Chárter de yates en Syvota

Where do I depart from when chartering in Syvota?

You depart from Syvota Marina, a small port in Thesprotia with 90 berths and easy access to the Ionian Sea. The marina offers fresh water, a restaurant, port police, and yacht service for a smooth departure. Check-in must be completed before 17:00, and check-out is at 12:00 on your departure day.

What islands and anchorages can I reach in a day trip from Syvota?

A day trip from Syvota reaches Lefkada, Corfu, and the sheltered Marmara shores just across the water. The harbor is protected by a rectangular breakwater with depths up to 4 meters, ideal for stern-to or alongside mooring. Ferries nearby can cause heavy swells, so secure anchoring and distance from the pier are essential.

When is the best sailing season and weather window for Syvota?

The best sailing season in Syvota runs from May to October, with calm waters and favorable winds during summer months. The marina attracts private yachts throughout the year, but peak conditions occur in June, July, and August. Always monitor ferry schedules to avoid unexpected swells near the quay.

What licence or skipper rules apply when chartering in Greece?

Greece requires a valid boat licence or a certified skipper for chartering; international licences are accepted if endorsed. If you lack a licence, you must hire a professional skipper through the charter company. All vessels must comply with local port police regulations and safety standards.

How do I get to Syvota Marina from the nearest airport?

The nearest airport is Igoumenitsa, located about 24 km north of Syvota Marina. The transfer takes roughly 30–40 minutes by car or taxi. Alternatively, you can reach Syvota via VHF call to the marina for arrival coordination.