Mr. Vasilis Vrakotas
(+30) 693 6647 465

Mr. Viktor Vrakotas
(+30) 693 6647 468

Mr. Vasilis Vrakotas
(+30) 693 6647 465

Mr. Viktor Vrakotas
(+30) 693 6647 468

Mr. Vasilis Vrakotas
(+30) 693 6647 465

24/7 support
(+30) 2111 827 066

VHF frequencies

marina - VHF channel 69

A forecast in Greek and English is given for all Greek waters at 06:00, 10:00, 16:00, 22:00 (GMT+2). Gale warnings are given at the beginning of the broadcast and a special security warning on Ch 16 gives all the VHF frequencies for different areas.

FYLY Corfu yacht charter base is located in: Marina Gouvia, Corfu, 49100, Greece.

Embarkation at Pier No.B 20

Marina Gouvia, Corfu

Berthing - 39° 39’ 10” Ν, 19° 51’ 10” E

Warning: The approach into the bay can be tricky because of the shallow mud bank. It is easy here to ran aground. Stay within the channel designated by the buoys

You will be assisted to a berth.

08:00 AM - 20:00 PM

17:00 PM

Clients must arrive back at base the day before the end of their charter.
Latest at 18:00 PM for check out procedures (refuel, diver's check etc).
They have free overnight & they can disembark the yacht the next day at 09:00 AM

Embarkation at Pier No.26-34

Corfu International Airport CFU "Ioannis Kapodistrias" is located 6 km from Marina Gouvia.

Ferry: There is a daily ferry connection from Italy.

Taxi: You can find easily taxis both at Corfu Airport & near Marina Gouvia. The drive costs approx. € 25 per taxi.

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Clients can either go to the super market located in the marina (open all day) upon their arrival or they can pre-order (upon request) their provisions and FYLY Yachting team will arrange their delivery to their yacht. If they want to pre-order we will provide them a provisioning list.

FYLY Yachting could arrange a transfer for you by minibus or by taxi (upon request).

Our base manager will arrange everything with Port Authorities. The only thing we require from the skipper of the charter is to have with him his original sailing license and to send me two weeks prior his charter a copy of his sailing license.

You should always try to get a weather forecast before heading out from land, especially if going more than several miles from shore, as it is difficult to tell at a glance what winds will appear, due to large land masses, mountains and other geographical features. You can use your radio, Navtex or contact the Port Police who receive weather faxes several times a day for the area.

a. TELEPHONE

Via the phone line of the Athens Marine Meteorological Centre of the Hellenic National Meteorological Service, one can obtain a forecast directly from the forecaster on duty for the sea area that one is interested in, on a 24-hour basis, by dialing 210 9699171. General weather forecasts are obtained from a pre-recorded message of the National Telecommunications Organisation of Greece (OTE), by dialing 14944.

b. RADIO

Regular Weather and Sea Bulletins for Shipping issued by the Hellenic National Meteorological Service are broadcast by the 1st Programme of the Hellenic Radio (ERA 1) in Greek, as are special forecasts and warnings, whenever issued. The frequencies and times of broadcast are mentioned below:
HELLENIC RADIO (NATIONAL NETWORK) (ERA 1)/DAILY/(AM) 7.29 KHz, (FM) 105.8 KHz, (FM) 91.6 KHz/06:05

Weather forecasts are also broadcasted by other state, private and municipal radio stations all over the country, on the FM band, after news bulletins.

c. TELEVISION

The Hellenic National Meteorological Service forecasts are announced on TV by professional Hellenic National Meteorological Service meteorologists, as well as by TV presenters. Greek public and private channels broadcast the weather forecast for the coming day at the end of the news bulletin. In addition, some channels broadcast a special forecast for the entire week.

d. VHF/OLYMPIA RADIO

VHF channel 16 broadcasts Gale Warnings as well as regular forecasts, upon vessel request.
OLYMPIA RADIO broadcasts pre-recorded Weather and Sea bulletins in Greek and English.

e. MINISTRY OF MERCHANT MARINE RADIO

Hellenic National Meteorological Service forecasts can also be communicated to vessels via any local Port Authority, upon calling local channel 12 or channels VHF 07, 18, 19, 20 and 2, depending on the locale of navigation.

f. OLYMPIA RADIO MF (RT) VIA THE NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS ORGANISATION OF GREECE (NTO) COASTAL STATIONS.

See our Suggested Itineraries in our website www.fyly.gr

Suggestions:

Hotels: There is a variety of hotels near Gouvia Marina

Debono Hotel:
Address: Gouvia village
Tel: +302661090220

Kontokali bay Hotel:
Address: Kontokali bay
Tel: +302661099000

Restaurants: There is a variety of restaurants both in Marina Gouvia and around it.

Bars: There is a variety of bars both in Marina Gouvia and around it.

Coffeeshops: There is a variety of coffeeshops both in Marina Gouvia and around it.

The law in Greece requires that the captain must posses a valid sailing license. The Co-Skipper - if no sailing license is available - must fill out a declaration stating they have knowledge to sail. (Please see attached declaration). VHF license is not required to charter a yacht in Greece.

EURO (€)

VAT in Greece is at 24%. There are no local navigation taxes.

Greek & English

General Hospital of Corfu "Agia Eirini"

(+30) 2661 360 400

Google Map Directions
https://goo.gl/maps/dLMongkQjdu6D837A

Corfu General Clinic “ALEXANDER MASTORAS“

(+30) 2661 036 044

Google Map Directions
https://goo.gl/maps/Ngo9kVu1WTefCKbo6

GMT + 2

Marina Gouvia, Corfu, 49100, Greece

Marina Gouvia website
https://www.d-marin.gr/berth-request/gouvia

Gouvia Marina, the first privately owned marina in Greece, is situated in Corfu, about 6 kilometres from the town of Corfu and 7 kilometres from the International Airport. For many years seamen considered the harbour and the bay of Gouvia a natural link between the Adriatic and the Mediterranean Sea as well as a port of call, where they could sail in, to repose, enjoying the climate
and the beauties of the island.
The marina has a mooring capacity of 1,235 yachts, on both permanent and floating pontoons
while there are also dry dock facilities for approximately 520 yachts. Gouvia Marina can gladly accommodate boats up to 80 m long and with 5,5 m draft. At all berths electricity is available (220V and 380V) as well as fresh water. In the 3.500 sq.m.of building facilities, a number of different services are available, such as commercial shops, car, motorbike and boat rental offices, restaurants, bars and cafe, Port police office, refuelling station, supermarket, and laundry.
The broad quaysides include kinder garden, a swimming-pool, sports facilities as well as a cricket
field, a sport with a great tradition in Corfu. The marina offers a full range of technical boat services and dry-docking facilities with two 75 and 65-ton travelifts and two 60 and 45-ton mobile cranes.

Marina Facilities:

▪ 1,235 berths
• 520 dry docking capacity
• Max LOA: 80 m
• Max draught: 5.5 m
• Electric power 220 / 380 V
• Fuel station
• Ramp
• Boat maintenance and repair facilities
• 65-ton travelift
• 24-hour security services
• Customs & Port Authorities
• Wi-Fi internet access
• WC / Shower / Laundry
• Car Parking
• Rent a Car and Boat Chartering
• Chandlery and Convenience Stores
• Restaurant, coffee shops and bars
• Swimming pool