Agia Kiriaki pier (Agia Kiriaki) Thessaly - Greece

Agia Kiriaki pier is a town pier in Agia Kiriaki, Thessaly and Central Greece, Greece, located at coordinates 39.092482°N, 23.068649°E. CHARMING SMALL VILLAGE with EXCEPTIONALLY WELCOMING hosts but CRITICAL anchoring technique required. Village Character: Charming small village with EXCEPTIONALLY WELCOMING hosts. Outstanding hospitality creates warm memorable atmosphere - genuine friendliness beyond typical tourist service. CRITICAL Anchoring Technique: When mooring, VERY IMPORTANT to DROP ANCHOR FAR OUT and TIGHTEN CHAIN as FAR AWAY from dock as POSSIBLE. Sometimes there are STRONG WAVES from FERRY that can PUSH POORLY ANCHORED boats to dock. Ferry wake creates dangerous surge - inadequate scope or insufficient distance will result in boats being pushed onto dock causing damage. Capacity: Room for 4 to 5 BOATS. Very limited capacity requires early arrival for berth. Local Custom: GENERAL CUSTOM is if you moor with HELP of one of TAVERNS to also as GESTURE have dinner/lunch there. Taverna-assisted mooring implies reciprocal dining obligation - customary to patronize establishment that helps with berthing. Village Walk: Village is GREAT for SHORT WALK. Pleasant strolling environment for brief exploration. Services: Restaurant, Anchorage available. Tip: Exceptionally welcoming charming village but CRITICAL: anchor FAR OUT with MAXIMUM scope - ferry waves can push poorly anchored boats onto dock! Room 4-5 boats only. Custom: if taverna helps you moor, dine there. Great for short village walk.