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Swimming & Snorkelling
One of the peninsula's best-kept secrets, Aspat remains delightfully undeveloped. A Byzantine chapel ruin overlooks the bay, sunsets here are legendary among local sailors, and the crystal water is among the clearest on the coast.
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Sailing Notes
Wild & unspoiltThe 6th-century Byzantine chapel ruin on the northern headland is a 20-minute walk from the beach. No facilities ashore — bring your own provisions.
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Ashore
No restaurants or cafés in the bay. Completely natural. Bring all provisions. The nearest village with facilities is 2 km inland.
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Cautions
Anchor in sand patches, avoiding Posidonia seagrass. Swell can enter from the south in strong southerly conditions. Not recommended overnight in S winds.
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Season & Climate
Peak season June–September. Sea 24–29°C in summer. Average 300 sunny days/year. Rainfall November–February.
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Byzantine Chapel
The 6th-century Byzantine chapel ruin on the northern headland is a 20-minute walk from the beach. No facilities ashore — bring your own provisions.
