Yacht moorings in Port Lakka

Port Lakka is a small port on the northern tip of Paxos Island with a pier for yachts and an anchorage.

The bay is sheltered from all winds, except strong northerly and north-easterly. They can bring unpleasant waves into the bay.

Depths at the entrance of the bay are 6.0 - 8.0 m, and in the anchorage areas 3.0 - 6.0 m. Anchorages are possible all around the bay.

Mooring on the city quay can accommodate 10-12 yachts moored stern or bow to the pier at its anchor. Anchor at a depth of 4-6 meters on the sand with seaweed holds well. Depths at the quay are 2-2,5 m. The deepest part of the pier is north-east.

Yachts are moored on the waterfront can refill their water supply using a long hose hanging on the wall at the west end of the waterfront. There is one plug-in electricity post, the key for which is in a nearby cafe. You can get it after paying in advance.

There are two small supermarkets, a butcher shop and two bakeries where yachtsmen can replenish their supplies.