According to the source, a local summer thermal wind called Mistral starts after midday, blows in the afternoon and eases at sunset. W and NW are explicitly listed directions. Sources give different typical strengths, so no fixed range is recorded.

The leeward water is smooth and flat; chop can develop on the windward side. Access is across a small sand and stone beach. Watch for sea urchins at the launch.

Coordinates: 38.92825, 21.02381. The spot is remote; according to the source access follows a gravel track and then continues on foot to the shore. Check road condition before driving there.

The source data lists windsurfing and kitesurfing lessons and rental, SUP rental, repairs, rescue, a shop, parking, toilets and showers. An independent source describes the spot as remote and without infrastructure. Do not assume services are available on site.

This flat-water spot is side-offshore to offshore and, according to the source, reserved for experienced riders. There are sea urchins at the launch. The spot is remote; establish the launch and return route on site.