Leros Island - North Coast, Dodecanese Greece | Sea TV Sailing Channel
December 6, 2023 · 2 min · 1K views · Leros Island
What this video covers
A large bay on Leros Island's north coast opens to north-northeast winds and is well protected from southerlies, with a sand and seagrass bottom in transparent water.Watch Anchoring on seagrass is prohibited; the recommended spot is to the west, with the anchor well set.0:39 Rocks at the bay entrance require careful navigation.0:55 The south side of the bay holds an old Italian military structure.1:02 Fish farms in the area demand attention, and standby lift mooring buoys are present.1:18 A second, sheltered bay sits close to a boatyard and offers private mooring over a mud bottom, but has no facilities and poor swimming.1:55 The Dodecanese location places these anchorages within the broader Greek island cruising context. Anchor to the west of the bay, clear of seagrass, and approach the entrance slowly to avoid the rocks.0:49
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