Full Description & Details
Tourlos Marina sits on the northern coast of Mykonos, about a 20-minute walk from the town center, with views over the Aegean Sea toward Tinos. It is the island's main new harbor for pleasure craft, and all recreational boats are directed here rather than to the old port. The marina is protected by a breakwater, with the southern part offering the best shelter, especially when the strong summer Meltem wind blows from the north or northwest.
It has 222 berths, a maximum length of 25 meters, and a draft limit of 3 meters. Berths come with water, electricity, Wi-Fi, gas refilling, side bunkering, and laundry, though these services are priced at a premium. Water costs 15 euros per cubic meter and electricity 1 euro per kilowatt-hour, with refill cards available from 10 to 300 euros.
The marina manager, Rossolatos Nikolaos, can be reached at 22890 28790 or 6946942091.
How to get there
The marina has two entrances: the southern entrance is marked by a red light and provides better shelter in adverse weather, while the northern entrance is marked by a green light. The new harbor is located about a mile north of the old port of Mykonos, and boaters attempting to dock at the old port will be redirected to the marina.
Contact Tourlos Marina on VHF channel 12 for berthing instructions and assistance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum boat size at Tourlos Marina?
Tourlos Marina accommodates yachts up to 25 meters in length with a maximum draft of 3 meters.
What VHF channel does Tourlos Marina use?
Tourlos Marina monitors VHF channel 12 for communication.
What amenities are available at Tourlos Marina?
Each berth includes water, electricity, Wi-Fi, gas refilling, side bunkering, and laundry services, plus showers, a restaurant, and provisions.
How much do water and electricity cost at Tourlos Marina?
Water is 15 euros per cubic meter and electricity is 1 euro per kilowatt-hour, with refill cards from 10 to 300 euros.
Is overnight mooring allowed at Tourlos Marina?
Yes, overnight mooring is permitted, and the marina is protected by a breakwater with the southern part being the safest.
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