LIMİN KALIMNOS also arrange repairs and gardiennage. A boatyard @ 36°56'.84N 26°59.69E the E of the town out large caiques and a few yachts. Good hardware and tool-shops. Basic Data 80 berths. Visitors' berths. Max LOA c.20m. chandlery can be obtained from a number of Depths 2--5m. near the fish quay. Proceed into the marina and berth where directed. Kalymna Yachting, PO Box 47, 85200 Kalimnos There are to be laid moorings tailed to the Tel. 0243 24083/24084/23043 Fax 0243 29125 pontoons. Shelter Good shelter. E-mail kalymna@europlanet.com Authorities Harbourmaster. Port police and customs Provisions Good shopping for all provisions. Ice on the main ferry pier. A charge will be made in the available. marina. Eating out Tavernas on the waterfront and in the Note If the marina is not operational then go or town. Noisy bars on the waterfront. bows-to the S quay on the W side of the ferry pier. It PO. OTE. Banks. Greek gas and Camping is very crowded here and it can be difficult to find a Gaz. There is a gas filling factory just outside the berth. The bottom is mud and weed and not town. Hire cars, motorbikes and everywhere good holding. Good shelter although the Intermittent bus service to the other villages on meltemi gusts down onto the quay so make sure your island. Daily ferries to Piraeus and Rhodes. anchor is well in. General Facilities Kalimnos is the home of the Kalimniot Services (Kalimnos Marina) Water and electricity to the sponge-boats, most of the trehandiri type. be installed. A shower and toilet block to be built. about 10-12m in length, are built in the Fuel At the fuel quay on the N side of the bay outside immediately E of the town. Originally the the harbour. divers fished in shallow waters, jumping Repairs Most mechanical repairs can be carried out. with a heavy stone slab and scooping the sponges Some engineering work. Kalimnos Yachting on the bottom into a net. Nowadays a the yacht quay can provide a haul-out service using a used and deeper waters off Africa and crane and slings for yachts up to 10 tons. They 443
LIMİN KALIMNOS @ 36°56'.84N 26°59.69E Data 80 berths. Visitors' berths. Max LOA c.20m. Depths 2--5m. Proceed into the marina and berth where directed. There are to be laid moorings tailed to the pontoons. Shelter Good shelter. Authorities Harbourmaster. Port police and customs on the main ferry pier. A charge will be made in the marina. Note If the marina is not operational then go or bows-to the S quay on the W side of the ferry pier. It is very crowded here and it can be difficult to find a berth. The bottom is mud and weed and not everywhere good holding. Good shelter although the meltemi gusts down onto the quay so make sure your anchor is well in. Facilities Services (Kalimnos Marina) Water and electricity to be installed. A shower and toilet block to be built. Fuel At the fuel quay on the N side of the bay outside the harbour. Repairs Most mechanical repairs can be carried out. Some engineering work. Kalimnos Yachting on the yacht quay can provide a haul-out service using a crane and slings for yachts up to 10 tons. They also arrange repairs and gardiennage. A boatyard the E of the town out large caiques and a few yachts. Good hardware and tool-shops. Basic chandlery can be obtained from a number of near the fish quay. Kalymna Yachting, PO Box 47, 85200 Kalimnos Tel. 0243 24083/24084/23043 Fax 0243 29125 E-mail kalymna@europlanet.com Provisions Good shopping for all provisions. Ice available. Eating out Tavernas on the waterfront and in the town. Noisy bars on the waterfront. PO. OTE. Banks. Greek gas and Camping Gaz. There is a gas filling factory just outside the town. Hire cars, motorbikes and Intermittent bus service to the other villages on island. Daily ferries to Piraeus and Rhodes. General Kalimnos is the home of the Kalimniot the sponge-boats, most of the trehandiri type. about 10-12m in length, are built in the immediately E of the town. Originally the fished in shallow waters, jumping with a heavy stone slab and scooping the sponges the bottom into a net. Nowadays a used and deeper waters off Africa and 443 divers
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