Harbor Vasilikís (38°37’.7 N – 20°36’.4 E) is located in the E part of the head of the namesake bay, in front of Vasilikí village. It is open NW and comprises two basins: the S and the N one.

The S basin is formed between the S (outer) breakwater, which is 110 m long and has a light flashing green, and a jetty, which is 130 m long that extends NW, with a light flashing green as well.

The E coasts of the basin are quayed for about 270 m, with depths of 3–5 m. On the quayed SE coasts there is a ramp, used for mooring by the ferries that connect the harbor to Itháki island and Kefallinía island.

The entrance of the N basin is formed by the above mentioned jetty and by a jetty that lies 120 m NE of its head and extends for 40 m SW. On its head lies a jetty that extends for 20m SE.

Its inner coasts are quayed for about 360 m with depths of 1m near them. Mostly pleasure boats moor stern to the N basin. The harbor has a holding ground of sand and mud.