Mykonos Marina

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Mykonos Marina is a partly finished marina located around two kilometres north of the old harbour and town of Mykonos.  It provides very good shelter from the prevailing winds and is quiet, being some distance from the main town.  Until recently something of a 'free for all', attempts have been made during 2011 to improve the facilities for yachts here and there are reportedly at time of writing (July 2011) some 34 laid moorings for small and medium sized yachts on the marina’s eastern quay and 40 for larger (20-25 metre) yachts on the inner west quay.  Water and electricity (prepaid) are available at some of the berths, mostly on the western quay.
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Mykonos Marina is a partly finished marina located around two kilometres north of the old harbour and town of Mykonos.  It provides good shelter from the prevailing winds and is quiet, being some distance from the main town.  Until recently something of a 'free for all', attempts have been made during 2011 to improve the facilities for yachts here and there are at time of writing (August 2011) around a dozen laid moorings for small and medium sized yachts in the marina’s ‘yacht basin’ to starboard on entry and a further 30 for larger (20-25 metre) yachts on the marina’s south west quay (on the inside of the section where the cruise liners berth).  Water and electricity (prepaid) are currently available only at the berths on the SW quay.
See link to Yachting and Boating World Forum: [http://www.ybw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=274775] for recent extensive discussions on the improvements to Mykonos Marina.
See link to Yachting and Boating World Forum: [http://www.ybw.com/forums/showthread.php?t=274775] for recent extensive discussions on the improvements to Mykonos Marina.
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===Marina radio contact===
===Marina radio contact===
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Contact details - (before entry), and harbourmaster/manager's name, etc.
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None at present.
===Navigation/Approach===
===Navigation/Approach===
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There are no dangers in the approach.  Usually there will be one or more large cruise ships moored on the outside of the marina breakwater to help identify it. The marina is entered from S.Depths in the entrance are 5.0 - 6.0 metres.
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There are no dangers in the approach.  Usually there will be one or more large cruise ships moored on the outside of the marina breakwater to help identify it. The marina is entered from SE. Depths in the entrance are 5.0 - 6.0 metres.
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===Berthing===
===Berthing===
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Visiting yachts normally berth stern/bows-to or alongside in the basin immediately to starboard on entering the marina.  The basin consists of a short breakwater extending from the shore and protecting the marina from E and a parallel concrete jetty 100 metres further into the marina, creating a U-shaped basin at the NE corner of the marina.  There are only 2-3 laid moorings on the breakwater section of the basin and a further 5-6 on either side of the concrete jetty.  Once these are taken, yachts need to use their anchors (with great care as there are mooring chains along both sides of the basin).  A safer alternative is to go alongside on the shore side of the basin.  Depths alongside are 4.25 metres and 4.5 metres along the jetty and breakwater.  The basin is the least sheltered part of the marina and gusts will be experienced with strong northerly winds.
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Security man Nikos, employed by the municipality, is usually on hand to direct yachts to a suitable berth.  Laid moorings on eastern and inner western quay.  Eastern quay is the most appropriate for small to medium sized yachts (up to 20 metres).
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There are a further 30 laid moorings for larger (20-25 metre) yachts on the marina’s south west quay (on the inside of the section where the cruise liners berth), but these are usually filled with local power boats and a visiting yacht will be lucky to find a berth hereUnfortunately, these are the only berths with water and electricity.
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No berthing assistance is available at present.  You are reliant on fellow yachtsmen.
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[[Image:MykonosJetty.jpg|thumb|330px|right| '''The yacht jetty in Mykonos Marina''' <br>''Click for larger view'' ]]
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[[Image:MykonosBasin.jpg|thumb|330px|right| '''The yacht basin from SW (alongside berths straight ahead)''' <br>''Click for larger view'' ]]
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[[Image:MykonosQuay.jpg|thumb|330px|right| '''The SW quay – usually filled with powerboats''' <br>''Click for larger view'' ]]
===Marina facilities===
===Marina facilities===
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Currently water and electricity (prepaid system) only available on inner western quay but plans to install both on eastern quay also at some time in future.  Fuel by mini tanker only.  No other facilities.
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Currently water and electricity (prepaid system) only available on the SW quay.  Fuel by mini tanker only.  No other facilities.
===Repairs===
===Repairs===
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===Marina Location===
===Marina Location===
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The marina is about half an hour's walk from the town and its attractions.
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The marina is about half an hour's walk from the town and its attractions.  There are a couple of good restaurants close to the marina.
===Transport===
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Local taxis only.
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Car/scooter hire outlet opposite the marina.  Regular bus service into town during the season.  Also local taxis.
===Price===
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Current price (give date)
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Currently no charge is made in the yacht basin.
===Contact===
===Contact===
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* Not a place to visit unless you really want to see Mykonos.  It's a squeeze to get a berth anywhere and it's a dusty and depressing place (April 2007).
* Not a place to visit unless you really want to see Mykonos.  It's a squeeze to get a berth anywhere and it's a dusty and depressing place (April 2007).
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* Much needed improvements have been made during 2011 (see link above) and Mykonos Marina is reportedly now somewhat more yacht-friendly than it used to be. --[[User:Atheneoflymington|Athene of Lymington]] 13:24, 11 July 2011 (BST)
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* Some much needed improvements have been made during 2011 (see link above) and Mykonos Marina is now slightly more yacht-friendly than it used to be.  However, considerable additional investment is needed to bring it up to acceptable marina standard. --[[User:Atheneoflymington|Athene of Lymington]] 13:24, 11 July 2011 (BST)
===Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)===
===Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)===
''Date of member's visit to this marina & this page's details validated'':
''Date of member's visit to this marina & this page's details validated'':
* April 2007 -- Athene of Lymington
* April 2007 -- Athene of Lymington
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* Sept 2010 - Nereus
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* Sept 2010 Nereus
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* September 2011 --[[User:Atheneoflymington|Athene of Lymington]] 20:18, 3 September 2011 (BST)

Revision as of 19:18, 3 September 2011

Mykonos Marina

Mykonos Marina
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Marina Chart
Co-ords: GPS: 37°27.8′N, 25°19.6′E
Radio: None at present
Berths: Around 30 moorings at present
Max draft: 4.5 metres
Fuel: No fuel dock
Water: Only on south quay
Elect: Only on south quay
Toilets: No
Showers: No
Laundry: No
Internet: No
Wi-Fi: No
Cable TV: No
Phone No. None
Email add: Email
More notes about the Marina

Mykonos Marina is a partly finished marina located around two kilometres north of the old harbour and town of Mykonos. It provides good shelter from the prevailing winds and is quiet, being some distance from the main town. Until recently something of a 'free for all', attempts have been made during 2011 to improve the facilities for yachts here and there are at time of writing (August 2011) around a dozen laid moorings for small and medium sized yachts in the marina’s ‘yacht basin’ to starboard on entry and a further 30 for larger (20-25 metre) yachts on the marina’s south west quay (on the inside of the section where the cruise liners berth). Water and electricity (prepaid) are currently available only at the berths on the SW quay.

See link to Yachting and Boating World Forum: [1] for recent extensive discussions on the improvements to Mykonos Marina.

Marina radio contact

None at present.

Navigation/Approach

There are no dangers in the approach. Usually there will be one or more large cruise ships moored on the outside of the marina breakwater to help identify it. The marina is entered from SE. Depths in the entrance are 5.0 - 6.0 metres.

Berthing

Visiting yachts normally berth stern/bows-to or alongside in the basin immediately to starboard on entering the marina. The basin consists of a short breakwater extending from the shore and protecting the marina from E and a parallel concrete jetty 100 metres further into the marina, creating a U-shaped basin at the NE corner of the marina. There are only 2-3 laid moorings on the breakwater section of the basin and a further 5-6 on either side of the concrete jetty. Once these are taken, yachts need to use their anchors (with great care as there are mooring chains along both sides of the basin). A safer alternative is to go alongside on the shore side of the basin. Depths alongside are 4.25 metres and 4.5 metres along the jetty and breakwater. The basin is the least sheltered part of the marina and gusts will be experienced with strong northerly winds.

There are a further 30 laid moorings for larger (20-25 metre) yachts on the marina’s south west quay (on the inside of the section where the cruise liners berth), but these are usually filled with local power boats and a visiting yacht will be lucky to find a berth here. Unfortunately, these are the only berths with water and electricity.

No berthing assistance is available at present. You are reliant on fellow yachtsmen.

The yacht jetty in Mykonos Marina
Click for larger view
The yacht basin from SW (alongside berths straight ahead)
Click for larger view
The SW quay – usually filled with powerboats
Click for larger view

Marina facilities

Currently water and electricity (prepaid system) only available on the SW quay. Fuel by mini tanker only. No other facilities.

Repairs

None

Security

Poor. Its only protection is its remoteness from the town.

Marina Location

The marina is about half an hour's walk from the town and its attractions. There are a couple of good restaurants close to the marina.

Transport

Car/scooter hire outlet opposite the marina. Regular bus service into town during the season. Also local taxis.

Price

Currently no charge is made in the yacht basin.

Contact

Full address, mail address, phone, fax, website, email, etc.

Personal experience

Post your personal experience and rating of this marina.

  • Not a place to visit unless you really want to see Mykonos. It's a squeeze to get a berth anywhere and it's a dusty and depressing place (April 2007).
  • Some much needed improvements have been made during 2011 (see link above) and Mykonos Marina is now slightly more yacht-friendly than it used to be. However, considerable additional investment is needed to bring it up to acceptable marina standard. --Athene of Lymington 13:24, 11 July 2011 (BST)

Last Visited & Details Checked (and updated here)

Date of member's visit to this marina & this page's details validated:

  • April 2007 -- Athene of Lymington
  • Sept 2010 – Nereus
  • September 2011 --Athene of Lymington 20:18, 3 September 2011 (BST)


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