Full Description & Details
Kavala Marina, opened in September 2016, sits in the old harbor of Kavala, a city on the slopes of Mount Symbolo in northern Greece. The marina is split into two basins: an outer one for visiting yachts and an inner one for local residents. It has 200 berths for yachts from 26 to 50 feet, each with mooring fingers, water, and power.
Floating breakwaters and concrete pontoons, engineered by SF Marina in Sweden, protect the harbor. The marina provides 24/7 surveillance, fuel, electricity, and Wi-Fi. On site, you will find laundry services, grocery stores, and wine shops.
A Masoutis supermarket nearby covers provisioning, and a variety of restaurants serve seafood and traditional Greek cuisine. The address is Poulidou 26, Kavala, Greece.
How to get there
The approach to Kavala Marina is clear from the sea, and the entry is guarded by floating breakwaters. The outer basin is designated for visiting yachts, while the inner basin is for local residents. The marina is well-marked, ensuring a safe and smooth entry.
For those arriving by air, Kavala's "Alexander the Great" Airport is about 30 minutes away by taxi or rental car. By road, Kavala is well-connected to major Greek cities via highways. The marina's maximum depth is 4 meters, and it accommodates yachts up to 16 meters in length.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for yachts at Kavala Marina?
Kavala Marina accommodates yachts up to 16 meters in length with a maximum draft of 4 meters.
Does Kavala Marina have fuel and water facilities?
Yes, Kavala Marina provides fuel, water, and power supply points at each berth.
Are there provisioning options near Kavala Marina?
Yes, a Masoutis supermarket is nearby, and the marina itself has grocery stores and wine shops.
Is there security at Kavala Marina?
Yes, Kavala Marina has 24/7 surveillance service for added security.
How many berths are available at Kavala Marina?
Kavala Marina has 200 berths for yachts ranging from 26 to 50 feet in length.
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