BOATS FOR SALE
Boats for sale Athens and the Saronic are available to view above, and European Yacht Brokers makes buying in Athens and the Saronic straightforward and secure. Begin by contacting our head office with information about the boat or boat type you want. Our dedicated sales team will manage your enquiry from start to finish, with a local broker arranging any viewings you need. At your own expense, you can set up a survey, haul-out, or sea trial for added peace of mind. When an offer and sale terms are agreed, you place a 10% deposit in escrow. A qualified lawyer will draft your sale contract, manage administrative steps like registration, and the remaining balance is transferred directly to the seller once all contract terms are met.
Boats currently for sale in Athens and the Saronic through European Yacht Brokers.
2019 | Alimos Marina, Athens
€ 222,500
2023 | Alimos Marina, Athens
€ 215,000
2019 | Alimos Marina, Athens
€ 150,000
2007 | Alimos Marina, Athens
€ 310,000
2017 | Nea Peramos, Nea Peramos - Attica
€ 175,000
2019 | Nea Peramos, Nea Peramos - Attica
€ 230,000
2007 | Alimos Marina, Athens
€ 205,000
2010 | Alimos Marina, Athens
€ 82,500
2014 | Alimos Marina, Athens
€ 1,175,000
2020 | Alimos Marina, Athens
€ 265,000
2019 | Olympic Marina, Lavrion
€ 172,000
2012 | Alimos Marina, Athens
€ 200,000
In Athens and the Saronic, EYB guides buyers through viewing, negotiation, arranging surveys, and manages the contract, escrow deposit, and legal transfer so the purchase process is smooth from first enquiry to completion.
To buy a boat in Athens and the Saronic, start by contacting the EYB head office and letting them know what kind of boat you are seeking, or which specific one interests you. Head office manages the sale, while a local broker familiar with the area helps arrange your viewing of the boat. The selection of boats for sale Athens and the Saronic is shown above this text for your review.
The EYB sales team will assist you with enquiries, arrange viewings and conduct negotiations in your preferred language. You may choose to organise a survey, haul-out, and sea trial at your own cost. After agreeing on an offer and sale conditions, you transfer a 10% deposit into escrow. The sale contract, drafted by a qualified lawyer, outlines the terms. Once all agreed conditions are met, you pay the remaining balance directly to the seller and the lawyer finalises the registration and administration.
Unlike a simple private introduction, running a ship-brokerage office in Greece is subject to a formal notification and legal-conditions certificate. The official checklist includes a business location and a guarantee letter. Use the vessel’s actual registration route to determine the update required; the AADE ship register includes Greek-flagged private recreational vessels. The same country-level duties apply in Athens and the Saronic. EUGO, operation of a ship-brokerage office
The published Greek transfer process calls for a private bill of sale bearing verified signatures from both parties, certified in person by a public authority or electronically through gov.gr. The broker’s operating certificate does not replace the buyer’s own registry filing. The relevant Regional Tourism Service administers the published office procedure. A completed contract does not itself amend the vessel record. Greek National Registry of Administrative Procedures, transfer of vessel ownership
EYB arranges local brokerage support for Athens and the Saronic in accordance with these requirements, with a qualified lawyer preparing the sale contract and handling registration. Confirm the recorded owner against the vessel papers and retain copies of the completed transfer documents. EUGO, operation of a ship-brokerage office
Begin your search for the right boat in Athens and the Saronic by reaching out to EYB head office, specifying your preferences or the boat you wish to see. Head office oversees the process, while a broker with local expertise assists with arranging viewings. The multilingual sales team is available for all enquiries, viewings, and discussions.
If you like, you can commission a survey, a haul-out, or a sea trial at your own cost. Once you have negotiated an agreement, a 10% deposit is held in escrow under the sale contract’s terms. An expert lawyer manages the contract, registration, and all administrative steps, with final payment going directly to the seller when conditions are met.
To start the buying process for a boat in Athens and the Saronic, you reach out to EYB head office and specify what you are seeking. The head office coordinates the sale, and a broker with local knowledge assists you during viewings and discussions. The EYB sales team is there to answer your questions and support negotiations, providing service in the language you require. You may decide to organise a survey, haul-out, or sea trial at your cost before committing.
Once an agreement on price and terms is reached, you pay a 10% deposit into escrow. A qualified lawyer draws up the sale contract, which outlines all the conditions agreed upon, and handles registration and related documentation. The balance is paid directly to the seller once the contract conditions are satisfied.
Athens and the Saronic region include 25 marinas on the European Yacht Brokers list. Alimos Marina offers 1100 berths for boats up to 40 metres. Olympic Marine in Lavrio provides 680 berths, while D-Marin Zea in Piraeus accommodates 520 berths with boats up to 150 metres. Ellinikon–Agios Kosmas Marina has 337 berths and accepts vessels up to 60 metres. Flisvos Marina in Palaio Faliro provides 310 berths for boats up to 180 metres, and Athens Marina in Neo Faliro has 130 berths for boats up to 130 metres. Other facilities include Lavrio Main Port with 200 berths, Methana Marina with 70 berths, Astir Marina Vouliagmeni with 60 berths for boats up to 130 metres, and Rafina Marina with 13 berths.
Alimos Marina is sheltered inside the Saronic Gulf, where summer northerly winds are generally less severe than in the open Cyclades, though harbour traffic is heavy. Olympic Marine faces the open Aegean and can experience strong northerly meltemi conditions, particularly on passages toward the Cyclades; it identifies Kea, Mykonos and Santorini as nearby Aegean destinations and provides access to Andros, Tinos, Paros, Naxos, Patmos and other Aegean locations without first sailing around Cape Sounion. D-Marin Zea offers an enclosed basin that provides shelter, although manoeuvring space and the entrance can be busy, with Piraeus having intensive commercial traffic; the marina offers direct access to the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf islands.
A boat based at Alimos Marina can cruise to Aegina, Agistri, Poros, Methana, Hydra and the Peloponnese coast, with the main leisure season running from spring into autumn. The marina identifies Cape Sounion and the Saronic islands as nearby cruising destinations, with longer routes available to the Aegean, Ionian, Cretan Sea and Dodecanese. Olympic Marine serves as a practical departure point for Kea, Kythnos, the Cyclades, South Euboea and routes around Cape Sounion into the Saronic Gulf. From D-Marin Zea, boats can cruise throughout the Saronic Gulf, including Aegina, Agistri, Poros, Hydra and the Peloponnese coast.
Athens International Airport (ATH) is the nearest airport to Alimos Marina, Olympic Marine, D-Marin Zea, and Ellinikon–Agios Kosmas Marina. Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos (ATH) is also the closest airport to Porto Marina, which is 17 km away, as well as to Hydra Harbour, Poros Harbour in the Saronic Gulf at 200 km, and Skala Harbour.
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To start buying a boat in Athens and the Saronic, contact EYB head office and tell them which boat or type of boat you want. The sale is managed by head office, with a local broker supporting your viewings. You can arrange a survey, haul-out and sea trial at your own expense. Once terms are agreed, you pay a 10% deposit into escrow. A qualified lawyer prepares the contract and completes the legal steps.
EYB’s sales team will support you during negotiations, viewings and enquiries in Athens and the Saronic, using the language you are comfortable with. A broker with area knowledge is there for your local viewing. Once the offer and sale terms are set, you place a 10% deposit into escrow. The sale contract and registration are handled by a lawyer.
When you find a boat you are interested in among the boats for sale Athens and the Saronic, EYB head office manages the process. A broker who knows the boat’s area will assist you during the viewing. The sales team is also available to answer your questions and support negotiations, communicating in your preferred language.
Buyers can request a survey, haul-out, or sea trial for any chosen boat. These are organised at the buyer’s own cost. Our head office manages the process, with a knowledgeable local broker helping with viewings, and the sales team providing support for all negotiations and arrangements.
After your offer is accepted, a lawyer drafts the sale contract and handles registration and other formalities. You pay a 10% deposit into escrow, and you can organize a survey, haul-out, or sea trial if you choose. When the contract conditions are fulfilled, you pay the rest directly to the seller.
The sale contract is prepared by a qualified lawyer, who also handles the boat registration and all administrative duties involved. After all terms are agreed, this ensures your purchase follows required legal procedures and the registration process is completed on your behalf.
This page covers the 25 marinas in Athens and the Saronic on the EYB list, including Alimos Marina, Athens Marina and D-Marin Zea. Each has its own page, linked in the marina section below.
Initially, you make a 10% deposit into escrow after agreeing the offer and sale terms. After a lawyer prepares the sale contract and all contract conditions are satisfied, you pay the full remaining balance directly to the seller. This final payment completes your purchase of a boat in Athens and the Saronic.
Yes, the process can be handled in your language. Once you contact EYB head office and discuss the boat you are interested in, the sales team will support you through enquiries, viewings, and negotiations in the language you prefer. A local broker assists with the viewing, and all contracts and legal documents are prepared by our qualified lawyer.
25 marinas in Athens and the Saronic on our list.
Let EYB head office know which boat or type of boat in Athens and the Saronic interests you, along with your budget and preferred area. Our knowledgeable team will assist with enquiries, viewings, and negotiations, making sure you’re supported throughout the buying process.
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