Trip on boat to Serifos
Explore Serifos with your own boat
Places to moor in Serifos
In Serifos there are some of the most beautiful beaches of Cyclades. Many of them have road access. To get to some of the others you must follow picturesque passable or stony paths while in some of them you can get only by boat.
Where to moor (organized)
Livadi (port)
There are special mooring spots along the new marina. At the jetty of Livadi, electricity and water are available but keep in mind that mooring is not for free. Here you can refuel following consultation. For information, kindly contact Serifos’ port authorities (tel: 2281051470 - channel VHF: 12).
Livadi is very well protected from the weather, especially in July and August, when it hosts many boats. If you can’t find a place in the jetty, you can also moor offshore.
Here there are many restaurants and cafés which stay open most of the months, while you will also find ATMs, mini markets to get ice, cars to rent, a taxi piazza and the bus terminal.
If you visit Serifos during the winter, you’d better find out first which businesses stay open.
- In the event that there aren't any taxis at the taxi rank, you can call one. Find the telephone numbers of taxis here
- At the mole, there is a ramp for the lifting / launching of small and large vessels.
See information on the map
For those who want something more quiet you can anchor, mainly offshore, at:
Megalo Livadi. There is a jetty but it is small and the spots are limited. From Easter till October there are cafés and restaurants where you can also buy ice.
See information on the mapKoutalas & Ganema. In fact it is a big bay with two beaches, Koutalas and Ganema. Here you can moor mainly offshore. Both beaches are very well protected by the weather.
In the area there are restaurants that stay open mainly during the summer.
See information on the map- Of course, all the bays of the island, if the depth and the weather conditions allow it; can be used as anchorages for those seeking a more secluded vacation (such us Kalo Abeli, Maliadiko, Kedarchosetc).
- Information on the beaches and coasts of Serifos
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