anderson
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what is the cost for a 12 mtr berth in corfu for 2112 to 2113 for 12 months
marinas in corfu
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Oliveoyl
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How long is a piece of string? K+G (Gouvia) publish their prices, but ex VAT, currently 23%. Theoretically, VAT could go up to 25%!
Alyssa
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Gouvia Marina
There is a price list for 2011 on the Gouvia Marina website. I doubt very much if they have generated a 2012/3 one yet!
There is a price list for 2011 on the Gouvia Marina website. I doubt very much if they have generated a 2012/3 one yet!
3Sheets
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"what is the cost for a 12 mtr berth in corfu for 2112 to 2113 for 12 months"
I wonder what the Greek currency will be in a 100 years time?
I wonder what the Greek currency will be in a 100 years time?
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Cariadco
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Gouvia Marina Price list
Current price list here: http://www.medmarinas.com/MarinaDisplay.asp?ITMID=46
So, I'd guess maybe add 5% for 2012.
Regards,
Current price list here: http://www.medmarinas.com/MarinaDisplay.asp?ITMID=46
So, I'd guess maybe add 5% for 2012.
Regards,
ccscott49
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You could use the 2011/2012 prices, as the marina has been forbidden to raise their prices for three years. Apart from VAT of course, if it rises anymore.
djk
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This is our second year in Gouvia and the prices have stayed the same. The only price rise is the lift out and lift in. This has gone up by about €80.
AntarcticPilot
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"what is the cost for a 12 mtr berth in corfu for 2112 to 2113 for 12 months"
I wonder what the Greek currency will be in a 100 years time?
I wonder what it will be in 12 months! I think you could get good odds on it not being the Euro.
Niall1975
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You also get a reduction at Gouvia if you pay up front for the whole year and another discount if your an RYA member.
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blueglass
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the RYA discount is 6% - not to be sniffed at.
Oliveoyl
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Also 6% discount for Cruising Association members
Pedro2729
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We joined CA specifically to get the Gouvia berth discount only to find we'd have got it anyway with RYA membership (which we already have for other reasons). So joining CA pointless? Well there are some other benefits to CA, and the intangible but useful advice/access to their excellent webforum.
Gouvia will discount liftout costs for CA members, but not RYA. Alone that bit doesn't justify CA membership, but helps mitigate! Bigger the boat, greater the mitigation.
I've asked every CA member I've met in Greece whether they've had value, and in every case the answer has been "not always, but long term - yes". As well as the tangibles (The magazine, if it appeals?) the big value seems to be in the safety blanket of accessible advice and or assistance from another member(s) when you get in a sticky situation in some unknown foreign spot. Of course in the well sailed Med, you might get similar service from this forum?
So if you plan to stay put in Gouvia, join the RYA to get the discount, but if you'll be moving around later, CA might well be worth the £ membership.
Gouvia will discount liftout costs for CA members, but not RYA. Alone that bit doesn't justify CA membership, but helps mitigate! Bigger the boat, greater the mitigation.
I've asked every CA member I've met in Greece whether they've had value, and in every case the answer has been "not always, but long term - yes". As well as the tangibles (The magazine, if it appeals?) the big value seems to be in the safety blanket of accessible advice and or assistance from another member(s) when you get in a sticky situation in some unknown foreign spot. Of course in the well sailed Med, you might get similar service from this forum?
So if you plan to stay put in Gouvia, join the RYA to get the discount, but if you'll be moving around later, CA might well be worth the £ membership.
