D-Marin Lefkas
Introduction
D-Marin Lefkas sits beside the town of Lefkada on the eastern shore of the island, just inside the narrow canal and floating bridge that join Lefkada to the Greek mainland — a calm, all-weather base for the Ionian.
What You'll Feel
The marina is woven right into the island's capital: a short walk crosses from the pontoons to the town's waterfront cafés, while the lagoon and the bridge sit just to the north.
What Makes It Unique
Few Ionian marinas combine this much capacity and a full boatyard with a town on the doorstep and the sheltered, gentle cruising of Lefkada, Meganisi and the inner islands a short sail away.
The Story Behind
The marina has operated since 2002 and grew into one of the Ionian's principal yachting bases, today run by D-Marin.
Local Life
Lefkada town wraps the marina in tavernas, markets and ferries; the 50-metre floating bridge to the mainland keeps the airport at Aktio close at hand.
Best Time to Visit
The Ionian is gentler than the Aegean, with lighter summer winds; late spring to early autumn is ideal, July–August busiest.
Fun Facts
- Operating since 2002.
- About 620 berths for yachts up to ~45 m (3.3 m draught).
- Boatyard with dry storage for ~270 boats over 13,000 m².
- 150- and 70-ton travel lifts plus a 60-ton mobile crane.
- Linked to the mainland by a 50-metre floating bridge.
- A short sail from Meganisi and the sheltered inner Ionian.
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