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Porto Carras

Name: Porto Carras
Address: Porto Carras, Central Macedonia, Greece
Telephone: +302375077000
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About Porto Carras

The MarinaPorto Carras is located on the East Side of Sithonia Peninsula, Ηalkidiki -Northern Greece. The marina has a capacity of 315 berths for yachts up to 55 m length and 5,5 m draught. All berths have water and power supply. The distance to the international airport of Thessaloniki is about 110 km. Porto Carras Marina is the largest private marina in Northern Greece and surrounded by a beautiful pine tree landscape. The marina offer various services such as 24/7 security, bars / restaurants, shopping possibilities, fuel station, dry dock area, sanitary facilities, laundry and a shopping center.

Servizi

Elettricità

Benzina

Acqua

Wifi

Docce

Toilette

Cibo

Diesel

Acque Reflue

Bar

Costruttore di Barche

Lavanderia

Alaggio

Strutture Mediche

Mercati

COORDINATES

40.07535 N, 23.79440 E

Port Information

Telefono

+302375077000

Email

marina@portocarras.com

Berth Sizes

10-20m

Profondità alla Bassa Marea Media

3m+

Manovrabilità

Good

Channel Marking

Excellent

Porto di Entrata

Overseas Visitor Berths

Yes

Ormeggi per Catamarani

Yes

Tipo di Molo

Floating

Style Side To

Yes

Tidal Flow

Negligible

Active Winter

Yes

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Weather Forecast

Sat

5AM - 9AM

07 February 2026

W 5–7 knots.
12 to 14°C
S 0.5m at 4s period
UV Index: 0 - Low
Sunny

Sat

9AM - 1PM

07 February 2026

W 7 knots increasing to 12 knots. Gusts up to 18 knots.
13 to 16°C
SW 0.4m at 4s period
UV Index: 2 - Low
Sunny

Sat

1PM - 5PM

07 February 2026

W 12 knots decreasing to 6 knots. Gusts up to 18 knots.
15°C
Calm sea
UV Index: 2 - Low
Sunny

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