Yacht charter in Preveza

Which marinas in Preveza are best for yacht departure?

Preveza Marina, located in the heart of the town, offers 300 berths with modern facilities including water, electricity, Wi-Fi, and a fuel station. Cleopatra Marina near Aktio adds 100 berths and is minutes from the airport, ideal for quick starts. The Preveza Main Port also serves charterers with full services for sailing yachts and catamarans.

What are the top day-trip routes from Preveza?

To the north, sail 32 nm to Gaios (Paxos) for Blue Caves and Tripitos Arch, then continue to Sivota (Mourtos) for lush green bays. To the south, reach Lefkas in 8 nm, then explore Nidri, Fiskardo, and Sami on Kefalonia, with anchorages at Vassiliki Beach and Porto Katsiki. Meganissi's Vathi is a popular stop with two docking options.

When is the best sailing season in Preveza?

The prime sailing season in Preveza runs from May to October, with warm weather and reliable winds ideal for Ionian exploration. July and August offer the most stable conditions, while May and June provide fewer crowds and pleasant temperatures. Winter months are less suitable due to cooler weather and reduced daylight.

What licence or skipper rules apply in Greece?

Greece requires a valid sailing licence for bareboat charters, such as an IALA or national certificate recognized by the Greek authorities. Skippered charters are available for those without a licence, with experienced captains provided by charter companies. Catamarans and sailing yachts are both eligible for charter with or without a skipper.

How do I get to Preveza for my charter?

The nearest airport is Aktion Airport (PVK), just 5 km from Preveza Marina, with a transfer time of about 10 minutes. Athens is the main international hub, with a 4-hour drive or bus to Preveza. The port is also accessible via ferry from Patras, making it a convenient stopover for sailors from the east.