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Last updated on 8 April 2025
also known as Missolonghi, the Greek city of Messolonghi was strongly marked by the Greek War of Independence. Located on the eastern bank of a lagoon, the city of Messolonghi has deep memories of the many sieges it has endured.
By choosing a yacht charter in Messolonghi, you will learn much more about the Greek War of Independence. During a short stroll, you will be able to see the ramparts surrounding the city, which were built by the Venetians. But it is on your way to the Museum of History and Art that you will be able to see the documents, statutes and works of art commemorating the bloody struggle against the Turkish invaders proudly on display.
But Messolonghi is also a paradise for bird lovers, who will enjoy admiring certain rare species such as the Nanoglarona or the white-rumped swallow. As for food lovers, a stop in Messolonghi will allow them to sample the succulent and famous caviar and thedelicious local dishes made with freshly caught fish, while yachtsmen will dive into the lagoon to admire the sea turtles and other fish that inhabit this protected marine reserve in Greece.
Your moments of relaxation in Messolonghi
Those who love peace and quiet will quickly find what they are looking for in Messolonghi. A true source of inspiration for renowned writers such as the Greek poet Dionýsios Solomós, the port city invites you to linger along its narrow and peaceful streets that invite reverie. by bike, take the cycle path linking the island of Tourlida to Messolonghi, in use since 1885. This little trip will be rewarded by a magnificent sunset, considered one of the most beautiful in Greece.
From the sea, the city ramparts will transport you to a distant era. Yachtsmen will succumb to the beauty of the Messolonghi lagoon, which offers an oasis of calm. You will see several species of animals there, such as sea turtles, pelicans and flamingos. The lagoon is ideal for a short kayak trip among the flamingos. Your sailing cruise in Greece along the lagoon will take you to the islet of Etoliko. Located 12 km from Messolonghi, the island offers its visitors a small, quiet stroll hauled in at the side of the boat. Water at Etoliko during the salt harvesting period. You will see the great marshes and the famous salt "mountains".
To round off your little break in Messolonghi in style, treat yourself to a little thermal mud bath. The seaside resort is also very popular for its black, clayey mud with therapeutic properties.
Travel through the Gulf of Patras and Corinth
Located to the north of the Gulf of Patras, Messolonghi is an excellent point of departure for cruise passengers wishing to travel along the Gulf of Patras and Corinth. A long, romantic cruise that will allow you to discover quiet little coastal towns such as Nafpaxos, Galaxidi and the island of Trizonia, where you can spend a few hours walking among the olive trees.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 3 294 |
|---|---|
| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $13,927 |
| Minimum weekly price | $808 |
| Maximum price per week | $3,470,875 |