I wrote a summary of the whole process on my website: https://www.sionell.de/sioned/index.php/tips-und-tricks/72-griechische-yachtsteuer-t German language only, sorry, but you might engage Google Tran

Hi James, yes, I will try out Toms solution. Will need probably some rod to help push the first 20m chain forward in the locker. As for the chain shackle for the snubber, I am using this one: https://

Hi James, I _think_ there should be enough space in the locker to install such a partial bulkhead. But remember that the locker hatch is not that big. So I imagine it will be a pain to both install th

Hi James, I consider 80m chain the minimum (which is unfortunately also the maximum for our boats unless you have your spouse playing chain rat and guiding the chain inside the locker when it is comin

Hi James, while there are some anchorages in Greece where weed can make it a bit of a problem to anchor on first attempt, there are usually enough sandy patches among the weed where you can drop your

Hi James, in my experience the Rocna has excellent holding power. I weathered the Medicane in Greece last October with this Anchor (45+ kn winds for several hours) and also used it on a couple of occa

Hi James, I am running a 33kg Rocna on my Maramu #148 and it fits perfectly: Never had problems with the anchor dangling to the hull (except for the few occasion when I forgot to haul it in completely

I would recommend the Marina of Agios Nikolaos on Crete - if you can get a place there. We have a couple of Amel here, most afloat though. It is one of the cheaper marinas in Greece with a lively town

Miles, I have two 100W panel installed between mizzen shrouds and the main aft stay using some cheap aluminum profiles. Works for a couple of years now even with 45+ kn wind. 1 more is on top of the r