Stylidas Harbor
Exploring Stylida Sailing Holidays area
The port of Stylída is artificial. It is situated in front of the homonymous city (5,339 residents). The shores of the port are quayed for approximately 750 meters. A mole (120 meters wide) has been constructed in the middle of those shores and extends to the south for 120 meters. The eastern side of the mole (with depths of approximately 5 meters nearby) is used by cargo vessels.
Two Ro-Ro ramps are located at a distance of 100 meters east of the mole’s base, with depths of 6 meters nearby. The depths in the remaining part of the quay (east) vary between 0.5 and 2.5 meters. Fishing boats and pleasure boats berth stern to on the head and the western side of the mole. A maneuver basin has been dredged east of the mole (at a distance of 200 meters), which is connected with the channel of Stylída.
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Skála Atalántis is the port of the settlement of Atalánti (6,127 residents), which is located at a distance of 6.5 kilometers inland.
The port of Vólos is a well-sheltered artificial port situated at the head of the homonymous bay. The port is the third largest port in Greece (after Peiraiás and Thessaloníki) and it is the only important port in Thessalía.
Harbor Itéas is in front of the namesake town and is the seaport of Ámfissa town, which is about 7.5 miles to its NW.
The small port that is formed in front of Skála Livanátes is protected from northern winds through a curved mole that is facing south-southeast (approximately 190 meters long). Its outer side is protected by natural rocks while its inner side is quayed.
The port of Ágios Konstantínos is artificial and located on the western side of its homonymous bay, 2.5 miles southeast of cape Knimís.
The small port is protected by a curved mole, which extends to the northeast for 70 meters and then turns southeast for 65 meters. The entrance of the small port is facing southeast and its width is approximately 10 meters.
The harbor is open to the southeast, 35 meters wide, and it is protected by a windward outer curved mole. The mole extends to the southwest for 50 meters and its outer side is protected by a slope of masonry.
The small port is protected from the south by a mole that extends to the east for 60 meters. At a distance of 70 meters to the north of the mole there is a 50- meter-long jetty of southeast direction.
The small port is open to the west with depths that reach 2 meters near the axis of the entrance. It is suitable only for small boats and it is protected by two small moles made of natural boulders.
The small port is protected from south winds by a breakwater made of natural boulders that is 10 meters wide and 80 meters long. The breakwater extends to the northwest.
The small port Skála Aidipsoú is the terminal on Evvoia island for vehicles ferries communicating with the port of Arkítsa that is located 6 miles south of the opposite shores of Stereá Elás. The small port consists of a 200-meter-long quay, with a 40-meter-long Ro-Ro ramp upon which ferryboats usually land.
Volos Marina is located in the center of Volos, a port city on the east coast of the Greek mainland, situated midway between Athens and Thessaloniki. Along with Skiathos marina they are the main ports of call to the Sporades sailing area.
The small port’s entrance is 50 meters wide and is facing northwest. It is protected from south winds by a windward mole, 130 meters long.
Edipsos is the most famous resort to healing mineral baths in Greece. There are more than eight individual springs with waters ranging from 28°C to 86°C, which can be quite hot.
The theatre of ancient Demetrias is situated within the walls of ancient Demetrias, near the village of Nees Pagasses in Volos Municipality.It was built when the ancient city was founded, near the Palace of the Macedonian Kings.
Theater of Delphi is at the northwest side of Apollonas temple. The theater has 35 rows of the theater, seating almost 5000 people, though the lower seats were constructed in the Hellenistic and Roman periods.
The theater of Volos is situated in Riga Feraiou square and is one of the biggest stages in the Balkans. It can seat 1000 people.
The small port is protected by a curved breakwater located on its southern side and a mole on the west side of the port. The entrance of the small port is facing southwest.
The fishing shelter of Ágios Serafeím is fronting the homonymous settlement. The shape of the fishing shelter is irregular, due to its anti-silting protection system.
The narrow entrance of that small port is facing south. The settlement of Agía Marina (280 residents) is built inland.
The fishing port of Glýfa is open to the south. A curved mole has been constructed on its western side.
Miami Beach is a beach with pebbles and sand, which then extends to the waterfront of Itea. He has been awarded the Blue Flag,for the purity of its waters.
The beach has small pebbles, Trocadero is located in the town of Itea. Popular beach because of the shallow and calm waters.
Absolutely deserted and isolated beach in the bight Pteleos accessible preferably by boat. Make sure to have with you all essentials.
Near the village of Agios Dimitrios where almost the bottom of Magnisia’s prefecture ends creating a creek. Deserted beach with red sand and a lot of trees that reach up to the water opposite the islet of Argyronison.
Coastal region of Pelion that is wetted by Pagasitic Gulf. There are a lot of lodgings, cafes and taverns in the region.
The beach of Anavros has been consistently awarded with a blue flag and is found in the extension of Agios Konstantinos park. Organized sandy beach that is found quite near the city of Volos.
A reknown beach for its cold and abrupt waters. The beach has pebble and is found at the exit of the city to Agria.
The beach extends right after the coastal village of Agria, 1 km south of the village. This is an artificially constructed coast which consists of a concrete surface that reaches towards the edge of the wave breaking zone.
At a distance of 7 km south-east of Volos the popular coastal tourist resort of Agria is a modern and dynamic town, full of life all year long. The plethora of coastal taverns, restaurants and refreshment stands offer visitors great gastronomic options as well as relaxation.
The beach of Kato Gatzea constitutes the coast of the homonymous coastal settlement. It is found 17 km away from Volos, at the head of Pagasitic Gulf and is a beautiful beach with vegetation.
6 km before Volos, with good tourist infrastructure and awarded with a Blue Flag. The beach is extended at a length of 5 kilometers with plenty of free spaces, cafeterias and restaurants.
Next to the small port of Kato Gatzea, Sykia beach offers some elementary facilities with umbrellas and deck chairs. The trees almost touch upon the spotless sea and offer natural shade.
Gorgeous fishermen's hamlet in an idyllic location on the Pagasitic Gulf, 66 km from Volos. A small beautiful beach and an exceptionally quiet part where you can go for a walk.
Idyllic small harbor with fishing boats, a pole of attraction for visitors of all ages. Authentic fishing village which maintains its traditional color.
Amazing creek opposite Palaio Trikeri. The pebbles and the deep blue spotless waters with the trees reaching up to the sea create an enchanting landscape.
The beach Agia Vaso in Magnisia also called Agia Vatos is a lovely beach with turquoise waters and pebbles, immersed in nature and greenery. The beach is not organized and you should bring the essentials.
Small sandy and isolated beach in the islet of Palaio Trikeri. Green all around, spotless waters and sand with small pebbles.
Small beach with pebbles and pines between Alykes and Volos. The beach is not organized, but offers calm and quietness.
Pebbled beach on the edge of the village Glyfa. The beach has large gray pebbles and crystal clear waters.
Picturesque coastal village, stretched out at length of coasts of enchanting bight, in an area of exceptional natural beauty, full of olive trees. In the region you will find enough beaches for all tastes with sand and pebbles.
From Achilleio to Agios Dimitrios, there is a series of deserted small beaches. The beaches are not organized and it is necessary to have with you all essentials.
Quiet coastal village with clean coasts and cool turquoise waters. The range of coasts allows for a safe swimming for children, spear fishing at the head of a reef in the middle of the bay and autonomous scuba diving opportunities to explore the wild rocky sea-bottom.
Pigadi is a picturesque small port with many sandy beaches around the settlement. On the west the beaches of Lotro, Agioi Apostoloi and Leichoura and to the south the beach of Chrysi Akti Panagias.
Quiet sandy beach, ideal for families with small children. The tamarisks on the beach offer you rich shade during midday.
Approximately 2 km from Agia Marina you will find another lovely sandy beach with spotless waters, Pachia Ammos. The beach is not organized; therefore you must attend to your essentials but it is a good option for a swim while sailing in Greece.
Sandy beaches with spotless crystal waters at the front and by the homonymous settlement and a good option for a swim while sailing in Greece. Although not organized, the settlement offers a variety of services.
Coastal picturesque fishing village 54 km from Volos, ideal for relaxing holidays. Built on a sheltered secluded bay, it faces far away the islet of Kikinthos with the small church of Holy Trinity.
The settlement Kritharia, as Marathos, is found towards the way to Volos. From the first settlements inhabited by German vacationers.
At a small distance from the city, the beach of Almyros in Platanos can be found. Clean waters and decent taverns.
Beautiful beach with dark sand and pebbles. There are no particular facilities, but in the surrounding area you can find several restaurants and other shops.
Nea Anchialos, south of Volos at a distance of 19 km from the city, has evolved into a popular seasonal resort. It offers splendid and diverse beaches.
The beach is found in front of the homonymous seaside settlement, which is located approximately 3 km north-northeast of Nea Anchialos. Sandy organized beach that is popular with young people.
Few kilometers after Chrysi Akti and in the direction of Volos, we meet the bight Mamidakis and the settlement of Agios Georgios Kynigon. The settlement has both permanent and seasonal residences along with a calm beach with pebbles and shingles.
It is at the front of the homonymous settlement. It is a series of small sandy beaches in coves that are separated from each other by wide rocks.