ATHENS

[KAPTAN]

I HAVE ARRIVED IN ATHENS FROM TURKEY.
WHERE CAN I LEAVE MY YACHT ASHORE FOR THE WINTER

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[piscosour]

I am shortly leaving zea marina, but the berth is available until the summer. You can pm me for details.

graham

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[Sea Devil]

Lavrion - huge haul our yard used by around a 100+ sunsail boats each winter - excellent security and a bus ride from airport to Lavrion.

Have a look in pilot book or chart - just go south round corner - a few hours as I remember...

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[KAPTAN]

HI PISCO SOUR
your pretty ketch is still afloat off the YACHT CAFE
with regard to ZEA i doubt if berths are transferable
Unable to find wintering at SALAMIS
PLAN TO CONTINUE WEST THRU CANAL TO PATRAS AND TRY FOR A BERTH THERE
REGARDS
KAPTAN

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[steve_cronin]

If you carry on to Levkas or Gouvia, both have berths free now and there is a 15% discount for CA members.

Steve Cronin



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[davidbains]

Recommend Preveza marine at Aktion opposite Preveza.
About 5 miles north of Levkas Canal.

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[Melody]

Three boatyards on Aegina, 40mins by hydrofoil from Piraeus. I'd go there rather than anywhere on the mainland. Jordan Kanoni's is the best value as long as you don't draw too much. Others are Planaco (good but more expensive) and Asprakis (get everything agreed in writing)

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Yacht Valentine, Greece

 

[HenryB]

I've used Jordan Kanoni's yard on Aegina and found them very good. There's also an inexpensive yard with travelhoist at Sousaki - very close to the eastern entrance to the Corinth canal - their brochure gives the position as 37-55.02N 23-03.00E, email athena@hol.gr, telephone 2741048427.


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[trouville]

Just in case im that far over, how deep is "not very deep" i draw a bit over 3feet with a long keel--but these days 6+feet seems the fin norm!

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[KAPTAN]

Thanks to you ALL for your advice and suggestions
I am no at a dry berth outside PREVEZA
from which next year I hope to go North
to CROATIA
Regards
GRANT

<hr width=100% size=1><P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by KAPTAN on 17/11/2004 08:52 (server time).</FONT></P>

 

[Melody]

We draw 2.4m and he can get us out but we need to be back in the water early March as we run sailing school. The problem is that the yard is on the north of the island and silts up over the winter with the gales. It doesn't go down until about May. If you draw less than 2metres you should be okay.

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Yacht Valentine, Greece

 

[trouville]

2meters 40!!! wow i draw about 4feet on my Hillyard which is 40 feet As some super fast sail boat are only 21feet can i get in with 40feet ?? im not planing to go there but i may be there in Greece next season so i will mark it in my notes--oh and i live aboard all year-is that possiable i dont need electricity but it would be nice and of course water as i attach the hose directly to the water system not the pump!
Im trying to change my boat if i manage ill be in Greece
Thanks for the update

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