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Last updated: 24 August 2026

Mastichari Harbour

Mastichari Harbour is a small fishing and ferry port on the north coast of Kos, Greece, primarily serving local fishermen and ferries to Kalymnos, with limited facilities for visiting yachts.

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Coordinates

36.8515° N, 27.0765° E

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Full Description & Details

Mastichari Harbour sits on the northern coast of Kos island in the Dodecanese, approximately 20 kilometres west of Kos town and less than 10 minutes from Kos International Airport. The harbour serves primarily as a working fishing port and ferry terminal, with daily ferry services to the nearby island of Kalymnos taking approximately 30 minutes. The setting is that of a modest coastal village rather than a dedicated yacht marina, with the harbour fronted by a seafront suitable for evening walks.

The harbour's character is defined by its working fleet of local fishing boats that depart each morning and return with fresh catches sold directly to waterfront restaurants. The port infrastructure is simple, reflecting its primary function as a fishing and ferry harbour rather than a recreational marina. Sources provide no specific information about berth availability, depths, holding ground or protection for visiting yachts at this location.

The village of Mastichari offers basic shoreside amenities including tavernas serving fresh seafood, supermarkets, bars, restaurants, vehicle hire shops, travel agents, and an ATM. The resort has a long sandy beach nearby. Nightlife is low-key with most establishments closing around midnight. The location provides convenient access to explore Kos island, being roughly central on the island.

Visiting sailors should be aware that this is primarily a working harbour and ferry port. No information is available in sources regarding specific facilities for visiting yachts, VHF contact procedures, berthing arrangements, or services such as fuel, water or power for recreational vessels.

How to get there

No specific navigational approach information for Mastichari Harbour is provided in the available sources. The harbour is located on the north coast of Kos island at coordinates 36.8515°N, 27.0765°E, but sources do not describe approach bearings, waypoints, channel depths, hazards or VHF contact procedures for vessels approaching this harbour. Mastichari is accessible by road from Kos town (20 kilometres, approximately 25 minutes by car) and is less than 10 minutes' drive from Kos International Airport.

The village has a small port area with a ferry terminal and kiosk near the port where ferry timetables to Kalymnos can be obtained. No information regarding customs, immigration or other formalities for visiting foreign yachts is available in the sources.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many berths are available at Mastichari Harbour?

The available sources do not provide information about berth capacity or availability for visiting yachts at Mastichari Harbour. The harbour primarily serves local fishing boats and ferries to Kalymnos.

What is the depth at Mastichari Harbour?

No depth information specific to Mastichari Harbour is provided in the available sources.

Can I stay overnight at Mastichari Harbour?

The sources do not provide information about overnight berthing policies or arrangements for visiting yachts at Mastichari Harbour.

What facilities are available at Mastichari Harbour for yachts?

The sources do not describe yacht-specific facilities at Mastichari Harbour. The village has tavernas, restaurants, supermarkets, bars and an ATM, but no information about fuel, water, power or other marine services is available.

How do I contact Mastichari Harbour on VHF?

No VHF channel or contact information for Mastichari Harbour is provided in the available sources.

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