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Nautical miles and years slide by, but the feel of an anchorage sticks with me. This one (Amorgos, Shipwreck Bay) was very challenging.... and breathtaking!
The Cyclades archipelago has 250 islands, 24 of which are inhabited for our greatest pleasure....
Mooring in most of the places is “stern to” with mooring lines or anchor at the bow. You can also enjoy “free-swinging” in idyllic, secluded bays, with or without long-lines ashore. The weather in the Cyclades is warm in summer with varying winds, which can become strong when the Meltemi hits. Meltemi winds have an average strength of 4-5 Beaufort Scale. However, they can reach 5-7 (sometimes even 8) Beaufort Scale. That’s pretty high!However, they are at their natural “worst” in July and August.
How to find a peaceful anchorage?
Do you need more information regarding places to moor or anchor your boat? We want to show you how Navily makes navigation easier. It’s s very easy and thanks to Navily, you can dedicate more time enjoying the pleasure of sailing.
With new locations added each day, you can find an ideal spot to drop anchor by exploring pictures and ratings for wind protection and the type of seabed. Check out how to book a berth for your boat directly from the App. Here's how to download Navily App for free!
To find your way around all the greek islands (because yes, with all these islands, we even get a little bit lost) Navily has put together a small selection of the most beautiful Cycladian anchorage spots for you!
