The logbook
Notes from the quay.
Written by the skippers and the galley, mostly in the off-season. Wind, anchorages, food and the odd piece of seamanship.
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- Anchorages · 2 Jul 2027Kleftiko before nineThe pirate caves on the southwest corner of Milos, before the day boats arrive. Go early, go by tender, go quietly.
- Galley · 21 Jun 2027The chickpeas that cook all night on SifnosRevithada goes into a clay pot on Saturday night and comes out of a wood oven on Sunday at noon. We moor in Kamares to be there for it.
- Anchorages · 9 Jun 2027Folegandros has almost no harbour, and that is the pointCliffs on three sides and a village 200 metres up. The island keeps its quiet by being hard to reach.
- Seamanship · 27 May 2027Why you cannot anchor in the calderaThe water under Oia is 300 metres deep. Here is how we spend a night under the cliffs anyway.
- Anchorages · 12 May 2027Two metres of water, ten metres of visibilityThe Small Cyclades between Naxos and Amorgos, where a catamaran can sit over white sand that a monohull has to watch from outside.
