Mr. Tasos Tsantilas
+30 6936647378

Mr. Tasos Tsantilas
+30 6936647378

Mr. Tasos Tsantilas
+30 6936647378

Mr. Tasos Tsantilas
+30 6936647378

Rhodes Marina pilot boat service: VHF Channel 71 / Call Sign “Rhodes Marina”
Reception Desk: Tel. +30 2241 440970

Rhodes Marina - Base Office: 124 Afstralias str., 85131, Rhodes Greece

08.00 hrs -20.00 hrs

17:00

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

New Marina Rhodes

ARRIVAL IN RHODES ISLAND
Transfer to base
The easiest way to reach our base is to take a Taxi from the airport. Normally, finding a taxi in Rhodes Airport is
easy but in case you are facing difficulty finding one, please call the local Taxi Company: +30 2241069800
(operating 24/7) and they will send one for you. Ask the Taxi driver to take you to the Rhodes New Marina and
drop you off to PIER, where our yachts will be, and our staff will be expecting you there and at our office.
Cost per taxi approx. 30€ (max 4 persons)
Private Transfer
Should you require a Private Transfer, feel free to let us know in advance and we will provide you with quotes
from reliable transfer service providers.
Please have in mind that the transfer cost will be slightly higher as the drivers also calculate the ride towards
the pick-up location as well as any potential delay and whether a nighttime tariff applies.



Rhodes Island can easily be reached by plane or by ferry. The airport caters to many regular international flights to and from Italy, England, Germany, Scandinavian cities and Israel, mostly during the summer, as well as a big number of charter flights to and from all around the world. Domestic flights are run daily from Athens by Olympic Air and Aegean Airlines. Flight time from Athens is approx. 60-80 minutes. The airport is located 15km away from the city of Rhodes, on the west coast of the island. A public bus service connects the airport to the city and taxis are also very easy to find just outside the airport. Taxi will drop you (and your luggage) off right in the marina with 25-30 Euros.
Another way to get to Rhodes is by ferry boat. There are regular ferry lines connecting Rhodes with Athens (Pireaus Port), Thessaloniki, Heraklion, Cyprus and Turkey. The ferry takes approx. 12 hrs to get to Rhodes from Piraeus port (it stops on various islands before), however in the summertime there are also some "express" ferries that take approx. 7- 8 hrs only. No doubt the ferry is a more affordable solution although more "time wasting". For further information on ferry schedule and prices you can visit www.greekferries.gr.

Water and 220V power is available on the quay.
Fuel is delivered on the quay by a car-tanker.
The main street is a 7-minute walk from the dock.
A 24-hour taxi stand is also found across the road outside Mandraki marina.
The local bus terminal of Rhodos town with connection of the main villages/ beaches/ sites of the island (such as Lindos) is about 300m away from the yachts berths.
ATM cash point and many Banks are located in the town near the yachts pier.
Parking area (unguarded, quite safe) is also located into the marina, but you better consult the base manager about the best place to leave your car.
WC / Toilets / Hot water showers are available near the office 5-minutes walk from the boats' berths.

Supermarket: Located in the marina, open all day.
If you want you can also pre-order your provisionings by sending us a proovisioning list prior your charter.

Transfers can be arranged upon request

Port Police Office at Rhodes' Commercial Port: 22410-27695

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 according to the following table:

Station

Chan.

WX Bulletin ( UTC )
Chios

85

0600-1000-1600-2000
Kefallonia

27

0600-1000-1600-2000
Kerkyra

02

0600-1000-1600-2000
Knossos

83

0600-1000-1600-2000
Kythira

85

0600-1000-1600-2000
Limnos

82

0600-1000-1600-2000
Moustakos

04

0600-1000-1600-2000
Mytilini

01

0600-1000-1600-2000
Parnis

25

0600-1000-1600-2000
Patra

85

0600-1000-1600-2000
Petalidi

83

0600-1000-1600-2000
Pilio

60

0600-1000-1600-2000
Rodos

63

0600-1000-1600-2000
Sitia

85

0600-1000-1600-2000
Syros

04

0600-1000-1600-2000
Sfendami

23

0600-1000-1600-2000

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

Coastal Station

Call Sign

Broadcast Times (UTC)

Frequency (KHZ)

Emission Type

Antenna
IRAKLEIO RADIO

SVH

0633-0903- 1533-2133

2799

J3E

1KW
KERKYRA RADIO (Corfu)

SVK

0633-0903- 1533-2133

2830

J3E

1KW
LIMNOS RADIO

SVR

0633-0903- 1533-2133

2730

J3E

1.5-5KW
RODOS RADIO (Rhodes)

SVR

0633-0903- 1533-2133

2624

J3E

1KW

OLYMPIA RADIO HF (SITOR) VIA THE NATIONAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS ORGANISATION OF GREECE (NTO) COASTAL STATION

Coastal Station

Call Sign

Broadcast Times (UTC)

Frequency (KHZ)

Emission Type

Antenna
OLYMPIA RADIO

DSVO

0930-2130

8423KHz

J3E

1KW

There are various cafes, taverns and restaurants within walking distance of the ancient town and market square. A couple of the best taverns / Greek traditional restaurants in the island you will find in remote villages about 7-16 km SW of the town.

According to Greek law two members of the crew must be experienced. The skipper must hold a valid sailing license the co-skipper can submit an official declaration that they have knowledge to navigate a sailing yacht.

EURO

Not applicable.

Greek, english.

The Hospital of Rhodes is the biggest medical unit of the Municipality of Dodecanese( 12 inhabitted islands of approx. 160,000 people of total population).

The area of the Hospital expands to 39 acres and includes the main building , the Medium Technical Professional Medical Institute and two parking spaces for approximately 200 cars.
HOSPITAL OF RHODES, 85100 - RHODES, TEL. : + 30 241 22222, FAX : + 30 241 23320

GMT +2

Marina Mandraki, Rhodes - http://www.mandrakimarina.com/marina.html