Kalamos is a remote and beautiful island with Port Kalamos being the isle╠вcувs primary settlement. In the tiny village a harbor of Episkopi, located on the north side, is home to a ruined monastery. The walk from the harbor up to the monastery offers picturesque views over the water towards mainland Greece. Also on the Kalamos╠вcув north end, there are several protected anchorages with deep-water coves. Dolphins love this area, so be sure to look for them playfully swimming about! The coves are overhung with rocks and cliffs eroded into majestic and fantastical shapes and surrounded by thick pine forests providing welcome shade from the sun. there is good shelter from the northwest, but winds can gust off the mountain.
Over the next 24 hours temperatures will reach a maximum of 20C at 11am in Kalamos, there will be no rain, and the wind will be light reaching 9 kts at 3pm.
Your next nearest town is Episkopi and your nearest marina is Mytikas otherwise why not visit Kalamos Harbour ...
a pretty harbour run by George in a beautiful setting. Not many mooring spaces and boats rafter three abreast at the inner pier end. Pleasent welcome at George's restaurant (also offers showers). Further up the village has a small supermarket.
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