Marina · Greece
Last updated: 26 August 2026

Corinth Marina

Corinth Marina is a compact artificial harbor near the northwest entrance of the Corinth Canal, offering berths for vessels up to 60m with depths of 1.5-4m, water, electricity, and a restaurant.

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Berths

60 m

Max LOA

12

VHF Channel

unknown

Overnight Stay

Facilities

Restaurant Electricity Water Crane

Coordinates

37.9409° N, 22.9339° E

Other Details

Attractions Corinth Canal
Dining Local taverns and international cuisine nearby
Provisions Supermarkets and laundromats near city center
Town Distance unknown
Anchor Alternative Muddy seabed offers excellent anchorage

Stay & Contact

Price Band unknown
Season Notes Limited pontoons; book ahead or arrive early in peak season
Address Eth. Antistaseos 2, Corinth, Greece
Phone unknown
Email unknown

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Full Description & Details

Corinth Marina is an artificial harbor north of Corinth's city center, near the northwest entrance of the Corinth Canal, at 37 56.0' N / 22 56.0' E. A concrete mole shields the basin, and the seabed is muddy, offering good anchorage. The marina is compact, with water depths from 1.5 to 4 meters and a maximum draft of 2 meters. Berths can handle vessels up to 60 meters LOA, though larger boats over 20 meters are advised to dock at the commercial port of Corinth.

Pontoons are limited, so booking ahead or arriving early in peak season is wise. Iron rings on the concrete docks secure vessels, and electricity and water are available, with extension leads for farther berths. A crane is on site.

The marina hosts a customs office and a Hellenic Coast Guard post, but it functions primarily as a cargo port, so marina services are basic. The nearby city center provides supermarkets, laundromats, and dining from local taverns to international restaurants, plus shops and a pedestrian area.

How to get there

Approach Corinth Marina with care, as the harbor is artificial. Two white pillar-type lights mark the entrance, becoming visible as you near. Keep to the starboard side to avoid a shoal north of the wall, and watch for shallow areas, especially near the entrance, given the 2-meter draught. The marina monitors VHF channel 12.

The marina sits north of Corinth's city center, near Poseidonia, and is accessible by road from the city. The nearest airport is Athens International, about 80 kilometers east, with road connections via the national highway. Formal entry requires clearing with the customs office and Hellenic Coast Guard at the marina.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum draft and length for Corinth Marina?

Corinth Marina has a maximum draft of 2 meters and can accommodate vessels up to 60 meters LOA, though boats over 20 meters are advised to use the commercial port of Corinth.

What facilities are available at Corinth Marina?

The marina offers electricity, water, a crane, and iron rings for mooring. There is a customs office and a Hellenic Coast Guard post, but services are basic as the port is primarily for cargo.

Is it necessary to book a berth at Corinth Marina in advance?

Yes, because pontoons are limited, especially during peak season. Booking ahead or arriving early is recommended to secure a spot.

What VHF channel does Corinth Marina use?

Corinth Marina monitors VHF channel 12 for communications.

Are there supplies and dining options near Corinth Marina?

Yes, the city center of Corinth, within walking distance, has supermarkets, laundromats, and restaurants ranging from local taverns to international cuisine.

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