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Salamina is the closest Greek island to Athens, only 2 kilometres off the Piraeus port — the 96-square-kilometre island that gave its name to the Battle of Salamis (480 BC), the naval battle in which an Athenian-led Greek fleet defeated the Persian invasion fleet of Xerxes I and saved Greek independence (one of the most-cited defining battles of Western civilisation). The narrow strait where the battle was fought sits between the island and the Attica mainland and is sailable in under an hour. Despite the proximity to Athens, Salamina is sparsely developed — most of the island is occupied by the Greek Navy's main mainland base (Salamis Naval Base, the largest in Greece). Visitors stay on the south coast around Kanakia and Peristeria beaches. Salamina is 30 minutes from Athens by sail. Season runs April through October.
Situated in the town of Salamina on the shores of the Aegean Sea, Limmin Salamis Marina provides a range of facilities for boaters:
Berthing: Accommodates vessels up to 60 meters in length with a maximum draught of 3.5 meters.
Utilities: Access to water and electricity for all moored boats.
Amenities: On-site bar and restaurant offering local cuisine and refreshments.
Additional Services: Waste disposal, Wi-Fi connectivity, and nearby launderette facilities.
The marina's prime location allows easy exploration of Salamina's beautiful beaches, such as Saterlí, Kanákia, Selínia, and Faneroméni, as well as cultural sites like the Folk Art and History Museum and the Faneromeni Monastery.
Located in Salamina, Greece, the Salamis Yachting Club is a haven for sailing enthusiasts. The club offers breathtaking views, crystal-clear waters, and a variety of sailing routes to explore. With ideal weather conditions and vibrant marine life, it's a paradise for sailors seeking both adventure and relaxation.
