Mr. Makis Karagiorgos
(+30) 694 5666 693

Ms Dimitra Charilaou

Mr. Makis Karagiorgos
(+30) 694 5666 693

24/7 support
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VHF frequencies

marina - VHF channel 12

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.

Our FYLY offices in Mykonos charter base are located in: Tourlos Marina, Mykonos, 84600, Greece.

Tourlos Marina (New Port), Mykonos

Berthing - 37° 27.92' N, 25° 19.48' E

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.

Port Manager, Nikos, is present every day, including in winter. Call Ch.12 for help.

Charter Base hours:

Weekdays: 08:30 AM - 17:00 PM
Saturdays: 08:30 AM - 20:00 PM

17:00 PM

Clients must arrive back at base the day before the end of their charter.
Latest at 17:00 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

Our Offices are at Tourlos marina (New Port)

The New Port in Tourlos is about 1.5 km from town; If you are carrying luggage it is not recommended to go on foot.

Local Bus: The main bus station is near the windmills on the top side of Chora.

Taxi: The main Taxi stand is located on the waterfront in Chora on the far right when looking at the sea.

Most ferry companies dock and leave from this harbour. ex. Blue Star Ferries, Highspeed, etc

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Clients can either go to the super market 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).

Ferry boats:

▪ embarkation in marina Tourlos

Taxi prebooked:

▪ up to 4 pax € 50

Private Bus:

▪ up to 10 pax € 200

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 Tourlos Marina.

AKTI IRINI HOTEL
A Family hotel at tourlos . Rebuiled at 2007 with a swiming pool .
Situated at the edge of Mykonos, half a mile from the cosmopolitan center of town, Akti Irini offers a swimming pool and pool bar with sea views.
Most rooms at Akti Irini have their own sea-view terrace. Each is air conditioned and includes a minibar, safe, TV, and private bathroom. More spacious rooms with seating areas are also available.
Irini Akti offers car/bike rental, free parking, and can arrange for transportation for guests to/from the port and the airport upon request. The bus stops very close to the hotel.

web page: http://akti-irini.gr/

ALEX HOTEL
At Tourlos, very near but also far enough from the beautiful Mykonos Town and the frantic nightly life of Mykonos the hotel Alex Bay is offered for relaxed vacations with cosmopolitan tinge in the most famous island of Greece .
The Cycladic architecture of the hotel group impresses so much with its spaces as with the irreproachable service ο f its customers - the experienced personnel is in your disposal 24 hours the day.
The spacious spotless rooms are frugal designed and ensure privacy for their tenants, offering at the same time all the modern comforts in combination with the incomparable view to the perfect island landscape.
The famous sandy beach of the region with the abundance marine sports is stretched out in a distance of hardly 100 meters from the "base", even if it is rather difficult to abandon the amazing swimming-pool and the exotic atmosphere of the pool bar, the most popular meeting point of the hotel.

web page: http://www.hotelalexmykonos.com/

Restaurants: There is a variety of restaurants near Tourlos Marina.

Bars: There is a variety of bars near Tourlos Marina.

Coffeeshops: There is a variety of coffeeshops near Tourlos Marina.

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

Mykonian Hygeia Medical Centre

(+30) 697 7654 737

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Tourlos Marina, Mykonos, 84600, Greece

Tourlos Marina berth Request
www.navily.com/port/tourlos-mykonos-port/1688

Tourlos Marina is located in the fascinating island of Mykonos, in Greece. Surrounded by beauty and tranquility, this port is the perfect berth booking choice for a relaxing vacation. Tourlos Marina welcomes pleasure boats of all sizes with modern facilities.

Mykonos Marina (known locally as the New Port) 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.

Here, you will access all the basic marina facilities you might require, as well as additional services such as internet, gas, side bunkering, laundry service. It is provided with two distinct entrance pints. The south entrance is marked by a red light while the northern entrance by a green light.

Tourlos Marina is a safe harbor where you can easily moor your vessel. The best-sheltered area for docking is the southern part. This lovely marina has an outstanding position. It is situated only 20 minutes away from the center of Mykonos, on foot.

You can easily access the main interest areas of Mykonos from Tourlos Marina. Moreover, you will find lots of tavernas, shops, and bars in the nearby. There are also plenty sailing routes to the Cyclades Islands you can check out as you depart from Tourlos Marina.

Visiting yachts normally berth stern/bows-to or alongside in the two basins immediately to starboard on entering the marina. The basins consists of a short breakwater extending from the shore and protecting the marina from SE and two parallel concrete jetties 100 metres and 200 metres further into the marina. Ground chains are in place for laid lines in both bays. Laid lines are in service on the South side of the North quay and near the root of the south quay. 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 here are greater than 3 metres. Depths along the jetty and breakwater range from 4.25 metres at the root to 4.5 metres at the end. The basin is the least sheltered part of the marina and gusts will be experienced with strong northerly winds. The basin is also subject to some swell, especially in strong S winds. Boats will also tie stern to the outside of the breakwater. Depths are greater than 3 metres from the mid point out.

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.

Marina Facilities:

▪ Toilets
▪ Supermarket
▪ Showers
▪ Restaurant
▪ Pharmacy
▪ Mooring assistance
▪ Accommodation
▪ Fuel station
▪ Electricity
▪ Water
▪ Bar
▪ Service Station for ships