Ionian islands

The Ionian islands are a group of islands scattered along the west coast of mainland Greece and are principally known for Corfu, Paxi, Lefkada, Ithaki, Kefallonia, Zakynthos and Kythira. The Ionian islands have a rich and varied landscape; sheer cliffs and white sandy beaches form a dramatic scene, while cypress trees, olive groves and forested mountains create a lush green palette against the intense blues of the Ionian Sea. The different islands and towns each have their unique flare and leave much to be discovered; from Ancient Greek architecture, Venetian alleyways on Corfu, Paxi’s multi-colored harbor, sea caves and shipwrecks on Zakynthos, to some of the world’s most beautiful beaches and breathtaking walks. Sailing the Ionian islands is brilliant for families, nature lovers and those wanting to relax.

Lefkada/Lefkas Marina

The Lefkas Marina is a 15-minute walk from Lefkas town. In terms of navigation, the marina is located at the northern end of the canal which separates Lefkas island from the coast of Greece. The marina lies within an L-shaped breakwater pontoon and provides good shelter from Eastern and Northerly winds. Marina Lefkas operates all year round. The Lefkas Marina is a fully-functioning marina with all necessary amenities and being only 15-minutes from the main town, a whole array of shops, supermarkets, cafes, bars and restaurants are available.

Berth Characteristics • 620 berths for up to 45m length and 4m draught.

Radio Channel • You can reach Lefkas Marina by calling VHF69.

Reception
Port Police office
Laundry
Toilets and shower facilities
Café/Bar
Supermarket
Swimming pool (at a charge)
Electricty
Fresh Water
The marina can accommodate a wide range of repairs, including mechanical, electrical, sails repair, carpentry and haul-out with travel-lift (150T).