Agios Andreas

cove · Milina · Sporades

Agios Andreas is a cove on the coast of Sporades.

The nearest town is Milina.

It lies in Pagasetic Gulf.

The bay opens towards the north (356°).

One of the busiest anchorages of the area, in clear water.

Shelter by wind direction

Good shelter in east, south-east (sirocco), south, south-west and west wind.

Partial shelter in north (tramontana), north-east and north-west wind.

Swell can come in from north to north (356°–360°).

Shelter is estimated from open water and swell, not from wind strength: a strong wind can still gust over the land.

Here, shelter depends on tonight's wind. Seadromy reads the forecast and tells you before you leave.

Depth near the anchoring spot: about 4.6 m (EMODnet bathymetry, indicative).

Direct approach from open water; the routing point lies 1.5 NM from the anchoring spot.

Posidonia seagrass is present: drop the anchor on sand only.

Seagrass shown on the general chart: drop the anchor on sand.

Road within 400 m: busy in the afternoon.

Almost no buildings ashore (0 within 600 m).

A remarkable site can be reached from here.

A village is a quarter of an hour away without a vehicle.

Within reach:

When the wind makes this place exposed, the nearest places rated as well sheltered are:

Partly. Shelter is rated fair in north wind. The nearest well-sheltered place is Mavri Petra, 0.7 NM by sea.

Yes. Shelter is rated good in south-east wind.

Depth near the anchoring spot: about 4.6 m (EMODnet bathymetry, indicative).

It depends on the wind of the night: Seadromy picks the evening anchorage with the forecast of the day.