Patitiri (Alonnisos) - Docking
The main port on this island is Patitiri. Moor stern-to off the NE quay or anchor fore and aft off the beach in the western part of the harbor. Limited space.
There are now new service poles for water and electricity available on the quay. Water quality is reported to be excellent. Unless leaving before 06:00, you are charged an extra day (at 15 Euro per day).
Cruisers report a nasty surge here (see comments below).
Last update: March 2019
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Mar 14, 2019 04:20 PM
The warnings about Patitiri are mild compared to the reality that we experienced. There was not a lot of wind (F5 max), but the swell was such that we almost locked masts with the neighbouring Oc393. Not a good place to go at all. There are places to anchor off. The small harbour nearby is not a solution either for most cruising yachts. It is too small.
In even light N and NE winds aswell works into Patitiri causing a nasty surge on the quay. In a strong wind, this could cause damage to boats.