Kalymnos Island lies just south of Leros.
The town is bustling and popular and still imparts a sensation of prehistoric permanence.
The port is located at the head of the bay on the South shore of the Island.
Strong northwest winds usually prevail in summer.
Kalymnos is framed with rocky islets.
With the Meltemi blowing there are strong gusts off the high land down into the port.
The harbour is protected by two moles.
The northern shores of Kalymnos extend for 0.5 miles up. There are small marine farms in the northern part of Cape Diapori.
There are rocky islets all around, so care is needed.
Approach:
The harbour is protected by two moles
Approaching From the east – the buildings of Kalymnos town.
Approaching from the west- you’ll see the town only when you reach the bay entrance.
Closer in, the monastery on the hill above the town, the silver cupola of the cathedral and the outer mole.
By night, the harbour lights are difficult to make out against the loom of the city lights.
Mooring:
Kalymnos marina 36° 57.02′ N, 26° 59.18′ E
No mooring liens
Drop un anchor (and note where your anchor is)
This marina belongs to the government, so the rates are low.
25 Berths
Max draft 3-5m
Max length 25m
VHF Ch12,10
Eleni (WhatsApp) will help you tie up: +30 6980104127
Giannis 6944816743 for technical help
Ferries generating a swell.
Port Kalymnos 36° 56.95′ N, 26° 59.03′ E
30 Berths
Max draft 2-6m
VHF Ch11
Facilites
For Water call: 6944816743
Maritime- ship and crew- port supply
If you arriving from Turkey and need help with clearing in or e-TEPAI, Eleni +30 2243 0594 02
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