Meganissi Island

Spartachori

As you enter the bay, you will see on your right hand side with a town quay and a couple of pontoons with lazy lines. You will be assisted in by the helpful taverna staff.  The taverna on the beach will expect you to eat there if you are mooring up, but the food is good, the view is amazing and there is a delightful (but steep) walk up into the village, which is well worth the effort for the views alone.

There is also a very good taverna on the south side of the bay with plenty of mooring (bows too may be necessary).

Vathi (often known locally as Little Vathi)

A lovely village with town quay, marina and limited space to anchor off.  On the right as you enter the bay, there is a taverna and pontoon (The Karnio), but this is often reserved for local charter companies and flotillas. You can always approach the pontoon and ask if it is ok to moor there for the night.  You will be expected to eat at the taverna if you do.

Abeliki Bay and Port Atheni

There are a couple of tavernas in these bays with pontoons (quite rudimentary versions of!), but a huge amount of space to anchor off in.

On the east coast of Meganissi there are some fantastic bays for overnighting and the caves on the south west coast are well worth a visit.