BIGGER is not always better! Sailing Kejstral Adventures S02E02

Описание: BIGGER is not always better!

When it comes to mooring buoys I have always assumed that the bigger it is the safer it is. After our sail from Kos to Emporious on the beautiful island of Kalymnos, we discover this is definitely not the case!
Emporious is a beautiful part of the island, but out of season we find it extremely quiet.
Moving on to the small island of Levitha once again mooring buoys cause issues. These overcome we sample the wonderful delights of the local Taverna, and are welcomed into the family’s home to avoid the cold and wind.
Fish is our choice off the menu, and what a beautiful fish it is too, (Barracuda).
This Island was chosen last year to accommodate a wind farm, but the family who run the Taverna and supply the mooring buoys, assure us this is not the case, as the Military have blocked the planning request due to the islands strategic position!
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