Mediterranean Sea
Ionian Sea
Hellenic Republic of Greece
Kastos Island
Port Kastos
SY "Kamu II" at anchor, outside the tiny fishing harbour.Click below for a bird's-eye view of our anchorage:
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2004 Map
Giving standing ovation to our British yottie friends Jill, Gary and Ed from SY "Second Nature" who accidentally put their anchor right onto our anchor chain at a depth of about 8 m and who later freed skilfully and successfully their trapped anchor from our heavy, half-inch anchor chain - business before pleasure, and many thanks for throwing such a sumptuous dinner party, but before, what a schlepp!
Preferring the local white wine, to be on the safe side instead of drinking the local water, during the feast ofSt. John at Port Kastos, a charming village that has only recently come back to life after the villagers had been evacuated in 1976 CE because of a water-borne serious typhoid outbreak.
Relishing a great dinner party at the taverna “Windmill” with unforgettable arekia live music, performed in four parts by a voluptuous Greek songstress with a great voice, and supported by a graceful syrtos-like handkerchief folk dance of two elderly Greek gentlemen.
2004 Map
Giving standing ovation to our British yottie friends Jill, Gary and Ed from SY "Second Nature" who accidentally put their anchor right onto our anchor chain at a depth of about 8 m and who later freed skilfully and successfully their trapped anchor from our heavy, half-inch anchor chain - business before pleasure, and many thanks for throwing such a sumptuous dinner party, but before, what a schlepp!
Preferring the local white wine, to be on the safe side instead of drinking the local water, during the feast of
Relishing a great dinner party at the taverna “Windmill” with unforgettable arekia live music, performed in four parts by a voluptuous Greek songstress with a great voice, and supported by a graceful syrtos-like handkerchief folk dance of two elderly Greek gentlemen.