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Not looking at the Ionian Sea is complete withouth mention of Homer and the Odyssey. Odyssey tells the floor of Odysseus and his travels and adventures throughout the Mediterranean around 800BC. The Trojan War was concluded when the Greeks sucseeded bringing a wooden horse into the city of Troy. Greek soldiers were hidden inside and opened the city gates to the Greek army who sacked the city. Ulysses and the Greeks could know the other back to their kingdoms across the sea voyage of Ulysses say was rich of events is rather underestimating the case.

From Troy in what is now north-western Turkey, he sailed south through the Aegean. Arriving at the southern tip of Greece, he was blown off course to the lotus eaters in what is regarded as Libya. The is on Sicily, where he encounters the Cyclops. This one-eyed giant eats two of the crew before they escape. More trouble in the Lestrygons – Corsica or Sardinia. Here, the fleet is attacked by giants hurling rocks and the crew are devoured. Survivors Theh eastward Italy and the enchantress Circe. She maintains marine, then with a wave of her wand, turns them into pigs. Ulysses is protected by grass Hermes the god gave him.

At some point of reference in the trip is to the columns of Hercules. And this is supposed be the rock of Gibraltar and Jebel Musa in Morocco. These two mountains sitting on either side of the straight line is the enterance to the Mediterranean Sea from Atlantic Ocean. Now, he must pass the Sirens, whose sweet singing lures sailors to their deaths. Odysseus meets the ear plugs crew with wax, then lashes himself to the mast so that he can not steer the ship on the rocks waiting. Passing through the strait between Sicily and Italy mainland they run into the fire, which swallows the sea in a whirlpool, it spits again. Scylla and using each of his six hands to reach down from the cliff and tear a sailor on the bridge, then quickly, yes you guessed it, eat.

More misery as they upset the god Zeus sends a thunderbolt to destroy the ship. Only Odysseus survives, stranded on Malta, the home of the Calypso nymph who held against his will. Zeus, king of the gods, Hermes sends skimming the waves on sandals magic with orders release of Odysseus. But while close to home again another god, Posiedon, sends a storm to wreck his vessel and was washed ashore days later Corfu. He falls asleep in a thicket of olive and is awakened to the sound of laughter of women. This the princess Nausicaa down to the river to wash her wedding dress. Odysseus approaches her and she agreed to help try to finish the return trip. She introduces him to his father and when he heard the story of Odysseus, he ordered accelerated home to Ithaca.

Once home, he found the island full of suitors for the hand of his wife, after such a lapse of time Odysseus is presumed dead. He and a combat ally and win a battle against overwhelming odds with a little help from the gods. And then, Athena tells the contending parties to live together in peace through the years future.

Weather – Wind is compatible with the conditions in the Eastern Mediterranean. little wind in the morning but at noon the wind freshened throughout the afternoon may reach 20 knots. The evening and night sees a return to calm cinditions. During the summer months, it blows from the north-west and south-west for the remaining months.

The navigation area north

Corfu -. The island receives three times the average amount rain for the region and as a consequence is a mass of green woods, wild pine-covered mountains, lakes and cultivated fields. It also has miles sandy beaches. capital of the island, Corfu town is situated on a promontory atractivly the east coast, dominated by the new fortress. Visit Sidari north to bathe in the canal of love, legend has it that lovers stay together for life. 16km south of Corfu Town is the Villa of Achillion Built in Italian Renaissance style and situated at an altitude of 145 m. It has beautiful gardens and panoramic views interesting. Now a museum. 3 km further south is the charming fishing village of Benitses and the remains of a Roman villa. Climb to the summit of Mount Pantokrator where you will find an abandoned monastery dating from 1347. The hill also offers beautiful views

The main port is located in the town of Corfu. Enter the Old Port of the eastern end of the dike. Entering the inner harbor is very narrow and makes a strong north-west entry difficult. Once inside there is an excellent shelter in all weathers. Visitor berths are behind the pier in the wind, next, two and three deep. Anchoring is not advised, you will almost cetainly get entangled gear. Having landed, you are within walking distance of the city center. Adjacent to the port, you will find catering, machine shops, boat repair services engine and other equipment for electrical and electronic equipment. Corfu town offers the undisputed better throughout the facility-in the northern Ionian Sea.

3 miles north-west is linin Gouvia, a large field locked bay. At this end Gouvia Marina south east which has become the center of Corfu yachting. It houses a arsenal.The around Venice has beeen dealing with package holidays and there are better places spend time on a holiday craft.

The north of the Straits of Corfu is the stretch of water between Corfu and Albania. Beware Reef, just north of Agios Stefanos.

Agios Stefanos is a small inlet in the North Corfu Channel. No objection is normally at the anchor here, despite the presence of a nearby military post. The anchor in the middle of the bay at depths of 3 – 6m. The bottom is thick weeds and mud which may be difficult to pass. Good shelter from the prevailing wind NW. There is a rough stone mole on the south side of the bay, but this is generally taken by local boats. There are many tavernas around the earth. Some villas have been built here, but the bay retains a calm and beautiful and worth the stop for the night. limited provisions can be obtained

Agni Bay is immediately south of Kalami in the north-east of the island. It is open to the south and east and offers good shelter, but from the north-west winds. There are three taverns, each with its own private jetty, where you can bend to anchor preference. If the night here, it is better to anchor at the north end or south of the bay to avoid large waves from the ferries come and go during the night.

Paleokastritsa is on the east side of the island, it is a tourist attractive dominated by the monastery of Panagia Theotokos who perched on a high cliff. At 90 hours, you minute takes up the ruins of the castle which dates from the 13th Angelokastro century. There are numerous underwater caves in the locality can be reached by tender or dinghy. It is not easy to distinguish day the entrance to the bay to the approach from the northwest. However, the monastery at the top of the peninsula is clearly visible. The port is located on the side west of the bay and protected by a pier north south direction. Usually full of fishing skiffs that the few available seats are near the head of the wharf. The protection is good all the time, except when strong southerlies waves crashing on the water break, creating a heavy swell in the harbor. The port has no water. The fuel can be delivered. There are bars, restaurants and a supermarket within walking distance.

Petriti Village – North Port, is a former quarry visible from afar. There are shallows stretching south of the port along the bay and care is needed. Good protection of all time in port. Head for the new quay towards the earth where depths are greater than 2 meters. If you moor behind the breakwater be aware of shallow water nearby. The taverns were generally ground fresh fish. There are shops in the village about three kilometers Argyrades. Fair swimming beach nearby

Paxos is 7 miles south of Corfu. It is a beautiful island, covered with pines. It can be explored completely in a few days with a car or a motorcycle, both of which can be rented locally. The architecture of the three main cities, Gaios, Laka, and Logos Ionian is usually two colors and three-story houses along the streets. In contrast, the rural landscape is filled with low stone houses surrounded by gardens green.

The emblem of Paxos is the trident. It is said that Poseidon, god of the seas, wanted to create a beautiful, peaceful island apart from the other gods and men and intended to live there with his beloved Amfitriti. Then it hit the south of Corfu and Paxos disk was formed. But he lost his trident to strike the blow which was later found by Paxiots who made it their emblem.

Gaios the capital of Paxos. It is a charming port and propagates along the quays. Enter Gaios north from a direction passing two small islands, San Nicolas and Panagia island. Soak up the atmosphere of this bustling capital Gaios the square. At its heart is the church of St Apostoli. Gaios port and the entry of the approach are very safe mooring at night with patrols security both on land and water. There are several buildings to visit the castle of Saint Nicolas, the Monastery of Panagia, the Church of Agioi Apostoli and the first Christian church of Agia Marina. Take the sunset at the Ostria. There are beautiful beaches Gouli Loni, Kamini and Kaki Lagada.

Gaios Port is the main port of the island. You can moor in the middle of the busy tourist landscape or choose aquieter dock farther along the quay. If you want a place in July and August to be here early in the afternoon. excellent shelter in all weathers. Care must be taken when poses of your anchor point by passing through the narrow channel ferries can foul your chain.

Lakka, north of Paxos is situated in a beautiful Bay horseshoe shaped and is flanked by highlands covered with cypress and olive trees. Bay nearly landlocked is excellent for swimming and water sports. Holding is good. Some waves can occur depending on the wind direction. There are few places on the platform, only around 10 yachts. Freshwater truck local water.

His little sister island, just south, Anti Paxos is surrounded by crystal clear waters lapping on some beautiful sandy beaches.

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