Marina Mpaltizas

Poros Marina is a small harbour situated in the town with the same name and it stands on the banks of the Ionian Sea, in one of the most beautiful spots on this island. Poros marina represents an famous tourist destination throughout the year, being preferred by tourists who are passionate about nautical activities and water sports, as well as by those who wish to spend their vacation in a serene location with modern facilities and great accommodation services.

Marina Poros

The harbor of Aegina, being close to Athens, is always crowded - especially at weekends. Yachts moor stern/bow-to using their anchors either on the N quay, where there are depths of 2.0 – 2.5 metres, or on the S quay, where there are depths at the W end of 5.0 – 6.0 metres but little more than a metre at the E end near the slipway. A yacht should keep well off the quay in either spot, since the ferries cause quite a wash on entry. Outside the harbour is a small marina, Aegina Marina, protected by a long detached breakwater, where yachts berth on long pontoons. However, this is usually filled with local yachts on permanent moorings and there is little space for visitors.

Marina Aegina

This is the old Ydra harbor. Usually very busy with watersports / yachting people.
You have to moor stern to the shore as usual in the Mediterranean. 
Mind that after lowering your anchor, many more will do so.
In the end of the evening the ferry will do so as well ......

Mind this when you want to leave the next morning, it took us over an hour.

Ydra Historical Horbor / Ydra Port

⚓ Port of Piraeus – Athens, Greece
 📍 Coordinates: 37.950° N, 23.638° E
 🗺 Nautical Charts: Greek Hydrographic Service – Attica / Saronic Gulf Charts
 🌐 Official Info: Piraeus Port Authority S.A. (PPA S.A.) –

🏛️ The Port of Piraeus is the principal sea gateway of Athens and Greece’s largest port by passenger and container traffic. It is also one of the busiest ports in the Mediterranean region, responsible for commercial cargo, ferries to the islands, cruise ships, and maritime services for the surrounding Attica region. Operated by the Piraeus Port Authority S.A., it supports a wide range of maritime infrastructure and services.

🛠️ Services & Facilities
Berth Infrastructure: Quays for large container vessels, ferries, Ro-Ro vessels, as well as terminals for cruise and passenger ships
Depth & Size: Depths in major areas are approximately 11–12 m or more; channel depth is cited as “23.2 m – over” in specialised port listings
Passenger Terminal: Dedicated cruise ship terminals (Terminal A, B, C) capable of handling large passenger volumes.
Cargo Handling: Includes container terminals (Terminals 1-3) with multi-million TEU capacity; general cargo, vehicle terminals and storage facilities.
Utilities & Services: Supply of fresh-water, electricity (shore power), waste reception facilities, shore services, ISPS security compliance.
Transport Links: Excellent connectivity to Athens (via metro, suburban rail, buses, taxis) and proximity to Athens International Airport

📞 Contacts
Piraeus Port Authority S.A.
Address: 10 Akti Miaouli, 185 38 Piraeus, Greece
Phone: +30 210 4550000 / +30 210 4550100 / +30 210 3274400
Email: olp@olp.gr / info@hraf.gr

Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) Piraeus 
VHF channels 13/14/15 
phone +30 21313 74777

🚨 Emergency & Useful Contacts
General Emergency Services (Police/ Fire/ Ambulance): 112
Port Authority/Coast Guard: +30 210 4550000 (as above)
Note: Additional specific VTS/Coast Guard numbers should be confirmed directly with PPA S.A. or the Hellenic Coast Guard official listings.

🧭 Visitor & Mariner Notes
Due to the port’s high traffic and vast scope, advance coordination with the port authority for berthing instructions and arrival procedures is strongly advised.
Monitor VHF channels: 12 or 16, and ensure communications are established with the VTS when approaching.
The port enforces strict environmental and waste-disposal regulations; compliance is mandatory.
For recreational yachts, berthing may be limited; alternate marinas may need to be considered.





Port of Piraeus – Athens

Methana Marina in the city of Méthana has a complete range of services which include water, electricity and a gas station. It has 70 berths for boats of 25 meters of length and a maximum depth of 3 meters. As it has ramp and a crane, this yacht club allows you to work on the slipway or pull your boat into the water. During mooring, the staff at the port will assist you all the way.
is located on the peninsula with the same name, famous for its two steep volcanic slopes. Methana volcano is what we owe this great landscape to. Emerging from the depths of the sea, it formed stunning volcanic scenes, rich vegetation areas and wonderful sandy beaches. The main tourist attraction in Methana is the mountains. This small peninsula surprisingly hosts over 30 volcanic eruption centres. In the middle of this rugged terrain, the city has a rich flora and a unique wildlife, which attracts many nature lovers from all over the world. Dining is really special in the area. You will find some fantastic restaurants, such as O Meletis, serving wonderful home-cooking. If you like, you can book a luxurious suite in the famous Apollon Hotel Methana, Cavo Petra, Studios Nikos, Stamatiou or Dimitris and let their remarkable staff take care of your every need. If you want to turn a holiday into a romantic vacation with your loved one, Methana Marina is also a wonderful choice.

Methana Marina

Nomós Piraiós

In the port of Lavrio there is a possibility of servicing 200 pleasure boats, with the prospect of soon increasing to 400, completing a breathtaking project for the city and the port with the construction of floating buoys.
Especially in the summer months, several professional boats are served, mainly sailing boats and, of course, private ones of various types.
Lovers of maritime tourism prefer the port of Lavrio, due to its proximity to Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport, but also because it is an easier way to approach most of the islands of the Aegean Sea.
Numerous yacht rental companies are active in the port, which also maintain service offices for those interested.
Also, the Lavrio Nautical Sports Club has its headquarters in the port, but other nautical sports clubs are also often active, especially in the context of major national and international competitions.
The users of the tourist sector of the port of Lavrio have at their disposal car parking, electricity and water supplies, a ramp for lifting and launching boats as well as fuel refuelling services.
During the winter months, boat owners have the option of using a highly secure boat mooring area.
Pleasure boats, the owners of which wish to enter into a contract with ALL SA in order to secure a place at the wharf, complete the Contract Application, which is governed by specific conditions (contract conditions).
The detailed price list of charges and terms of services of ALL SA is published on this page. For the convenience of interested yacht owners, a summary table of the relevant price list is provided. For any other information, users can refer to the Price List section.
Recreational boats have the option of using water and electricity supplies, while an area is offered at the south-eastern end of the harbor for the winter storage of boats.

Lavrion Marina

Rafina Port is an official port of entry in Greece. It is managed by the Rafina Port Authority SA and is classified as a port of international interest (Category K1) within the Trans-European Transport Network. This designation allows it to handle international passenger traffic, including customs and immigration procedures, particularly for travelers arriving from non-Schengen countries.
Rafina Port is the second busiest passenger port in the Attica region, after Piraeus, serving approximately 2 million passengers annually. Located about 30 kilometers northeast of Athens city center and roughly 30–45 minutes from Athens International Airport, it offers a more relaxed and accessible alternative to the larger Piraeus Port.
Rafina Port includes facilities for mooring pleasure boats and small vessels. The port offers berths for yachts and smaller boats, providing essential services such as water and electricity connections. However, it's important to note that Rafina Port primarily functions as a commercial ferry port, and while it accommodates smaller vessels, it may not offer the extensive amenities found in larger marinas. 
Ferry Destinations
Rafina serves as a key gateway to several Greek islands, particularly in the Cyclades and Northeast Aegean regions. Popular destinations include:
Northern Cyclades: Andros, Tinos, Mykonos
Central and Southern Cyclades: Naxos, Paros, Santorini, Milos
Northeast Aegean Islands: Samos, Ikaria (seasonal routes)
Crete: Heraklion (seasonal, with stops at Cycladic islands)
Evia: Marmari, Karystos
Ferry services are more frequent during the summer months, with multiple daily departures. 
Port Facilities
The port features a single large terminal equipped with 13 ramps for conventional ferries and 2 ramps for high-speed vessels. Amenities include:
Passenger waiting areas (one indoor and two sheltered)
Ticket offices and travel agencies
ATMs and banking services
Cafés, restaurants, and shops
Municipal and private parking options
The port's compact size makes it easy to navigate, and the nearby town of Rafina offers additional services and attractions, such as the hilltop church of Agios Nikolaos and Marikes Beach.
Transportation to Rafina Port
From Athens City Center:
Intercity Bus (KTEL): Departs hourly from Pedion tou Areos near Victoria Station; approximately 1.5 hours
Taxi: Around 45 minutes
Car: Via Leoforos Marathonos Avenue or Attiki Odos (A6/E94)
From Athens International Airport:
Intercity Bus (KTEL): Departs hourly from the Arrivals Level, opposite the Sofitel Hotel; approximately 30 minutes.
Taxi: 20–30 minutes
Car: A quick 30-minute drive via Attiki Odos.
For travelers seeking a less congested and more convenient departure point to the Greek islands, especially those in the northern Cyclades, Rafina Port offers an efficient and pleasant alternative to Piraeus.

Rafina Port Authority: +30 2294 321200 / 201
Address: Akti Andrea G. Papandreou, 19009, Rafina, Attiki, Greece

Rafina Port

Nomarchía Anatolikís Attikís

Glyfada

Nomarchía Athínas

Attica

Galaxidhi is a small harbour and resort on the N (mainland) coast of Korinthiakos Kolpos (the Gulf of Corinth), 36 miles from the W entrance to the Corinth Canal and 30 miles E of the Rio-Antirio suspension bridge at the entrance to the Gulf. The town has a long history of shipping and shipbuilding and hosts a good nautical museum, but today it is the upscale picturesque haunt of well-heeled Athenians and visiting yachtsmen. The quays here have recently been refurbished, making Galaxidhi one of the most yacht-friendly harbours in the gulf. It is also a handy place to leave your boat for a visit to the ancient site of Delphi. Shelter is good under most conditions, although strong NE winds send in a moderate swell.

Visiting yachts either berth alongside on three sides of the concrete jetty at the entrance to the harbour or stern/bows-to using their anchors between here and the row of small boat moorings further up the inlet. Often there will be someone ashore to tell you where to berth. There is space for around 5-6 yachts alongside and 15 on anchor moor. The quay is well supplied with good quality stainless steel mooring rings set into the wall as well as small bollards on top of the quay. The quay has been filled out from that shown on the charts and depths along the quay are greater than 3m. The holding is good in soft mud (it held us for 6 weeks in the winter) and you should lay out plenty of chain if anchor mooring. There are water and electricity points all along the quay (free in the winter).

Marina Galaxidhi

Central Greece

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.

Porto Carras

Porto  Koufo is a bay  whose inn is a natural small port  with an entrance direction from South  to North.  It is located in the Toroneos Gulf, near the south-western end of Sithonia. It is one of the safest bays and anchorages in Northern Greece that although its entrance is on the west side of the peninsula, then the bay turns 90 degrees north thus providing safe coverage regardless of the direction of the wind. 

It is noted that the entrance of Porto Koufo bay at a distance from the sea is indistinguishable. For this reason, there are two lighthouses on either side of the entrance. During the day, the safe entrance is achieved by aligning the middle of the entrance with the Trikrano peak of Mount Athos.

It is noteworthy that during World War II, it was used by German submarines due to its strategic position, which provided natural air cover and direct access to the Aegean. The Germans, during World War II, used it as a base and fortified it strongly. Today, it is a quiet, small fishing village that is evolving into a remarkable tourist resort of Sithonia. 

Porto Koufo was the ancient port of Toronea, the safest anchorage for Toronean ships. The port retains its ancient name to this day, since then it was called Kofos port, because the ancients claimed that whoever is in the bay does not hear the roar of the sea at all.

Porto Koufo is 146 km from Thessaloniki and 82 km from the capital of the Prefecture of Halkidiki, Polygyros. Today, the port of Porto Koufo has been adapted to a small fishing port (shelter), but with a limited facility for mooring small tourist boats and yachts.

Porto Koufo 

Ormos Panagias is a small settlement in Sithonia. It is essentially the port of Agios Nikolaos and is located just 2.5 km southeast. Ormos Panagias is 109 km from Thessaloniki and 42 km from the capital of the Prefecture of Halkidiki, Polygyros.             

The settlement has a variety of options from rooms to let and hotels, as well as many restaurants. The port of Ormos is moored mainly by tourist boats which make trips around the peninsula but also to the peninsula of Mount Athos. The port has a Coast Guard, but the possibility and installation of mooring small tourist boats is limited. 

Port of Panagia Bay

THESSALONIKI
Kind: Port Authority (Thessaloniki Port Authority S.A. – THPA S.A.)
Address: Pier A, Inside Port Zone, Thessaloniki, ZIP 54625, Greece
Phone: +30 2310 593118
Fax: +30 2310 510500
Email: info@thpa.gr
Website: www.thpa.gr

Thessaloniki Port is the second largest port in Greece and one of the most important in the Aegean Sea and the Balkans. It serves commercial, passenger, and cruise operations, as well as private yachts.

Facilities and Services:
Berths & Depths:
6 main piers (Piers 1–6).
Depths range from 8 to 12 metres, suitable for large commercial vessels and cruise ships.
Cargo Handling:
Container terminal, conventional cargo, bulk cargo, and Ro-Ro operations.
Passenger & Cruise Terminal:
Located on Pier 1, near the city centre, with customs and immigration facilities.
Yachting:
Limited mooring for private yachts within the inner harbour; main marina facilities are nearby at Kalamaria.

Services:
Fresh water and electricity are available at most berths.
Waste reception and port security services (ISPS compliant).
Customs and Border Control is available 24/7 for international arrivals.
Access:
The port is only 16 km from Thessaloniki International Airport (SKG) and has excellent road and rail links to the Balkans.

Emergency Contacts:
Port Authority/Coast Guard Thessaloniki: +30  2313325800
Police: 100
Fire Department: 199
Medical Emergency: 166

Port of Thessaloniki

Central Macedonia

Small port where you get the ferries to Gramavousa and Balos.  Food was delicious. Great urban music playing in the background within a quite marina setting. Well worth the visit.

Kissamos Fishing Shelter

Loutro Λουτρό is a tiny remote seaside village in the south of Crete, sparkling white next to a turquoise green and blue bay, with the harsh rocky mountains rising up behind her.

Located 96 km from Chania, and 94 km from Rethymnon, bus connections to Chora Sfakion, then ferries or boats to are the only way to get here, except for hiking in.
A little village with that indescribable Mediterranean feeling of freedom, white light and space.
The small harbour with ferry docking



Loutro Harbour

Crete

Limenas Thassos

Tsoukas Marina

East Macedonia and Thrace

The port has openings for visitors. With only a small number of berths it is best to contact the ‘marinero’ in advance, a charge will be made but the harbour is an superb location directly under the steep walls of the fort and a short stroll into the centre of the beautiful old town of Corfu.

Facilities at the port of Mandraki include W.C’s/showers, water, some electric power (from one side of the port), wireless internet and the Secretariat for information services. 

Marina Mandraki

Vathi Marina is a small and idyllic harbour located in the city with the same name with easy access to the Ionian Sea. Explore serene environments and fantastic landscapes while on a Yacht on the warm surrounding waters. The marina is isolated from the crowded cities of Greece and offers access to the famous Vathi Beach. 

Vathy Marina

Located on the east coast of Kefalonia, Sami is the island's second busiest port and a popular tourist destination for thousands of visitors every year. The town's convenient location makes it an ideal base for exploring some of the island's most popular attractions, while the many restaurants and tavernas around the town's attractive harbour are a perfect venue to soak up the traditional Greek atmosphere.

Facilities at the port are rather limited, with public conveniences and vending machines being the only services available.

Marina Sami

Private Marina with restaurant and small supermarket, call for betting reservations. Open May-october

Karnayo

Petriti is a scenic village near Lefkimmi, in the Southern part of Corfu. Petriti beach, right next to the village, is a fine shallow sandy beach with clear waters. This makes it perfect for families with small children. The overall mood of Petriti is one of serenity and relaxation. It's a peaceful and beautiful place where one can unwind and enjoy the tranquillity. Moreover, due to its being a fishing village, Petriti is well known for the excellent fish dishes offered by its lovely tavernas. All in all, this is an ideal place for those who want to leave all worries behind and truly enjoy the sun and sea! All information, including berth prices have been calculated based on the latest marina's official price list.

Cancelation:
Free cancellation

Checkin:
Make sure to arrive in the port from 15:00 till 20:00 to complete the check-in procedure. If you select the "Professional" type of boat, please note that a Greek VAT is required for creating an invoice.

Checkout:
Check-out time is 12:00 of the departure day.

Extra Details:
Slips Availiable: 6
Max Boat Length: 20
VHF: Not available

Petriti Marina

⚓ Zakynthos Port – Zakynthos, Greece
📍 Coordinates: 37.787° N, 20.898° E (approx., verify with GPS)
 🗺 Nautical Charts: Greek Hydrographic Service – Ionian Islands Charts
 🌐 Official Info: zakynthosport.gr

Zakynthos Port is the main commercial harbour on the island, located in the city of Zakynthos. It serves commercial vessels, ferries, and visiting yachts. Berths are allocated according to vessel size and safe draught; reservations are not possible due to its commercial nature. The port provides access to the Ionian Sea and is a gateway for exploring Zakynthos’s beaches, restaurants, and attractions, including Navagio Beach (Shipwreck Beach).

🛠️ Services & Facilities
Berths / Moorings: Assigned according to vessel type and safe draught (Green zone for >20m, Blue zone for <20m)
Water & Electricity: Available at some points along the quay; confirm on arrival
Payment of Fees: Service point at Agios Nikolaos quay (open 15:00–21:00, except Monday)
Fuel & Provisions: Nearby marinas or city services
Shops & Restaurants: Numerous in Zakynthos town
Medical Facilities: Local hospital in Zakynthos town
Wi-Fi: Not generally available
VHF Channel: 12 (Port Police / Coast Guard); monitor 16 for safety
Security: Supervised by Hellenic Coast Guard Zakynthos

📞 Contacts
Port Authority / Harbour Office – Zakynthos
 📍 Address: Jetty of Agios Dionysios, Zakynthos, ZIP 29100
 📞 Phone: +30 26950 48157
 📧 Email: ltz@zakynthosport.gr

Customs – Zakynthos
 📞 Phone: +30 26950 26119 / +30 26950 22322
 📧 Email: telzak@2799.syzefxis.gov.gr

Hellenic Coast Guard – Zakynthos
 📍 Jetty of Agios Dionysios, Zakynthos
 📞 Phone: +30 26950 28117
 📧 Email: zakynthos@hcg.gr

Harbour Office (Payment / Info point):
 📍 Agios Nikolaos Quay
 🕒 Hours: 15:00–21:00 (except Monday)

🚨 Emergency Contacts
Police / Fire / Ambulance: 112
Local Coast Guard / Port Police: +30 26950 28117
Customs Zakynthos: +30 26950 26119 / +30 26950 22322
Hospital (Zakynthos Town): +30 26950 22222


Zakynthos Harbor 

Private Mooring Place right at the entrance 
Diesel is brought by Car.

Sivota - Levkas

Near Paxos

Ionian Islands

Beautiful seaside village with pleasant inhabitants in a large percentage. For its size, it offers almost everything.
Located at EO Samou Karlovasiou, Ag. Konstantinos 832 00, Greece

Agios Konstantinos port

The port of Chios is one of the main pillars of the island's development. It is fully integrated into the urban fabric, which justifies the fact that many residents of the area live and operate in it every day. In its terrestrial area there is a paved path, which walkers choose for their walk. It is a bridge for the economic and tourist development of the island.
It is located in the central-eastern part of Chios. It is located 3.5 nautical miles from the Eritrean peninsula at the height of Cesme. The maximum capacity in ships is 2 passengers/truck of 20,000 tons each and one of 700 tons. The maximum depth of the port is 8.20 meters. In its southern part there is a marina, which is home to many fishing and sailing boats, as well as pleasure boats.

Chios Port

North Aegean

Yíthio or Gythio is a very pleasant harbor and the main city of the Mani region. It was the harbor of Ancient Sparta.
Yíthio is a good place to leave your yacht in order to visit Sparta and Mystras.
The harbor of Yíthio provides good protection from the NW prevailing winds. If those winds are strong there are also strong gusts here. Go bow or stern-to the mole, with strong NW winds, try the W quay. The bottom is mud and gives good holding.

Marina Yithion

Dry dock and repairs only!
Located in Agioi Theodoroi, Almira Shipyard is just 7 km from the entrance of the Corinthian Canal (the Isthmus) providing direct access to the islands of the Aegean and the Ionian Sea, and 96 km from Athene’s Airport with direct access to the Agioi Theodoroi Suburban Railway Station.

Almira shipyard

a small marina mostly for local fishermen 

Loutraki fishing shelter 

The tourist anchorage of Nea Epidaurus is an organized marina of the Municipality of Epidaurus, with a capacity of around 40 boats.
The marina has electricity, water and access to a free Wi-Fi network.  
Additionally, the port features a daily fender.
The slide is accessible by car.
 A small bay with an almost black sand and a nice view. You can also visit an old Greek theatre, at 20 km.
Beautiful fish village with lots of archaeological attractions nearby.

 Marina Nea Epidaurus

Fishing Shelter
Inner harbour good for yachts. Lots of local mooring lines but adequate depths to moor stern to and well protected. Water is available, but not power.
Berth is possible only during daytime & departure is available during daytime and/or nighttime.
08.00 - 12.00 hrs & 13.00 - 17.00 hrs (From Monday until Friday) - One Shift.

Port Kiato

Peloponnese

The main port of the island of Kea is Korissia. Korissia, is located in the bay of St. Nikolaos, is a natural harbor and is one of the largest and safest in the Mediterranean. It welcomes you in Kea by unfolding its beauty of the first sight.

In the entrance the harbor you can admire the lighthouse of St. Nikolaos with the chapel. Constructed in 1831 by the French Company of Lighthouses it is one of the two oldest in the Greek lighthouses network. It was the first which was lit in the Cyclades and the second in Greece. It belongs to traditional Greek lighthouses.

Livadi, as also being called Korissia, is a settlement built on the ancient city of Korissos and its architecture is considered traditional, as is dominated by whitewashed Cycladic houses, stretching from the top of the hill up to the beach. Also an important sight for the visitor is the church of the Holy Trinity.

Korissia is one of the tourist places of the island, where taking a walk you will find tourist accommodations, various shops (souvenirs, super markets, bakeries, pastry shops), restaurants, cafes, bars. You may also dive into the waters of the sandy beach that is located inside the port and is very clean and elegant.

Do not forget to visit the abandoned, enamel factory, which once was a source of life for the Kea families, during the years of its operation, from 1927 to 1957, and employed hundreds of workers. You can see several of the machines, which have been preserved and are exhibited by the Association of Friends Enamel Factory, in the municipal area near the factory.

KORISSIA - KEA

⚓ Symi Harbour – Symi Island, Greece
📍 Coordinates: 36.590° N, 27.841° E 
🌐 Official Info: hcg.gr

🏛️ Symi Harbour is the main port of Symi Island, located in the Dodecanese group of islands in Greece. The harbour is renowned for its picturesque setting, with neoclassical buildings lining the waterfront. It serves as a hub for local ferries, excursion boats, and visiting yachts. The sheltered bay provides safe mooring in most weather conditions, making it a popular destination for both leisure and commercial vessels. The town of Symi, with its shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions, is directly accessible from the quays.

🛠️ Services & Facilities
Berths / Moorings: Available for small to medium-sized yachts, ferries, and excursion boats.
Utilities: Limited water and electricity points along the quay; availability should be confirmed upon arrival.
Sanitation: Public toilets and showers are located near the harbour area.
Fuel & Provisions: Fuel is available via delivery; shops and markets are nearby for provisions.
Dining & Amenities: Numerous waterfront restaurants, cafés, and tavernas offer local cuisine and refreshments.
Transport: The town is within walking distance; taxis and local buses are available for island transport.

📞 Contacts
Port Authority/Harbour Office – Symi
📍 Address: 85600 Symi, Dodecanese, Greece
📞 Phone: +30 22460 71205
📧 Email: symi@hcg.gr

Municipality of Symi
📞 Phone: +30 22460 70110
📧 Email: info@symi.gr

🚨 Emergency Contacts

Police/Fire/Ambulance: 112
Local Coast Guard/Port Police: +30 22460 71205
Symi Health Centre: +30 22460 71316
Taxi Service: +30 22460 31225
Symi Bus Service: +30 22460 71311

Symi Harbour

KASTELLORIZO port is located in East Mediterranean.
East Mediterranean in Greece at coordinates N 36° 09' 01.79" - E 029° 35' 34.91". The official UN/Locode of this port is GRKAS. It is also known as MEGISTI,KASTELORIZO.
Megisti, the official name of the island, known as Kastellorizo is one of the Dodecanese islands.
Megisti is the easternmost point of Greece.
Megisti is 1.25 nautical miles away from the shores of southeast Turkey and 72 nautical miles from Rhodes. The distance from Piraeus is 328 nautical miles and 150 nautical miles from Cyprus. Only one town on the island is located around the main harbour and the Mandraki harbour.

Kastellorizo Port

Coordinates: 37.32438° N, 26.547° E
Location: Skala, Patmos 855 00, Dodecanese, Greece

Patmos Port, also known as Skala Port, is the main harbor of Patmos Island in the Dodecanese, Greece. It serves as a vital point for ferry services, cruise ships, and private yachts. The port is well-equipped to handle various maritime activities and offers essential services for travelers and vessels alike.

Port Authority of Patmos
Phone: +30 22470 31231
Email: patmos@hcg.gr
Website: https://www.hcg.gr/el/epikoinwnia/limenikes-arxes/
Hellenic Coast Guard – Patmos

Patmos Port-Skala Port

South Aegean

Volos Port Organization S.A. Central Pier of the Port of Volos 382 21 VOLOS.
Volos is one of the largest and most beautiful Greek cities, located at the centre of the country, with a port that is among the busiest in Greece. Built at the innermost point of the Pagasetic Gulf, it lies at the foot of Mt. Pelion, where the fresh and salty sea breeze is mixed with the scented mountain air of the homeland of the mythical Centaurs. The city was the starting point of the ancient famed expedition of Jason and the Argonauts, which is one of the best-known chapters of Greek Mythology.
Port VOLOS is located in East Mediterranean, Aegean Sea in Greece at coordinates N 39° 21' 10.78" - E 022° 57' 49.16". The official UN/Locode of this port is GRVOL. It is also known as BOLOS.


Volos Port

Thessaly

Messolonghi Marina is located in the centre of a protected lagoon area. Once completed, it will be able to cater to 270 boats, offering 230 berths for vessels up to 16 meters; 40 berths for boats up to 25 meters; boat storage facilities; 30 places for motorhomes; a 100-ton travel lift; a 35-ton trailer; gated entrance; cafes and restaurants; three service buildings including laundry; restrooms and showers; a mini market; a nautical service building; car rental; various shops and offices; parking; electricity and water; fuel stations, pump-out and WiFi services.

CURRENT FACILITIES
• 80 Mooring places in the water
• 50 Mooring places on land
• 200 meters of floating breakwater pontoons
• 200 meters of floating walkway pontoons

Marina Messolonghi

Patras is the third biggest city of Greece and Marina can provide a wide range of services. Managed by the Municipality of Patras, offers 450 berths for all kind of boats. A variety of shops, bars, restaurants can be found just a few meters away of the Marina. The city centre is located only 2 km away. The marina operates all year round. Approaching the marina, you contact VHF Channel 9 where from you will receive guidance and the marina staff will welcome you at your berth. At the Marina Office, you will be able to check-in and to be informed about the details of your stay. Guest Sailing boats and Motor Yachts and permanent place boats berth in the main Marina. St. Nickolas Pier. Patras Marina can offer berth for big Motor Yachts in St. Nickolas pier (in the old port of Patras).

Cancelation:
Cancellations made at least 48 hours prior to the booking will be provided with a 100% refund.

Checkin:
Make sure to arrive in the marina before 11:00 to complete the check-in procedure.

Checkout:
Check-out time is 11:00 of the departure day.

Extra Details:
Slips Availiable: 17
Max Boat Length: 35
VHF: Not supported

Marina Patras

Hbr wall with water, floating pontoon that has a flotilla on it but during the week lets, you stay for nothing as at summer 2020. 
A mixture of anchors and lazy lines depends on the berth. 
Palairos Marina is a superb port situated in the city with the same name with instant access to the shores of the Ionian Sea. This area is conveniently located in West Greece, which makes it the ideal holiday destination for you and your family. If you enjoy Greek culture and history, we suggest visiting Odysseus. With unique architecture and superb style, this historic landmark will amaze you. Delicious traditional Greek cuisine, as well as modern European food, can be tasted in these marvellous restaurants: Anna Fish Tavern, Yacht Club Paleros, The New Mill Tavern and Dionysos. Book a room or a luxurious suite in one of the finest hotels in the city and let yourself be pampered by fantastic seaside views, magnificent terraces and a local charm that you won’t forget. Elektra Hotel, Thalassa Hotel & Spa, Kosta Maria and Emilios Villas are the most famous venues in the city. Enjoy cocktails on the many sandy beaches and swim in the shallow clear blue waters of Palairos marina.

Paleros 

Katakolo is a charming small port located in Pyrgos, the capital of Elia in the Southern Peloponnese. Despite its modest size, it plays a significant role in regional trade, having been established in 1857 for commercial purposes.

The port is also the most popular gateway for travelers visiting the Ancient Olympia complex, which includes temples, priests’ dwellings, and public buildings. Olympia holds a special place in history as the birthplace of the Olympic idea during Mycenaean times. The first official quadrennial Olympic Games were held here in 776 BC and lasted five days, marking the start of a tradition that continues to this day.

Location & Coordinates
Katakolo Port is situated in the East Mediterranean, Ionian Sea, Greece at coordinates:
Latitude: 37° 38′ 46.05″ N
Longitude: 21° 19′ 25.89″ E
UN/LOCODE: GRKAK
Port VHF Channel: 12
Berthing Facilities
Pier 1: 270 meters long, 9 meters draft
Pier 2: 200 meters long, 7.5 meters draft
Pier 3: 240 meters long, 9 meters draft

Katakolo is ideal for yachts and smaller vessels looking for access to one of Greece’s most historically significant destinations, offering both functional port facilities and proximity to one of the world’s most iconic archaeological sites.
Harbour Master / Port Authority – Katakolo Port Authority
Type: Port Authority / Harbour Master
Address: Port of Katakolo, ZIP 27067, Greece
Phone: +30 26210 41206
Email: katakolo@hcg.gr
VHF Channel: 12
Note: Supervises port operations, safety, and maritime traffic.

Katakolo Port

The port of Nafpaktos, which is essentially the castle’s first zone of defense, is shaped like a small horseshoe, as its entrance is only 35 meters wide,  Left and right to the entrance are two towers. After the city’s liberation in 1829 the port still remained an important transportation and commercial centre that gave live to the city. Transportation to the shore of Achaia, Psathopyrgos and Patras were made by small boat. he small picturesque port accepts daily dozens of small cruise and sailing ships with European travellers especially during the summer months.
The ancient name Navpaktos (Ναύπακτος) means “boatyard”, and that is exactly what this settlement was known as throughout time. History recants two major battles that were fought on the shores of Nafpaktos.
Nafpaktos is a picturesque town that is situated on a bay on the north coast of the Gulf of Corinth in Western Greece. The combination of seaside beauty and fun with mountains makes it the perfect year-round get-a-way.
Is the small Venetian port with the two marine bastions at the entrance. This port has been very important and has a rich history, since antiquity. The way it is shaped today has Venetian origins but many of its fortifications are Ottoman, such as the turret with the conical hat..

Nafpaktos port

The Port Authority of Messolonghi oversees both the commercial port and the adjacent Messolonghi Marina, situated in the Aitoloakarnania region of western Greece. This port is recognized as a First Port of Entry, providing customs and immigration clearance for vessels arriving from international waters.

As a designated First Port of Entry, Messolonghi provides customs and immigration services for international arrivals. Vessels entering Greek waters from abroad are required to submit a quarantine clearance and an Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) notice .

Location & Navigation
Coordinates: 38°21.68' N, 21°25.6' E .
Access: The marina is accessible via a 3 km entrance canal, marked with navigational buoys. Depths in the channel range from 5.5 to 6.0 meters .
VHF Channel: 69 .

Port Authority Office: Limni Messolonghiou, 30200, Aitoloakarnania
Phone: +30 26310 51211 

Messolonghi Marina:
Phone: +30 26310 50190 
Email: info@messolonghimarina.gr
Website: messolonghimarina.com

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