Marina Corinth (Corinth) Peloponnese - Greece Marina in Corinth, Peloponnese, Western Greece and the Ionian

Corinth Yacht Harbour is located in Kórinthos, a large city on the southeast shore of the Gulf of Corinth. While the city operates a substantial commercial harbour, the yacht harbour itself offers limited facilities and minimal space for cruising yachts. The marina serves primarily as a convenient base for sailors wishing to explore the numerous archaeological sites accessible within a few hours' drive from Corinth. Mooring options are restricted, with berths available alongside the wall just east of the commercial harbour. Approximately four boats can moor along this wall, with varying depths: the westernmost berth offers 4 metres depth, followed by 2.6 metres depth for 20 metres along the wall, with depths decreasing further eastward. Inside the yacht harbour, the only secure berths are located alongside the ends of two T-shaped pontoons on the starboard side. The further pontoon appears to be permanently occupied by a local vessel. If the nearer pontoon is taken, yachts must either raft up alongside or relocate to the commercial harbour area. The small fishing boat harbour enclosed by a jetty is not suitable for yachts, as depths here are less than 2.0 metres and the wall features fender-damaging projections that make it an unsuitable location to leave a yacht unattended. Despite the somewhat deteriorated condition of the area surrounding the commercial harbour, the plazas immediately south of the marina transform into vibrant social spaces after dark, attracting hundreds of visitors and creating a lively evening atmosphere. The marina's primary advantage lies in its strategic location for land-based excursions rather than its yachting facilities.