This Harbour Guide is written by one of Skagerrak Forlag’s most experienced skippers, Per Hotvedt. Per has sailed many of the world’s waters, but has spent many years sailing and exploring the waters of eastern Greece and Albania, collecting and compiling the information and charts presented in this guide.

This Harbour Guide, like all the guides in our series, presents each harbour on a separate page, a format that has been developed by Skagerrak Forlag based on the very extensive sailing experience of all the authors and editors who contribute to the production of our guides, including their use of our guides at sea. We believe that this format gives skippers and crews the best and easiest access to the information they need to bring their boat safely in to harbour.  On each page is a large aerial photograph of the harbour marked up with all the most important navigational information including approach line, a clear and large scale chart of the harbour itself, a text that describes the area around the harbour, where to eat and things to do and see, a description of berthing and anchoring and a fact box. All photographs are taken or commissioned by the publisher and are unique, all charts have been drawn exclusively for the publisher and include depth measurements made by the author or Skaggerak Forlag and the harbours included in the guide have been handpicked by ourselves based on our knowledge and exploration of the area. An online subscription version of this guide is also available on www.harbourguide.com, with all other published Harbour Guides.