bottom is mud, sand and weed, good holding. Good shelter from the A small chapel in meltemi. NÂOUSA the NW corner of the bay is conspicuous and @ 37°07'.6N 25°14.2E nearby there is a small boatyard. This anchorage is idyllic: sun-baked rock eroded into wonderful Mooring shapes, clear turquoise water, a small white There are numerous anchorages around the bay. chapel perched on the rock near the water, even 1. Care is needed of the reef in the Langeri the boatyard with bright hauled out fits caiques W entrance to the bay midway between into the scene, so consequently it is popular in Mavronisi and Ak Kamina. A bearing of 99° on the the chapel on the shore leads safely into here summer. Taverna ashore. A local tripper boat and conversely, a back-bearing of 279° leads operates a service on the half hour to Nâousa safely out. Anchor at the N end where until 1800 in the summer. convenient in 4-10m on mud, sand, and weed, The beaches around here are popular for nude Note good holding. Good shelter from the meltemi swimming and sun-bathing. That so, it should tucked into the N always be remembered that in the vicinity of a church or chapel it is frowned upon. As the sign end. Yachts can also anchor at the S end of the at the chapel here puts it: 'These grounds are bay in calm weather or southerlies. The S end is holly - plese do not swim in the nude' (sic). somewhat spoiled by the large power station In calm weather anchor where Ormos Plastira there. convenient. With the some shelter can meltemi Care is needed of the reef Ay Ioannou 2. be running out from the chapel on the W. Anchor found anchored in 3-4m under Nisis Ay Kali. where convenient at the N end in 3-10m. The Most of the space in the harbour is Nâousa Örmos Naousis looking NW across to Örmos Ây Ioannou and Âk Almires on the W side of the entrance. Nâousa harbour is middle left KleinothlMareTeam 276
NÂOUSA @ 37°07'.6N 25°14.2E Mooring There are numerous anchorages around the bay. 1. Langeri Care is needed of the reef in the W entrance to the bay midway between Mavronisi and Ak Kamina. A bearing of 99° on the chapel on the shore leads safely into here and conversely, a back-bearing of 279° leads safely out. Anchor at the N end where convenient in 4-10m on mud, sand, and weed, good holding. Good shelter from the meltemi tucked into the N end. Yachts can also anchor at the S end of the bay in calm weather or southerlies. The S end is somewhat spoiled by the large power station there. 2. Ay Ioannou Care is needed of the reef running out from the chapel on the W. Anchor where convenient at the N end in 3-10m. The bottom is mud, sand and weed, good holding. Good shelter from the meltemi. A small chapel in the NW corner of the bay is conspicuous and nearby there is a small boatyard. This anchorage is idyllic: sun-baked rock eroded into wonderful shapes, clear turquoise water, a small white chapel perched on the rock near the water, even the boatyard with bright caiques hauled out fits into the scene, so consequently it is popular in the summer. Taverna ashore. A local tripper boat operates a service on the half hour to Nâousa until 1800 in the summer. Note The beaches around here are popular for nude swimming and sun-bathing. That so, it should always be remembered that in the vicinity of a church or chapel it is frowned upon. As the sign at the chapel here puts it: 'These grounds are holly - plese do not swim in the nude' (sic). Ormos Plastira In calm weather anchor where convenient. With the meltemi some shelter can be found anchored in 3-4m under Nisis Ay Kali. Nâousa Most of the space in the harbour is Örmos Naousis looking NW across to Örmos Ây Ioannou and Âk Almires on the W side of the entrance. Nâousa harbour is middle left KleinothlMareTeam 276