The Marina – AEGEAN 600: A sailing race that has the makings of a legend

Olympic Marine

Berthing facilities for AEGEAN 600

The marina that will host the boats is situated in Sounio, Athens – Greece and it is based on international standards having always in mind convenience and comfortable stay and at the same time highest awareness for the environment. Facilities of participating boats in AEGEAN 600 include:

7 days free berthing before the Start of AEGEAN 600 and 2 days after the race
Free storage
Free parking

Olympic Marine facts:

30 min drive from Athens International Airport
4nm from the start and finish line of the Aegean 600
dry dock and full maintenance facilities (max beam 12.5m, travel lift of up to 350t)
Restaurant, sanitaires, parking
24/7 surveillance and docking assistance
Availability for seasonal and year-round berthing

Marina is rewarded with the “Blue Flag” since 2000 and ISO 9001:2015.

Find out more: http://olympicmarine.gr/

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