Spartakhori

The small harbour of Spilia, lying at the foot of the village of Spartochori, has a few floating pontoons where you can tie up with mooring lines. Alternatively, you can also moor with a bow anchor and stern lines at the quay in the south-eastern part of the bay. If you use the mooring lines, then you should also dine at the restaurant they belong to. The floating pontoons have water and power. A fuelling vehicle can deliver diesel. On account of yacht tourism expanding constantly, a restaurant, a small supermarket and a bar have opened at the beach. If you moor at the small harbour of Spartochori, you should take time to walk up the short but steep road up to the village. In contrast to other typical coastal villages, Spartochori is not down by the water. The winding lanes with their typical rows of houses, the narrow lanes and the house entrances adorned with flowers are worth the walk alone. Right on the edge of the village, there is a large square with great views of the harbour, the bay and the ocean shimmering in the most beautiful colours.