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Ayia Napa Marina

Ayia Napa Marina is the largest marina in Cyprus with 600 berths, located in the popular resort town of Ayia Napa. The €300 million project features a marina village, residential apartments, and world-class amenities. It can accommodate superyachts up to 80 meters with 8 meters draft.

Ayia Napa Marina has 600 berths in Ayia Napa, taking vessels up to 80m LOA with a maximum draft of 8m. Call the marina on VHF 10 on approach. Short-stay berthing starts from €25. It is 31km from Larnaca International Airport in a straight line.

600
Berths
80m
Max LOA
8m
Draft
Address
Ayia Napa Marina, Ayia Napa 5330, Cyprus
VHF Channel
VHF 10

Facilities & Services

Fuel Station
Fresh Water
Shore Power
WiFi
Restaurants
Chandlery
Repair Services
Crane / Lift
Laundry
24/7 Security
Customs
Helipad

Berthing Rates

Indicative pricing per meter

Daily
€25-100/m/day
Monthly
€500-2,000/m/month
Annual
€5,000-20,000/m/year

Note: Rates vary by vessel size, berth location, and season. Contact the marina directly for exact pricing and availability.

Location

Ayia Napa Marina
Coordinates: 34.9790°N, 33.9430°E
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Getting there

Ayia Napa Marina sits at Ayia Napa Marina, Ayia Napa 5330, Cyprus. The nearest international gateway is Larnaca International Airport (LCA), 31km away in a straight line; Paphos International Airport (PFO) is 136km. Both serve Cyprus year-round, so crew changes and owner arrivals are practical from either.

Larnaca International Airport (LCA)
31 km
Paphos International Airport (PFO)
136 km
Radio
VHF 10
Position
34.9790, 33.9430

Distances are straight-line from the marina position, not road distance.

Other marinas nearby

Cyprus has 4 marinas along its south and east coasts. If Ayia Napa Marina is full or the wrong fit for your vessel, these are the alternatives, nearest first.

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Ayia Napa Marina in the news

Recent MarineCyprus coverage mentioning Ayia Napa Marina

regulatory

Police and customs seize massive haul of duty-free tobacco across Cyprus

Cyprus authorities have executed a series of high-profile raids across Ayia Napa, Paphos, and Nicosia, resulting in the seizure of a massive quantity of illicit tobacco products. These coordinated operations by the Police and Customs Department targeted retail outlets and private residences, uncovering goods that lacked mandatory EU traceability codes and linguistic health warnings. This crackdown is a significant move to protect the state's fiscal interests and ensure the integrity of the domestic market against the influx of untaxed contraband. For the maritime and logistics sector, these events signal a period of heightened vigilance and stricter enforcement of customs regulations at all points of entry, including marinas and commercial ports.

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Action Named AGENCY OF THE YEAR for the Second Consecutive Year at the Cyprus Digital Marketing Awards

Action Global Communications has solidified its dominance in the Cypriot digital landscape by securing the Agency of the Year title for the second consecutive year at the Cyprus Digital Marketing Awards. While the awards span various sectors, the recognition of their work for Ayia Napa Marina highlights the increasing importance of sophisticated digital strategies in the Mediterranean maritime and luxury real estate sectors. This achievement underscores a shift where maritime infrastructure projects are leveraging high-end digital storytelling, data-led marketing, and integrated user experiences to attract international investors and yachting enthusiasts. The success of these campaigns suggests that the competitive edge for regional marinas now depends as much on digital visibility and brand engagement as it does on physical facilities.

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What’s on this weekend

The integration of high-end lifestyle events within Cyprus's maritime infrastructure is exemplified by the upcoming Chef’s Kiss Food Festival at Ayia Napa Marina. This strategic move highlights the evolution of modern marinas from mere docking facilities into comprehensive leisure and commercial hubs. By hosting diverse cultural and culinary events, these maritime assets contribute significantly to the local blue economy and enhance the island's appeal as a year-round destination for international yachting enthusiasts and residents alike. This weekend's activities across the island, ranging from the Agros Rose Festival to the Vima Art Fair in Limassol, underscore a broader trend of leveraging local heritage and modern infrastructure to bolster the maritime-tourism nexus. Such events are critical for maintaining the commercial viability of large-scale maritime developments.

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Karaiskakio, Ayia Napa Marina to hold third edition of ‘Glowmorous Dinner’

The upcoming Glowmorous Dinner at Ayia Napa Marina represents a significant convergence of Cyprus's luxury maritime infrastructure and its robust philanthropic sector. By hosting the third edition of this gala for the Karaiskakio Foundation, the marina solidifies its role as a central pillar of the local community beyond its primary function as a yachting hub. This event is particularly noteworthy as it coincides with the Foundation's 30th anniversary, highlighting a long-term commitment to pediatric cancer research and diagnosis. For the maritime industry, such initiatives demonstrate how high-end developments can leverage their facilities to fulfill Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) mandates, thereby enhancing their social license to operate and integrating more deeply into the national fabric. The choice of the Marina’s Event Center as the venue underscores the facility's versatility and its capacity to host international-standard social gatherings, further elevating the profile of the Ayia Napa region as a premier Mediterranean destination.