Saronic

This picturesque village has a small quay with space for a few boats and room to anchor, there are nice beaches and plenty of tavernas and bars in the resort.

Space for some boats bows or stern to on the south quay, the village itself is 4km inland but there are a couple of bars and tavernas near to the harbour and a beach.

Although the quay is usually full of local boats there may be a space or two. If you don’t mind a dinghy trip ashore, there is plenty of space to anchor and although the bay can occasionally suffer from late afternoon winds they die down later and the bay offers good shelter from most directions and the holding is good. The landscape here is spectacular.

With three stunning beaches and picturesque sloping hills around the bay this is a great place to anchor up or even spend the night if you can find a space on one of the piers.

There are spaces on the quay either stern or bows to in this quiet fishing village which has a few tavernas and a mini-market.

There is quay space in the harbour for several visiting yachts and is a great base from which to visit the nearby Monastry of Elona. There are several tavernas on the waterfront and a small shop plus more in the town.

The temple to Poseidon was once visited by Lord Byron who scratched his name into one of the columns. Although other people are not encouraged to do this it has become something of a tourist attraction in its own right. There is no harbour here but it is a good anchorage with tavernas ashore.

A large bay with beautiful clear water, there is a small island with a chapel in the middle. Unsurprisingly, it gets crowded in the summer but is well worth a visit.