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Trash Tuesday from Skinos Beach on Rinia near Delos near Mykonos.


This anchorage gets very busy during the day with tripper boats but empties out considerably in the evening. If you arrive and there are lots of craft anchored there already, it's best to anchor further out and wait until sunset. You should be able to manoeuvre right into this little bay which has the clearest water we have seen in a long time. It also has a beautiful, fine sand beach.

We collected a bag of plastic trash along the shoreline a few days ago which included 91 plastic drinking water and Coke caps along 176 metres of beach!

The beach is pretty clean now, so if you're in the area, it's a great place to stop and has the added bonus that, weather permitting, you can easily take your tender to the amazing archaeological site of Delos nearby.

Skinos Beach in the foreground with Delos behind and Mykonos in the background

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Interactive map

We believe that our interactive map below is the largest drone image database of anchorages and harbours in the world. While Navily and Noforeignland exist to help sailors, there is nowhere else that we have seen that offers sailors a bird's eye view of the areas they may wish to visit.

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Click on the icons below to see details of the anchorages or stops we have made, as well as drone images of the anchorages, where possible. Hopefully this information might assist you should you decide to visit there.
 

As of 7 July 2022 there are now over 850 drone images taken at over 320 anchorages, harbours and marinas. Our 2022 images, details and tracks are being added daily.

 

To make viewing easier, you can now click on the square icon in the grey bar at top right of the map to toggle the tracks and anchorages on and off for different years and it allows you to remove all tracks with one click to make the anchorage icons easier to see.

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Enjoy.

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We are Nic and Catherine Hodgson from Cape Town, South Africa. Since November 2015 we have been commuting between Cape Town and LADY ROSLYN, spending summers cruising and exploring the Mediterranean Sea.

 

In the future we hope to make an Atlantic crossing, with time in the Caribbean and with luck, we'll spend a season or two in the Pacific.

 

Along the way, we have loved that family and friends have joined us.

 

We are taking it slowly and enjoying life one trip at a time.

"We travel not to escape life,

but for life not to escape us"

 

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