38°23′N · 20°32′E

Port Assos (Assos) Ionian Islands - Kefalonia - Greece Town Pier in Assos, Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian

Town Pier Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian

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Marine Conditions

19°
24.4°
6.9 kn
0.98 m
Sailing Conditions
excellent

Best Sailing Windows

Mon 18:00 - 05:00 3.8kn / 0.7m
Tue 07:00 - 18:00 5.1kn / 0.4m
Thu 07:00 - 11:00 3.6kn / 0.8m
Beaufort 3 - Gentle breeze
Douglas Slight
07:42 19:05

Wind Protection

52%

Moderate protection. Avoid strong E, N winds.

Sun24°/19°
9.9kn WSW 1.16m
Mon22°/19°
10.7kn WNW 1.06m
Tue20°/17°
8kn NE 1.02m
Wed21°/17°
8.9kn NNE 1.58m
Thu22°/16°
5.9kn N 1.16m
Fri23°/17°
9kn WNW 1.22m
Sat23°/18°
8kn NNW 1.36m
Sun
24°
9.9kn
Mon
22°
10.7kn
Tue
20°
8kn

Data from Open-Meteo • Updated every 30 min

🛠️ Services & Amenities

Restaurant
Shop
Anchorage
Town Pier

Description

Port Assos is a town pier in Assos, Kefalonia, Ionian Islands, Greece, positioned at coordinates 38.378239°N, 20.538274°E. Small, charming village 36 km north of Argostoli (Kefalonia capital). About 100 inhabitants - one of MOST CHARMING spots on island. Dominated by ruins of 16th century Venetian castle. Village built on small peninsula reflecting beautiful, warm atmosphere.\n\nArchitecture and Landscape: Traditional architecture, peaceful landscape, pebbled beaches compose natural beauty. Narrow alleys reveal colorful houses with pink/white blooms, lovely paths, old churches. Little taverns perched on quayside overlooking bay attract most visitors. Nearby services: Market, restaurant, anchorage.\n\nCastle Visit: Requires LONG walk amidst olive tree forests until reaching archway. Journey quite interesting and refreshing.\n\nTip: Small charming village (100 inhabitants) - one of MOST CHARMING Kefalonia spots, 36km north of capital. 16th century Venetian castle ruins dominate peninsula setting. Traditional architecture with colorful blooming houses, pebble beaches, peaceful atmosphere. Quayside taverns overlook bay - scenic dining. Castle visit LONG walk through olive forests to archway - interesting, refreshing but time/effort required. The Venetian ruins, peninsula setting, traditional charm, and intimate size make this romantic, tranquil destination.

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