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Alonissos Islands Sailing: Every Anchorage You Should Visit

20 marzo 2026 · 2 min · 1K visualizzazioni · Sporades Regional Unit, Greece

Two sailboats anchored in a calm turquoise bay

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Kyra Panagia, a roadless island inside the National Marine Park of Alonissos in the northern Sporades, offers four distinct anchorages with no marinas or facilities.Watch Agios Petros anchors in 4–7 metres over sand with good holding; a small islet reduces swell and the bay is well protected from north and northwest winds.0:18 Kirapanagia Bay has a sand-and-seagrass bottom at 5–7 metres; some skippers run a stern line to the rocks, and a steep path from the beach leads to a monastery.0:57 Southeast Planitis Bay is the most sheltered, with depths of 5–12 metres over mud or sand and holding described as excellent — though the narrow entrance turns rough in strong northerlies, making departure difficult.1:20 Planitis Bay anchors in 5–8 metres over sand-mud mix with strong all-round shelter, but gusts near the entrance become confused.1:44 No phone signal exists anywhere on the island, so the marine park permit must be purchased online before arrival; fees run approximately €33.50 per boat plus €5.50 per person, or €35–40 euros at Agios Petros depending on vessel and crew size.2:00 Landing may be restricted in some areas.0:41

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