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Messolonghi Marina is located in the centre of a protected lagoon area. Once completed, it will be able to cater to 270 boats, offering 230 berths for vessels up to 16 meters; 40 berths for boats up to 25 meters; boat storage facilities; 30 places for motorhomes; a 100-ton travel lift; a 35-ton trailer; gated entrance; cafes and restaurants; three service buildings including laundry; restrooms and showers; a mini market; a nautical service building; car rental; various shops and offices; parking; electricity and water; fuel stations, pump-out and WiFi services. CURRENT FACILITIES • 80 Mooring places in the water • 50 Mooring places on land • 200 meters of floating breakwater pontoons • 200 meters of floating walkway pontoons

Patras is the third biggest city of Greece and Marina can provide a wide range of services. Managed by the Municipality of Patras, offers 450 berths for all kind of boats. A variety of shops, bars, restaurants can be found just a few meters away of the Marina. The city centre is located only 2 km away. The marina operates all year round. Approaching the marina, you contact VHF Channel 9 where from you will receive guidance and the marina staff will welcome you at your berth. At the Marina Office, you will be able to check-in and to be informed about the details of your stay. Guest Sailing boats and Motor Yachts and permanent place boats berth in the main Marina. St. Nickolas Pier. Patras Marina can offer berth for big Motor Yachts in St. Nickolas pier (in the old port of Patras). Cancelation: Cancellations made at least 48 hours prior to the booking will be provided with a 100% refund. Checkin: Make sure to arrive in the marina before 11:00 to complete the check-in procedure. Checkout: Check-out time is 11:00 of the departure day. Extra Details: Slips Availiable: 17 Max Boat Length: 35 VHF: Not supported

Katakolo is a charming small port located in Pyrgos, the capital of Elia in the Southern Peloponnese. Despite its modest size, it plays a significant role in regional trade, having been established in 1857 for commercial purposes. The port is also the most popular gateway for travelers visiting the Ancient Olympia complex, which includes temples, priests’ dwellings, and public buildings. Olympia holds a special place in history as the birthplace of the Olympic idea during Mycenaean times. The first official quadrennial Olympic Games were held here in 776 BC and lasted five days, marking the start of a tradition that continues to this day. Location & Coordinates Katakolo Port is situated in the East Mediterranean, Ionian Sea, Greece at coordinates: Latitude: 37° 38′ 46.05″ N Longitude: 21° 19′ 25.89″ E UN/LOCODE: GRKAK Port VHF Channel: 12 Berthing Facilities Pier 1: 270 meters long, 9 meters draft Pier 2: 200 meters long, 7.5 meters draft Pier 3: 240 meters long, 9 meters draft Katakolo is ideal for yachts and smaller vessels looking for access to one of Greece’s most historically significant destinations, offering both functional port facilities and proximity to one of the world’s most iconic archaeological sites. Harbour Master / Port Authority – Katakolo Port Authority Type: Port Authority / Harbour Master Address: Port of Katakolo, ZIP 27067, Greece Phone: +30 26210 41206 Email: katakolo@hcg.gr VHF Channel: 12 Note: Supervises port operations, safety, and maritime traffic.