Anchorage· Myloi· Greece — Ionian, Saronic & Argolic
Myloi (Lerna) Harbour
37° 33.3′ N · 22° 43.2′ E · approximate
The small fishing quay of Myloi, the village of ancient Lerna at the head of the gulf, where seafood tavernas line the water and the Bronze Age 'House of the Tiles' is a five-minute walk away.
Practical
Coordinate approx: placed in water just E of the mapped pier (OSM way 943443442 at 37.5546–37.5550, 22.7195–22.7201) and the Myloi minor light (OSM 37.55487, 22.72001), checked against the OSM coastline. Wikipedia calls Myloi a fishing village with a quay, 8 km west of Nafplio (about 4 nm by sea). No cruising guide we found covers it — no published depths or berthing rules; local fishing boats use the quay, so expect to anchor off or lie briefly alongside in calm weather. Exposure is our inference: the shore faces E/SE into the afternoon sea breeze (Sea-Seek gulf wind pattern). Ashore (OSM): seafood tavernas Faros and Lykos by the light, Ostria, souvlaki places, a supermarket (37.55334, 22.71671), butcher, Lerni bakery (37.55325, 22.71672), pastry shop and pharmacy (tel +30 2751 047565).
Best for
Lunch stop and visit to ancient Lerna
Season
Calm weather only