Can anyone point me to a list of yacht fueling stations in Italy & Greece?

[cadyron]

Please, Can anyone point me to a list of yacht fueling stations in Italy & Greece? I have googled it a hundred times and find nothing on the eastern side of Italy and the Western side of Greece. It's a rather large boat a 24m Pershing and I need fuel every 250 miles. will be crossing between Italy to Greece. any help or advice will be appreciated.

 

[vyv_cox]

Cannot speak for E. Italy. In Greece if you can get in alongside or stern-to in the port you can get fuel. There are fuelling berths in the marinas at Corfu and Levkas but everywhere else fuel is easily available by mini-tanker. Only limited by your draft but in the bigger town quays, e.g Preveza, Igoumenitsa, Astakos, Nidri this should not be a problem.

 

[cadyron]

Cannot speak for E. Italy. In Greece if you can get in alongside or stern-to in the port you can get fuel. There are fuelling berths in the marinas at Corfu and Levkas but everywhere else fuel is easily available by mini-tanker. Only limited by your draft but in the bigger town quays, e.g Preveza, Igoumenitsa, Astakos, Nidri this should not be a problem.

thank you

 

[Lozzer]

Ripostto on Siciliy
Crotone on mainland go to Marina not commercial dock
Santa Maria de Luca Might be a bit tight for you if I recall
Ortanto
Bari

I would imagine you can do Ripostto to Levkas in one hit but check mileage, perhaps back off for a few hours to start with to conserve fuel.

 

[macd]

I would imagine you can do Ripostto to Levkas in one hit but check mileage, perhaps back off for a few hours to start with to conserve fuel.

Did it last October. Riposto to Levkas is 268NM. So it might be worth ducking in to Crotone or Rocella Ionica (fuel bowser). If the latter, the route in is a prounced dog-leg to avoid silting in the lee of the outer breakwater: call the marina and they'll send a RIB to show you the way. Don't attempt in strong onshore winds.

P.S. Come to think of it, you might be a little on the large side unless you can arrange in advance for a commercial berth. Crotone probably better.

 

[tudorsailor]

Have a look at Cruisers Wiki. Most ports are listed complete with details as to where to get fuel

http://www.cruiserswiki.org/wiki/Crotone

TudorSailor