Marina of Corinth

Boats larger than 20 m should be docked at the commercial port of Corinth. In this case you will have to communicate with the Port Authority of Corinth in channels VHF ch12, ch16. As far as the docking is concerned, you should remember two factors: a) very powerful gusts of wind are created at this part of the Corinthian Gulf when northeastern wind blows b) the western winds create swells, but once you enter the jetty there is no problem.

marina_korinthos2Generally, the marina of Corinth provides excellent protection with a muddy seabed. The external port is considered to be dangerous when with strong northeastern winds. There is a water tank at the dock and the city provides fuels upon request. Moreover, in the city of Corinth you can find repair shops and supplies of every kind. When it comes to food selection, the city offers a great variety of choices.

Source: www.mythicalpeloponnese.gr

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