Full Description & Details
Naoussa Marina is a small, sheltered harbor located in the town of Naoussa on the northeastern coast of Paros in the Cyclades. It sits within the large Naoussa Bay, offering a calm haven with easy access to the Aegean Sea. The marina was renovated in 2011 and now provides 74 berths, with the possibility of hosting up to 80 yachts in calm weather.
It is a working harbor with a mix of laid lines along the south wall and side-to berths, where rafting is common. The town of Naoussa is within a short walk, offering numerous hotels, shops, and dining options.
How to get there
Approaching Naoussa Marina requires careful navigation due to low-lying rocks and reefs in the area. Mariners should consult local nautical charts and remain vigilant. The marina entrance is straightforward, but larger vessels must anchor off and proceed cautiously to avoid submerged obstacles.
The shallow Antiparos Channel is a notable hazard and is best approached from the south in anything but calm weather. The harbor master, often present at the western breakwater, assists in guiding boats to their berths.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for a boat at Naoussa Marina?
The marina can accommodate yachts up to 25 meters in length. Depths exceed 3 meters in most areas, with a maximum draft of 3.8 meters, so deeper-draft boats are generally fine.
What VHF channel does Naoussa Marina monitor?
Naoussa Marina monitors VHF channel 12. The harbor master is often present at the western breakwater and can assist with berthing.
Are water and electricity available at the berths in Naoussa Marina?
Water and electricity are available on the quay, though availability can be intermittent. Electricity is charged at €1.5 per kWh.
Is there a fuel station at Naoussa Marina?
There is no fixed fuel dock. Fuel is delivered by fuel trucks, and a fuel station is located nearby.
What amenities are available in the town of Naoussa near the marina?
The town offers a variety of amenities, including supermarkets, shops, laundry facilities, and vehicle rentals. Numerous local tavernas and restaurants serve traditional Greek cuisine and seafood.
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