Stouronisi Island, a tiny jewel nestled in the Aegean Sea, beckons sailors with its promise of adventure, serenity, and a taste of ancient Greece. Imagine sailing past the mythical shores of this island, where Poseidon once roamed, and the winds whisper tales of ancient heroes. Stouronisi offers something for every sailor, from the thrill of navigating challenging channels to the tranquility of anchoring in secluded bays. The island’s crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches, and charming villages are a siren’s call, tempting you to explore its hidden coves and soak in the sun-drenched Aegean bliss.
Turquoise water, rocky snorkel spots, and quiet day-anchorage vibes opposite Nea Styra.
Drive to Agia Marina (Attica) and ferry to Nea Styra; sailors hop across the South Euboean Gulf in settled weather.
N–NE summer winds funnel; anchor on sand patches with good scope and keep clear of ferry wake lanes.
Base in Nea Styra for seafront rooms, supplies, and frequent ferries back to Attica.
Day-stop only; no facilities. Rig stern lines if med-mooring to rock, and verify holding over sand/weed mix.
Known in antiquity as Aegilia; local sites recall Persian War lore—ask in Nea Styra for brief history pointers.
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