Full Description & Details
Port Sigri is a small marina in the town of Sigri on the Aegean shore of Lesvos. It offers 30 berths with a maximum depth of 3 meters, and overnight stays are allowed. The marina provides water and a crane, and a restaurant is available.
The town is known for its traditional taverns, including Cavo Doro, Porto Sigri, Restaurant Remezzo, Traditional Cafe To kentron, Anemos, Calma Cafe, Loca Cocktail & Espresso Bar, and Oyzepi, where you can try fresh shrimp, crab, squid, and mussels. The Black Rock diving center offers guided dives in the deeper waters of the Aegean. On land, you can visit Sigri Castle, the Church of Agia Triada, and the Natural History Museum of Lesvos Fossil Forest.
Hotels such as Lesvos Tower House and Sigri Holiday Home provide accommodation with traditional architecture.
How to get there
Port Sigri is located in the town of Sigri on the western coast of Lesvos, facing the Aegean Sea. The marina monitors VHF channel 12. The approach is straightforward in good weather, but be aware of the maximum depth of 3 meters when entering.
There are no specific navigational hazards mentioned, but always check local conditions. The town of Sigri is accessible by road from the rest of the island, and the nearest airport is on Lesvos, though it is a drive away. No formalities are detailed for visiting yachts, but standard Greek port entry procedures apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Port Sigri have?
Port Sigri has 30 berths.
What is the maximum depth at Port Sigri?
The maximum depth at Port Sigri is 3 meters.
Does Port Sigri have water and a crane?
Yes, Port Sigri provides water and a crane.
Is there a restaurant at Port Sigri?
Yes, there is a restaurant at Port Sigri, and the town has several taverns nearby.
What VHF channel does Port Sigri use?
Port Sigri uses VHF channel 12.
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