Full Description & Details
Kos Marina is located on Kos Island in the heart of the Dodecanese archipelago in the Aegean Sea, one mile southeast from Kos old harbour. The facility is positioned at the north-eastern side of the island within the main town of Kos, approximately 25 kilometres from Kos International Airport. The marina serves as a strategic base for cruising the Dodecanese islands, one of the most popular sailing areas in Greece.
The marina houses five piers providing 265 berths equipped with mooring lines, water supply, and electrical supply up to 400 Amps at 220V and 380V. Maximum draught is 5 metres, and the marina accommodates yachts up to 80 metres LOA. An extension of 80 additional berths at Mandraki (Kos harbour) has been added to the marina's capacity. The dry storage area has capacity for 150 yachts, serviced by a 100-ton boat lift and a 35-ton hydraulic trailer. All berths include telephone connection and satellite TV access.
Facilities include a boatyard with maintenance and repair services, 24-hour security, free and prepaid Wi-Fi internet access, WC/shower/laundry facilities, car parking, and a fuelling station within the marina. The marina's shopping centre contains a chandlery, convenience stores, supermarket, fruit market, safety equipment suppliers, and souvenir shops. Hospitality options include a restaurant, coffee shops, bars, and a cafeteria-bistro. Rent-a-car and boat chartering services are available on-site.
The marina operates VHF channel 77 for communication. Port authorities are present at the facility. The entrance coordinates are 36° 53'N, 27° 18'E. Banks in Kos town operate Monday to Friday 08:00-13:30, with ATMs available 24/7. A post office operates in Kos town from 08:00-14:00.
How to get there
Kos Marina is approached from the entrance position at 36° 53'N, 27° 18'E. Vessels should contact the marina on VHF channel 77 for berthing instructions. Mariners are advised to consult the base manager about spots in the area that should be carefully avoided while approaching the marina. Maximum depth at the marina is 5 metres.
Kos Island is accessible by air via Kos International Airport, located 26 kilometres from the marina, with flights from Athens and international charter services. A taxi stand operates outside the airport providing transfers to the marina, with the journey taking approximately half an hour. During high season, a regularly operating public bus service connects the airport to the main town.
The island is also reachable by ferry from Piraeus (Athens) with frequent daily departures. Free parking is available inside the marina. The marina is located in the main town of Kos, providing convenient access to town facilities and services.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Kos Marina have?
Kos Marina has 265 berths across five piers, with an additional 80 berths at the Mandraki extension in Kos harbour.
What is the maximum draft at Kos Marina?
The maximum draught at Kos Marina is 5 metres.
What VHF channel does Kos Marina monitor?
Kos Marina monitors VHF channel 77 for communication and berthing instructions.
What is the maximum yacht length Kos Marina can accommodate?
Kos Marina can accommodate yachts up to 80 metres LOA.
Does Kos Marina have fuel available?
Yes, Kos Marina has a fuelling station located within the marina.
What lifting capacity does Kos Marina have?
Kos Marina has a 100-ton boat lift and a 35-ton hydraulic trailer for vessel maintenance and dry storage.
How far is Kos Marina from Kos International Airport?
Kos Marina is approximately 25-26 kilometres from Kos International Airport, with taxi transfers taking about half an hour.
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