We left Dhenoussa in the morning with no wind forecast and 30 miles to go to our next island, Levitha. We had a glassy sea and no wind all the way, so we were glad to arrived to have a swim. Levitha is a landlocked bay on a very small island inhabited only by some fishermen, a lighthouse keeper and a family who own the taverna. The owner of the taverna has laid some moorings in the bay that he makes a small charge for unless you use his taverna at least once during your visit.  The taverna is powered only by solar and wind and all the food is from the island, goat, fish or lamb. There is no cellular phone or internet. We intend to stay for about a week, sheltering from a further bout of strong winds and just relaxing with only the Navtex to let us know what the weather is doing outside. Leros is going to feel very busy after this stop.