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Leros Marinas

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Sailing Area: Leros Marinas

Sailing to Lakki, Leros Island

Lakki, also known by its former name Portolago, is a small town on the south coast of Leros. Located at the head of Lakki Bay, it offers excellent mooring options and a large anchorage. Rent a car and explore this magnificent island; watch the video for more insights.

Approach

There are restricted areas, so check the navigation maps before you sail. You can anchor in the large bay.

Avathis Anchorage: 37° 7.85′ N, 26° 51.13′ E

The bottom is sand and mud, offering good holding but not ideal for swimming.

Mooring Options

Lakki Marina: 37° 7.73′ N, 26° 50.92′ E

  • 35 Berths
  • Max draft: 7m
  • Max length: 70m
  • Fuel available by mini tanker
  • Town quay and some mooring lines available on the west side

Marina Leros: 37° 7.72′ N, 26° 51.40′ E

Located on the east side at the best part of Lakki Bay, completely protected from all winds.

  • 220 Berths
  • Max draft: 8m
  • Max length: 36m
  • VHF Channel 10

https://lerosmarina.gr/

[email protected]

Phone: +30 22470 24733, 26600, 26601

Facilities

All facilities can be found in and around Lakki, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay.

Videos

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Sailors tips

Winds

North and northwest winds usually prevail in summer.

Ferry tickets

https://maps.app.goo.gl/5CqVfPFSkidEmgh69

Ret a car

Irene [email protected]

https://lerosrentacar.com/

Shops?

You can find around Lakki and Agia.

History

Lakki  also known by its former name Portolago, is a community on the Greek island of Leros, in the Dodecanese, at the head of Lakki Bay.

The area was built up as the main base of the Italian Royal Navy in the Dodecanese starting in 1923.

The town of Portolago was founded in the 1930s, under Italian rule, as a new model town, most of whose inhabitants were from the Italian military. After Leros was transferred to Greece in 1947, it was renamed Lakki.

Like the rest of the Dodecanese, Leros was ruled by Italy from 1912-1943

Leros Marins Facilities

  •  220 Berths & up to 600 dry – dock places

  • Boat lifting up to 14m width x 35m long with up to 200tons lifting capacity

  • Storage ashore on special steel cradles to ensure safety

  • Can accommodate and lift all types of Mega Yachts

  • High pressure hull cleaning

  • Electricity and water supply on the berths

  • Modern shower and toilet facilities

  • Laundry services with washing and drying machines

  • Mechanical, electrical and electronic repairs

  • Carpenters, GRP repairs, Inox fabrication

  • Sail making and upholstery loft

  • Fenced premises with 24/7 guard patrols and CCTV

Restaurant & Marina Office

All facilities can be found, and most repairs can be made.

Map

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