Kos Base

Coming into Kos marina, yachts should mention the charter  company (they belong) so they are directed to the right pier and berth. Anchoring is not allowed and yachts go stern to the quay and tie a mooring line to their bow.

The Galazio Sailing meeting point, for Kos marina, is directly to your yacht.

Services:

• Berth facilities: Water supply, electricity (220 and 380 V from 16 to 125 Amps) and telephone connection – satellite TV upon request
• Fuel
• 24 hour Security service
• Info centre (internet, telephone, fax, weather forecast etc)
• Administration building with reception, authorities, meeting room and guests’ suites
• Full technical service
• Shopping centre (with Cafe, Super Market, grocery,  laundry and more yet)
• Washrooms (at the shopping centre)
• Postal service
• Baggage storage (at the reception)
• Fire stations in all piers
• Parking lot
• Taxi stand
• Many Banks and ATM cash points (outside Kos marina at the main town)
• More supermarkets, souvenirs shops, nightlife, sightseeing etc. are a small ride away from the modern town of Kos (outside Kos marina at the main town)

Useful tips:

• Marina Kos is open 24 hrs a day all year round. Reception is open daily from 7.00 am to 23.00 pm
• Officers attend on VHF channel 77 (call sign Kos marina). The telephone number is: +30 2242 0 57500 (30 lines available) and the entrance is: 36o 53′ N 27o 18′ E
• During the summer, the prevailing wind in Kos Island is the Meltemi. It blows from NW-W at force 4-6 (may reach force 7 on occasion) and sometimes may blow without a break for several days. Keep in mind that daily weather forecast is on hand at the Marina’s reception
• Yachtsmen should pay special attention to Cape Ammoglossa – 1 mile North of the marina and opposite to Kos’ old harbour. Keep clear off the shoals!
• For more information (sightseeing, history, climate, weather etc) you may also visit our website’s respective page for Kos Island