Mediterranean Sea
Ionian Sea
Hellenic Republic of Greece
Cephalonia Island
Assos
SY "Kamu II" at anchor (on a very short chain), inside the natural harbour.Click below for a bird's-eye view of our anchorage:
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PassingCape Levkas where the proto-lesbian and perhaps bisexual lyric poet Sappho allegedly jumped from the Leucadian cliffs (White Cliff, rising some 70 m from the sea) to her death in around 570 BCE after her lover Phaon, a ferryman from Mitylene on Lesbos , had refused her love.
Visiting the dominating 1595 CE Venetian fortress on the steep peninsula, located W of the beautiful coastalvillage of Assos
Pigging out on delicious seafood at the finest taverna in the Ionians, so far: restaurant "Anait" at the harbour front which is made up of whitewashed and pastel Greek houses under a blue sky.
Chillaxing in our cockpit and reading about Cephalonia during the time of WWII in Louis de Bernieres’ popular novel "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" which is believed to be based on events that occurred in the picturesquevillage of Farsa
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Passing
Visiting the dominating 1595 CE Venetian fortress on the steep peninsula, located W of the beautiful coastal
Pigging out on delicious seafood at the finest taverna in the Ionians, so far: restaurant "Anait" at the harbour front which is made up of whitewashed and pastel Greek houses under a blue sky.
Chillaxing in our cockpit and reading about Cephalonia during the time of WWII in Louis de Bernieres’ popular novel "Captain Corelli's Mandolin" which is believed to be based on events that occurred in the picturesque
