coast. The entrance to the bay is located in the saddle between the higher end of the island. The E arm of the bay offers the best shelter.
]]> http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/levitha/feed/ Iraklia-Schinousa, Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/iraklia-schinousa/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/iraklia-schinousa/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:30:43 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/iraklia-schinousa/ Iraklia belongs to the group of islands known as The Small Cyclades. It has an area of 18.078 square Km and it’s coastline length is 29,94 km. There are settlements: The port, Ag. Georgios & Panagia, which is joined by a 4 km long tarmac road.The distance from the port of Naxos is 18 nautical miles. Population about 115 people.
boating places to moor:
Ag. Georgios: There is just room for a small yact to bows - to inside the sort mole Pigadi: A deep inlet near the SE tip of Iaraklia. In cal weather it is an attractive fjord to visit.
]]> http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/iraklia-schinousa/feed/ Andros, Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/andros-cyclades/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/andros-cyclades/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:23:43 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/andros-cyclades/ Andros is a lovely island that has a good combination of island life and trade. It is the second largest island in the Cycladics after Naxos. Andros is known for its high-winds (Meltemia) and neo classical architechture. Unlike the other cycladic islands, Andros has it own natural water and has numerous trees. Andros is also home to the Modern Art museaum of Greece.
Batsi - Is Andros’ island major resort. It has a long strech of beach perfect for walking and relaxing. There isn’t much to do there but if that is what you are looking for “nothing to do” then its the perfect place.
]]> http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/andros-cyclades/feed/ Tinos, Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/tinos/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/tinos/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:23:06 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/tinos/ Each year on August 15th , pilgrims make their way to the capital and the church of the Holy Virgin, which contains an icon said to have miraculous healing powers. The church was built in 1833 and the hole structure with its arches and cells are made from marble provided by the island’s quarries. Tinos is a green and fertile, with small valleys which produce fruit, olives and grapes. Tiny villages with their spotlessly clean white houses are matched by the island’s countless clean white bays.
Tinos Main harbor – Offers good shelter but with strong southerly winds a surge maybe caused into the harbor. Water is available at the quay fuel is also available. There is also good provisioning in town.
Ormos Panormos – The bay located on the NE side of Tinos which does provide some protection from the meltemi. There are two piers the one has depths ranging from 5-6 meters the other has 2 meters
]]> http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/tinos/feed/ Rinia (M. Delos), Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/rinia-m-delos/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/rinia-m-delos/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:17:05 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/rinia-m-delos/ Is a site that should not be missed. There is a small mole but due to the day cruises a spot is difficult to find You can anchor off and go with the dingy. No yachts are permitted after 1700 hrs
This rocky and fairly deserted island is located across for Delos. It is an excellent are for a swim and peace and quiet.
Ornos Skhino - This bay does not offer the best anchorage during the meltemi. Recommended only in calm weather.
South Bay - Offers good shelter from the meltemi. There are no facilities available but excellent place for a barbecue.
Ormos Miso - This large bay which is located on the W side offers good shelter from the meltemi. Again there are no facilities available.
]]> http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/rinia-m-delos/feed/ Mykonos, Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/mykonos-greece/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/mykonos-greece/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:16:16 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/mykonos-greece/ This bare, but splendid island, where windmills spin in the strong winds and simple, beautiful churches seem to sprout all over, has become a legendary holiday resort for movie stars, famous artists, intellectuals and anyone who is a member of the jet set. But, in spite of its many tourist attractions and its crazy night life, it also offers many isolated spots and incredible beaches, where you can enjoy its beauty undisturbed.
Places to moor
Mykonos harbour – There is a new marina under construction which has not been completed yet. The old harbour of Mykonos yachts are no longer permitted to tie. The marina offers some shelter but at the present moment is still under construction. Water is not available yet but fuel is via mini tankers. Provisioning available in town.
Ormos Ornos – This bay is located on the South side of Mykonos. It offers good shelter from the meltemi. The best place to anchor is at the head of the bay. There are several tavernas ashore.
Ormos Ag. Annas - This bay also offer good shelter from the meltemi especially to the to the east there is a small cove. The beaches in this area are nudist beaches.
]]> http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/mykonos-greece/feed/ Katapola (Amorgos), Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/katapola-amorgos-greece/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/katapola-amorgos-greece/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:15:52 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/katapola-amorgos-greece/ A mountainous island with spectacular cliffs. If you visit Chora take the time to visit the monastery of Panayia of the Presentation. The best way to go is either to take the bus. To see the monastery it is a fair climb but should not be missed. The islanders in the past had the reputation of being pirates. If you enjoy underwater fishing you should visit. The only problem you might run into is when the meltemi is blowing the weather conditions are severe.
Katapola - The capital city, Chora lies on the hill above the harbor. It I a fairly sheltered harbor except during the meltemi as strong winds go through the bay. Fuel is not easily available but there is water to fill the boat. Also you can stock up on provision.
]]> http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/katapola-amorgos-greece/feed/ Ios, Cyclades http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/ios-greece/ http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/ios-greece/#comments Sun, 08 Jun 2008 15:15:25 +0000 admin http://xn--80aald4bq.xn--r1af3a.com/2008/06/08/ios-greece/ A barren greek island east of Sikinos. Ios is suppose to be the burial place of Homer. The island can get over crowded as it is loved by the young crowds especially due to its night life.
Sailing Places to moor
Ios main harbor - Can be a bit noisy at night from the bars if this does not bother you then harbor offers a good shelter from the meltemi. The sailing yachts can anchor on the north side of the bay . Water is limited fuel can be obtained from mini tankers and most provisions can be found in the main town.
Ormos Koumbaras - A bay located North of the main port this bay is nice for a swim and offers fairly good shelter from the meltemi.
Ormos Milopatamou – This is a large bay located south of Port Ios. There are four coves on the north side of the bay. Choose any where. This bay offers good shelter from the meltemi but open to the west and south. There are several taverns ashore.
Ormos Manganari – This bay is located on the south coast of Ios. Be careful of the rocky islet on the North east side of the bay. Offers good shelter from the meltemi there are a few tavernas. Beware this is a nudist hot spot.
Ormos Tris Klises – Good shelter from the meltemi but be careful of the reef on the W side of the bay as well as a shallow patch near the east cove.
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