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THE MEDITERRANEAN | PREVEZA EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW TO ENJOY YOUR NEXT DREAM DESTINATION!

Transcript of THE MEDITERRANEAN | PREVEZA

THE MEDITERRANEAN | PREVEZA

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW TO ENJOY YOUR NEXT DREAM DESTINATION!

BASE ADDRESS Preveza Marina (after the tower control)

481 00 Preveza

GPS POSITION: 38°57'38"N 20°45'23"E

OPENING HOURS: Friday to Saturday 9am – 8pm

BASE MAP

BASE CONTACTS

BASE MANAGER & CUSTOMER SERVICE:

Name: Thanasis Paitaridis

Phone: +30 6970 960083

Email: [email protected]

BASE FACILITIES

☒ Electricity

☒ Water

☒ Toilets

☒ Showers

☒ Laundry

☐ Swimming pool

☒ Wi-Fi

☐ Luggage storage

☒ Restaurant

☒ Bar

☒ Supermarket / Grocery store

☒ ATM

☐ Post Office

BASE INFORMATION

LICENSE

Sailing license required: ☒ Yes ☐ No

PAYMENT

The base can accept: ☒ Visa ☒ Mastercard ☐ Amex ☒ Cash EMBARKATION TIME

Embarkation time is at 5pm.

Due to the marina’s small entrance you need to talk to the marina staff on VHF channel

71 before departure.

YACHT BRIEFING

All briefings are conducted on the chartered yacht and will take 40-90 minutes,

depending on yacht size and crew experience.

The team will give a detailed walk-through of your yacht’s technical equipment,

information about safe and accurate navigation, including the yacht’s navigational

instruments, as well as mooring, anchorage and itinerary help. The safety briefing

introduces the safety equipment and your yacht’s general inventory.

STOP OVERS

For all DYC charters starting and/or ending in Preveza, the first and last night at the

marina is free of charge. DISEMBARKATION TIME

Disembarkation time is at 9am on the last day of the charter.

To assist in making checkout as smooth as possible, we ask that you arrive back at the

base al least two hours before sunset, the evening before disembarkation.

Before entering the marina, you must announce your arrival and wish to refuel the boat

on VHF channel 71. For refueling, you must wait your turn outside the marina. They will

call you back on VHF. You must refuel before returning your yacht.

The team will inspect your yacht’s equipment and a general visual check of its interior

and exterior. A diver will check its hull, keel, rudder(s) propeller(s) and /or bow thruster.

General inspection will take approximately one hour. Diesel will be refilled as well.

CAR PARK

There is free street parking outside the marina and paid-for parking within the marina. BAGGAGE

Please only take soft bags and not suitcases, as they would be too cumbersome

onboard.

BASE AND EMERGENCY CONTACTS

• Base emergency telephone number: +30 6970 960083

• Marina emergency telephone number: +30 2682024458

• Coastguard emergency telephone number: 108

• VHF marina channel: 71

• VHF emergency channel: 16

HOW TO GET THERE? ACCESS BY PLANE

Aktion Airport (PVK): The airport is 8km from the base, which is a 15-minute journey by

car/shuttle. There are regular charter flights from Athens and other European cities with

Aegean Airlines and other charter flights. Please check the schedule on the airport

website. TRANSFERS FROM THE AIRPORT TO OUR BASE

If you need an organized transfer from the airport, please contact our base manager.

Major car rental companies operate from the airport, please refer to the airport website

for info, working hours and contacts. Taxis are regularly available in front of the airport

buildings.

Information subject to change without notice.

PROVISIONING & RECOMMENDATIONS

BASE PROVISIONING SERVICE

This base provides a provisioning service: ☒ Yes ☐ No

LOCAL SUPERMARKET

MARINA MARKET (within the marina)

Opening hours may differ during public holidays

and are subject to change without notice.

FUEL AND WATER

Water is conveniently located in front of each

yacht. There is a fuel station at the entrance of the marina.

HOTEL SUGGESTIONS:

• The Captain’s House

• 4-6 Karyotaki Street, Preveza

• Margarona Royal Hotel

• 48100, Preveza

• Hotel Kalamitsi

• 48100, Preveza

RESTAURANT SUGGESTIONS:

• Celest Bar Restaurant in the marina

• Restaurant suggestions

AREA GUIDE LOCAL AREA INTRODUCTION

Preveza is perfectly situated at the entrance to the inland gulf of Ambrakikos, midway

down the island chain for convenient access to the best of the Ionian, whether you choose

an itinerary to the north or the south.

Long regarded as a sailor’s paradise, the Ionian delights visitors with consistent sunshine,

reliable winds, plentiful anchorages, friendly locals and stunning scenery. Enjoy easy

walks through sun-dappled olive groves, snorkel in warm clear waters and immerse

yourself in the ancient civilizations and cultures of Greece.

Day Time

Monday -

Saturday

8am – 9pm

Sunday CLOSED

The fertile islands of the Ionian sea are covered in forests of pine and cypress, alongside

fields of wildflowers, in contrast to the barren mountainous terrain of mainland Greece.

The architecture found in the region is also unique, featuring red-tiled houses in mostly

Italian and French styles.

To sail Preveza you will need a sailing license that is recognized by the local port

authorities, or you can hire a local skipper to sail for you.

TOP THINGS TO DO IN PREVEZA:

1. Dine on seafood at Sivota

One of the best things to do in Preveza, is sail to the charming little village of Sivota,

boasting white cliffs and sandy beaches. Evenings bring a more lively crowd as

sailboats arrive to enjoy the famed seafood at the many tavernas. One of the

largest natural coves in the Ionian island chain is located here, providing excellent

shelter.

2. Visit beautiful Sami

Sail to the beautiful coastal town of Sami on the island of Kefalonia – a favorite of

many yachters. The waterfront is lined with tavernas serving fresh fish and wine

that was grown and bottled on the island.

3. Sail to Ithaca

Home to the Greek legend of Odysseus, the magical island of Ithaca is loved for its

ancient ruins, breathtaking harbors and wonderful wilderness walking trails.

4. Soak up the sun on Milos Beach

Milos Beach on the island of Lefkas is popular for sunbathing and swimming, but

the serene walk through the forest to reach the beach from Agios Nikitas is just as

delightful. There are no facilities here, so be sure to bring along your own

refreshments.

5. Hike to the Nidri Waterfalls

While on the island of Lefkas, a scenic walk to the Nidri waterfalls is a must-do.

Stroll through beautiful olive groves to a footpath leading to the sparkling falls. Be

sure to bring your walking shoes for this 40-minute walk – and a swimsuit for a

refreshing swim.

CURRENCY: Euro (EUR)

VOLTAGE: 220V DIALING CODE: +30 2682 INTERNET

There is internet access at our marina and via cafes and Wi-Fi hotspots that you can use.

Cell phones with sim cards from European Union countries (except Switzerland) operate

without roaming fees. For other countries, please contact your provider. You can buy a

local sim card at telecommunication shops.

ENVIRONMENT

• Respect your surroundings and leave only footprints in the sand

• Only use the engine or genset when needed (operate the water maker at least

two miles away from the cost.)

• Recycle your garbage in the correct containers at the marina

• Respect regulations around marine reserves and private islands where

disembarking is not permitted

REGULATIONS

There are no restrictions, although this can change depending on the weather, when you

sail and the type of fishing you want to do. Please check with port authorities before you

set off.

Information subject to change without notice.

SAILING CONDITIONS

SAILING AREA

The beaches found in the Ionian are plentiful, and second to none. Sail to Meganisi to

swim and explore Papanikolis sea cave, an impressive natural wonder. At Vathi, discover

secluded golden sand beaches that are accessible only by boat. Fanari offers a scenic

pebbled beach with perfectly clear shallow water, and Megalo Limonari features a

backdrop of lush foliage popular with nature lovers.

Lefkas is one of the main Ionian Islands and is home to many beautiful anchorages and

towns surrounded by spectacular cliffs, a favorite is at the traditional village harbor of

Sivota. Another Preveza yacht charter highlight is the busy resort town of Nidri on Lefkas,

where you can find excellent dining at traditional “Fistaria” grill houses serving delicious

souvlaki skewers and local wines. WEATHER

The best time of year to sail Preveza is in the summer when you can make the most of

the Mediterranean climate and hot, dry and sunny weather. The best month for an island

sailing Lefkas vacation is June, when there are fewer crowds and warm weather.

Temperatures in summer can reach 88ºF and the sea is warm for swimming at 77ºF.

Lefkas has a long sailing season and the spring and fall are also perfect for sailing with

good weather.

TEMPERATURE

Climate in Preveza:

• Summer high: The July high is around 88ºF

• Winter low: The January low is 43ºF

WIND SYSTEMS

The sailing conditions for Preveza include winds that blow northwestly between force 3

and 5.

During your approach to the marina on the main port, stay within the separation system

(buoys) to avoid the shallows. When returning to base, go stern to or bows to and use the

mooring lines, not your anchor.

LOCAL FORECAST

You can find Preveza weather forecasts on the Meteo.gr website.