Full Description & Details
Kardamena Marina is a small port on the Aegean Sea, located in the town of Kardamena on the island of Kos. Once a quiet fishing village, the area is now a popular tourist destination, particularly in summer. The marina is protected by a breakwater, and the harbor mouth faces south, which provides shelter from the Meltemi winds.
The town is known for its beach, considered one of the most beautiful in the Dodecanese, and offers a vibrant atmosphere with cafes, restaurants, and nightlife. The marina has a social vibe, providing opportunities for interaction among sailors.
How to get there
Navigating to Kardamena Marina requires attention due to shallow waters closer to the shore. The harbor is protected by a breakwater, and yachts typically moor bow or stern to the pier, which extends from the beach to the sea. The harbor mouth faces south, offering protection from the Meltemi winds, although caution is advised during downbursts.
Yacht spaces are marked with yellow and white diagonal stripes. The marina provides essential facilities such as electricity and water, though access may require a charge, with payment methods typically available at Kos Marina. Recent improvements include new electricity and water boxes along the quay, plus Wi-Fi, fuel stations, and waste disposal services.
The marina offers security measures for vessels and guests.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Kardamena Marina?
The marina can accommodate boats up to 60 meters in length with a maximum draft of 3.5 meters.
How many berths are available at Kardamena Marina?
Kardamena Marina has 12 berths available for yachts.
What amenities are available at Kardamena Marina?
The marina offers water, electricity, Wi-Fi, fuel stations, and waste disposal services. There is also a restaurant nearby.
Is Kardamena Marina protected from the wind?
Yes, the marina is protected by a breakwater, and the harbor mouth faces south, providing shelter from the Meltemi winds.
How do I get to Kardamena Marina?
Kos International Airport is the primary gateway for air travel, and well-maintained roads provide easy access for road travelers. The marina is also accessible by sea.
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