Anchorage· Pelion peninsula (mainland)· Greece — Dodecanese, Sporades & North Aegean
Agia Kyriaki (Trikeri)
39° 5.5′ N · 23° 4.0′ E
The fishing port of Trikeri at the mouth of the Pagasetic Gulf, facing the Trikeri Channel: an idyllic working village with a famous traditional boatyard and fish tavernas. It is the last seafood stop on the way back to Volos.
Practical
The position is the OpenStreetMap bay node (Ormos Trikeriou). A Port Authority sub-office is on the waterfront (OpenStreetMap). No published depth or berth data was found, so expect fishing boats on the quay and anchor off if there is no room. Sail Aegean names O Manolas for fresh seafood 'as you exit the Pagasitikos'. Odyssey Sailing suggests lunch here on the return from Skiathos, then about 2 hours to Volos. The village is about 73–80 km by road from Volos, and KTEL buses run. The Agia Kyriaki feast is on 6–7 July.
Best for
Seafood lunch and boat-building culture at the gulf entrance
Season
May–Oct
Nearby
- Kali Tychi Wreck (Agia Kyriaki)Right here
- Agia Kyriaki Festival0.2 NM away
- Agia Kyriaki Karnagio (Traditional Boatyard)0.2 NM away
- Aquacore Divers (Agia Kyriaki)0.2 NM away
- O Manolas Taverna (Agia Kyriaki)0.2 NM away
- Trikeri Village Hike0.7 NM away
- O Angelos Taverna (Kottes)2 NM away
- Kottes Bay (Trikeri peninsula)2.1 NM away