Yacht charter
Last updated on 8 April 2025
Located in the small seaside resort of Neos Marmaras on the Sithonia peninsula, the Porto Carras marina is one of the most prestigious marinas in Greece. Proudly displaying the Blue Flag, this fully equipped marina can accommodate up to 315 boats and is an excellent point of departure for renting a sailboat in Greece.
Why drop anchor at Porto Carras Marina?
An anchored boat at the Porto Carras marina will please nature lovers as well as gourmets. If you linger in the municipality of Neos Marmaras, you will be surprised to find that the town has the highest concentration of taverns on the Sithonia peninsula. They can be found everywhere, from the marina to the beach. Food is clearly one of the greatest pleasures of life in Greece! A godsend for gourmets, who will be delighted to sample some of the local specialties in the restaurants and tavernas. At the Psistaria, you can sample tasty souvláki, a skewer of grilled meat and vegetables, and gyros, a dish made with meat, onion and tzatzíki sauce accompanied by pita bread. Seafood lovers will linger in a fish tavern also called Psarotaverna.
History also has a place in the vicinity of Neos Marmaras. So abandon your sailboat for a few hours and head for the historic village of Parthenonas. Perched on the mountainside, at an altitude of over 350 meters, this picturesque village is 6 km from Neos Marmaras. The village is an interesting destination for budding hikers and historians, as well as for lovers of beautiful panoramas. A leap back in time awaits you in this quiet village with its small cobbled streets lined with houses with flower-filled facades. Its history can be discovered in the former primary school, now a museum of local history and folklore. For panoramic views of Kelyfos and Kassandra Island, you can choose between a hike to Mount Itamos or a romantic dinner in a tavern at sunset.
Beach lovers will also find what they are looking for in Néos Marmarás, which has no fewer than four Blue Flag beaches. Each beach, accessible on foot or by boat, has its own surprises in store, such as the beaches in the south of the city, which are characterized by their authentic and isolated nature. Water sports enthusiasts will find what they are looking for in the north of the city, on Lagomandra beach.
Your trips out to sea from Porto Carras Marina
Yacht charter at Porto Carras Marina also gives you the opportunity to treat yourself to a unique cruise in the northern Aegean. From Porto Carras, sailing enthusiasts will weigh anchor to reach the islands populating the Aegean Sea, such as the Sporades and Lemnos. Entering the Gulf of Orfani, you will reach the idyllic beaches of Thasos, including Chrisi Ammoudia beach, and will stop off at the dynamic city of Kavala, where the sweetness of relaxation awaits you.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 3 372 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer, Mechanic, Masseuse |
| Average price per week | $13,008 |
| Minimum weekly price | $702 |
| Maximum price per week | $526,500 |