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D-Marin Gouvia, Corfu

A 1,200-berth marina on Corfu's east coast, a few kilometres north of Corfu Town, for yachts up to 80 metres, with 75-tonne and 65-tonne travel lifts.

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Welcome to D-Marin Gouvia, Corfu

D-Marin Gouvia is on the east coast of Corfu, in Gouvia Bay a few kilometres north of Corfu Town. It is run by D-Marin and is one of the main yacht bases in the Ionian Sea. The marina has about 1,200 berths and takes yachts up to 80 metres. Its boatyard has two travel lifts, of 75 and 65 tonnes, and hard standing for winter storage.

Guide TypeMarina Guide
CountryGreece
LocationGouvia Bay, Corfu
RegionCorfu, Ionian Islands
OperatorD-Marin
Telephone+30 26610 99500
Marina VHFChannel 69
BerthsAbout 1,200
FuelFuel station
Pump-outBlack water and bilge pump-out
LiftingTravel lifts 75 t and 65 t; mobile cranes 60 t and 45 t
Shore PowerSmart pedestals with water and electricity, 24 hours
Wi-FiWireless internet
ShowersToilets and showers
Security24-hour security and CCTV
Maximum LOA80 m

Arrival by Sea

Call the marina on VHF Channel 69 before entering Gouvia Bay for a berth allocation.

Facilities Afloat

Smart pedestals supply water and electricity around the clock and show consumption and bills. The marina has a fuel station, black water and bilge pump-out, toilets, showers and wireless internet.

Security and CCTV cover the marina 24 hours a day.

Marine Services

The boatyard has 75-tonne and 65-tonne travel lifts and 60-tonne and 45-tonne mobile cranes, with repair services that can be booked through the marina.

Ashore

Corfu Town, whose old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a short taxi or bus ride south. Corfu airport is on the south side of the town.

Corfu Town and Corfu airport are a short drive south of the marina.

Nearby Cruising

Paxos and Antipaxos lie to the south, and Lefkada, Kefalonia and Ithaca further south again. The prevailing summer wind in the Ionian is a north-westerly that usually builds in the afternoon.

Skipper's Notes

Marina VHF: Channel 69. Telephone: +30 26610 99500.

Before You Arrive

  • Confirm the berth, vessel dimensions and arrival instructions directly with the marina or harbour office.
  • Check depths, tidal access and any entry or clearance formalities before arrival.
  • Use current charts, pilot books, forecasts and local notices, and follow harbour-master directions.
  • Treat every map and position in this Guide as general orientation, never navigation.
  • Recheck fuel, lifting and seasonal service availability before departure.

Contact and booking

Berths, prices, depths and arrival procedures change. Confirm them directly with the marina or harbour office before you sail.

D-Marin Gouvia

Frequently asked questions

What VHF channel does D-Marin Gouvia, Corfu use?

Marina VHF: Channel 69.

What is the phone number for D-Marin Gouvia, Corfu?

Telephone: +30 26610 99500.

What is the largest boat D-Marin Gouvia, Corfu can take?

Maximum LOA: 80 m.

Is fuel available at D-Marin Gouvia, Corfu?

Fuel: Fuel station.

Find your way

Location

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