Full Description & Details
Ayia Napa Marina is a modern facility on the southeastern coast of Cyprus, within the lively resort town of Ayia Napa. It offers 360 wet slips for yachts up to 110 meters, plus dry stack storage for 160 small boats and a dry dock area for 80 vessels. The basin has depths from 3.5 to 7 meters, with floating docks and finger berths suited for yachts 30 meters or smaller.
A wave-absorbing breakwater reduces harbor chop, and berths include fresh water, electricity, and high-speed Wi-Fi. A fuel station is on site, and services include 24/7 security, maintenance, cleaning, waste disposal, and diving. The marina is part of a larger development with residences and commercial spaces, but its core appeal for sailors is the combination of large-yacht capacity and sheltered berthing.
How to get there
Approach from the south, where the marina is marked by navigation lights for night arrivals. The iconic tower structures serve as a visual beacon during the day, guiding you into the entrance. The marina's breakwater reduces swell, but no specific channel or bearing is documented.
For VHF, no working channel is listed in the provided data, so contact the marina office by phone or VHF if available. The address is 52 Ayia Thekla Street, Ayia Napa, Cyprus, and the nearest airport is Larnaca International, about 50 kilometers away. Road access is straightforward from the town center, with taxi and rental options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length of yacht that can berth at Ayia Napa Marina?
The marina offers wet slips for yachts up to 110 meters long.
What are the depth ranges at Ayia Napa Marina?
Depths range from 3.5 to 7 meters, suitable for deep-draft vessels.
Does Ayia Napa Marina have fuel available?
Yes, a dedicated fuel station is accessible within the marina.
Are there facilities for small boats at Ayia Napa Marina?
Yes, there is a dry stack storage for boats up to 10 meters, with valet service.
Is there security at Ayia Napa Marina?
Yes, a dedicated team provides 24/7 security throughout the marina.
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