Lakki Marina

Lakki Marina is located in the unique natural harbor of Lakki, on the port side of the bay, just beyond the main port in the town of Lakki.

The marina itself has an interesting history. In 1912 when the Italian forces occupied the Dodecanese, they selected Leros and especially the Lakki and Partheni natural bay as an ideal location to base their naval stations. Those naval stations were the largest in the eastern part of the Mediterranean until 1943. You can stil see the remains of that period in the region. When you arrive at Lakki Marina you can now witness the natural beauties of the Island of Leros and its surroundigs. There are many activities you can choose from including water sports, mountain climbing, diving, hiking, cycling and fishing. When you visit one of the many museums or archeological sites, you can witness the history of Leros through centuries. You can feel the history just by walking the streets of Leros because almost every corner has its own story to tell.

Lakki Marina, has been operating since 1993 as a well organized marina with many facilities including showers, toilets, laundry & dryer services. You can get other services upon request, if you contact the customer care department.

Lakki Marina can currently accomodate 35 vessels. It also has permanent quay side locations, which can accommodate boats up to 60 meters and with a minimum draft of 5 meters.

All berths provide electrical power outlets of 220V-16A/32A/63A & 380V-63A as well as tap water. Permanent laid mooring lines add to the safety of the moored vessels. On a yacht charter cruise that covers the Greek Islands and the Turkish coast, Lakki Marina would be an ideal stopover because of its location in the north Dodecanese Islands. Surrounded by a breath taking natural environment, the marina can host boats of up to 38m, offering a wide range of nautical services.

Sightseeing: The Prefecture of the Dodecanese is a group of islands that offers not only exquisite natural beauty but also a rich cultural and historical heritage dating back to pre-historic times. Since Greek culture and civilization has blended different elements from Western, Eastern and Mediterranean cultures, the medieval architecture in the area is especially interesting. You can feel the strong influence of religion just by the number of churches built on the island. With a view overlooking the calm, peaceful and distant Aegean, the island of Leros is strategically positioned in the Prefecture of the Dodecanese.

The area has a special municipality system. Leros belongs to the Province of Kalymnos within the Province of the Dodecanese in the South Aegean region. It includes one Municipality – the Municipality of Leros and eleven settlements on the island which are governed by the Municipality. The smaller islands near Kinaros, Levitha and Farmakonisi are also part of Leros.

Leros is the ninth of twelve islands in the Dodecanese Prefecture. It lies on an area of 53 square kilometres with 71 kilometres of coastal length. It is basically a rocky island with small, flat areas scattered among the high grounds. But this sculpute has craeted secure bays throughout the island’s coastal areas.

The island is home to two ports. The first is Lakki in the southwest, one of the largest natural harbours in the Mediterranean. The second one at Agia Marina is in the northeast part of Leros

When you visit Leros, this genuine, natural, peaceful and innocent place will charm you as you experience moments of relaxed freedom. If you are looking for a destination free from the consequences of mass tourism, Leros is the right place. Although the island can host a large number of people it still offers the atmosphere of serenity and nature. And you don’t need to deny yourself of the comforts of simple, decent accommodations, good real Greek food and a vibrant night life. For those who know what they want, Leros can offer simple yet comfortable accommodation of high quality and sufficient quantity, great food made from local products. It is a perfect spot to enjoy the peace, away from the hectic daily life and the worries of big cities.

You will find that here, time seems to stand still or move at a slower pace. On the island, you will be away from the crowded destinations, big travel agencies and hasty travellers and enjoy simple life without feeling at all isolated. Leros is also rich with history and culture. It is the island of Artemis, the island of the castles and the Byzantine churches, picturesque homes and mansions. In Lakki, you will find Bauhaus settlement that is unique in Europe. With its safe mooring spots and unspoilt beaches, the verdant landscape and crystal clear waters as well as the friendly, fun-loving, hospitable people, this destination is going to charm you.