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Our yacht broker Epirus team helps owners and buyers through European Yacht Brokers’ Mediterranean network. Local brokerage support connects viewings and negotiations with head office, while our qualified lawyer, marketing department and multilingual sales team handle the work needed to progress the transaction.
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EYB coordinates the sale from head office, with local brokerage support, legal oversight, targeted marketing and multilingual buyer communication in Epirus.
Start by contacting EYB head office with the boat’s location, model, year, condition and your plans. The team discusses the vessel and prepares an initial valuation from the information available. That assessment opens a conversation about a realistic asking price and the likely sale approach.
Before promotion begins, you and EYB agree the mandate and sale terms. The commission is a flat 5%, recorded in the mandate so you can review it alongside the other agreed conditions.
Head office then coordinates communication and next steps. The initial valuation is a starting assessment, not a guarantee of a final sale price; offers and final terms remain subject to agreement between seller and buyer.
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Head office gives the sale one organising point, even when the owner, boat and buyer are in different places. EYB coordinates the campaign, communicates with the seller and links each enquiry to the right person on the team.
For viewings and questions about a berth in Epirus, local brokerage support can help with arrangements and local context. That assistance complements the central sales process; it does not replace the owner’s role in deciding on offers or agreeing conditions.
EYB’s wider network introduces the listing to international clients, while local knowledge helps turn interest into an informed visit. The team keeps the exchanges connected from first enquiry through completion.
A qualified lawyer supports the transaction from its written instruction to completion. EYB’s lawyer prepares the sales mandate, draws up the sale contract and deals with registration and other relevant administrative requirements.
The mandate is where the owner and EYB record the sale appointment and its terms. The contract later documents the arrangement accepted by the buyer and seller. Both are prepared for the particular transaction rather than treated as interchangeable paperwork.
For owners selling in Epirus, the lawyer can work with the vessel records and details provided during the sale. This legal support sits alongside the broker’s and sales team’s work; it does not replace independent professional advice where a party needs it.
To reach buyers beyond the home marina, EYB’s marketing department uses SEO, social channels and relevant boat-sale platforms in national and international markets.
The material is built around the boat rather than generic promotional claims. Specifications, equipment, condition and owner-supplied history are combined with photographs and a precise location in Epirus. That gives prospective buyers a useful first view before they contact the sales team.
The campaign can be adjusted as the sale develops. Marketing staff coordinate with sales colleagues to update confirmed information, respond to interest and keep the listing aligned with the owner’s agreed instructions.
Buyer contact is managed by EYB’s sales team. Team members respond to enquiries, follow up interest, arrange appointments and help the parties negotiate, using the languages relevant to the client.
For a vessel in Epirus, the sales team works with the owner and local support to answer location-specific questions and organise viewings. This helps a prospective buyer move from reading the listing to seeing the boat, subject to access and availability.
Offers and conditions are discussed with the seller. The team supports communication and keeps track of next steps, while the decision to accept an offer remains with the owner.
A person operating a ship-brokerage office in Greece must follow the official Ministry of Tourism procedure; this is a regulated office activity, not an optional quality label. Its requirements include a qualifying business office and a guarantee in favour of the State. The purchaser should confirm the boat’s entry and details in the applicable Greek register, since AADE’s ship register covers private recreational vessels flying the Greek flag. The national process also governs sales in Epirus. EUGO, operation of a ship-brokerage office
A sale used to change the vessel’s registered owner requires a private sale agreement whose two signatures are authenticated by a public authority or via gov.gr. Keep the brokerage-office compliance record separate from the purchaser’s vessel-registration papers. The Ministry of Tourism procedure is handled by the relevant regional tourism service. The owner-change entry remains necessary after signing the contract. Greek National Registry of Administrative Procedures, transfer of vessel ownership
For Epirus, EYB arranges brokerage support in line with these requirements; its qualified lawyer prepares the sale contract and manages registration. Check the seller’s authority to transfer the boat and keep the signed contract and registry evidence. EUGO, operation of a ship-brokerage office
If you are looking for a boat in Epirus, tell EYB the type of boat, your budget and the stretch of coast you prefer. The sales team replies in the relevant languages and puts you in touch with the right local support.
Viewings are arranged around the owner’s availability and the boat’s access arrangements in Epirus. EYB coordinates with the buyer and local contact. If the parties wish to proceed with a survey or sea trial, they agree its scope, timing and conditions before it takes place.
When you make an offer, EYB passes it to the owner and helps both sides agree the price and conditions. The lawyer then prepares the sale contract, and the purchase moves to deposit and completion, set out below.
Under EYB’s stated process, the buyer pays a 10% deposit into escrow after the parties agree the sale terms. The sale documents record the conditions that must be met before completion and should identify the escrow holder and release terms.
When all agreed conditions are satisfied, the remaining balance goes directly to the seller. EYB coordinates the steps with the parties, while the contract governs the deposit and completion sequence for the specific transaction.
Seller's checklist
Epirus includes 5 marinas listed by European Yacht Brokers. Preveza Marina offers 300 berths and accommodates boats up to 45 metres in length. Syvota Marina has 90 berths available for mooring. These figures represent the known marina capacities within the region.
At Preveza Marina, the marina is sheltered inside the Ambracian Gulf entrance, but currents, crosswinds and commercial traffic affect the Aktion channel. From here one can launch into the Amvrakikos Gulf or sail the Ionian toward Lefkada, Corfu and the wider Epirus coast; it is positioned as a charter and cruising base. At Syvota Marina, the islets create sheltered cruising water, but gusts, excursion boats and heavy summer traffic affect the harbour. Syvota is a strong North Ionian route stop with access to Corfu, Paxos, Antipaxos, Parga and the Epirus coast, suitable for bareboat, skippered or crewed cruising. Igoumenitsa Bay is naturally sheltered, but ferries, commercial shipping and port-control requirements dominate the main harbour. It acts as a logistical staging point for the Epirus coast, Corfu, Paxos and nearby marinas such as Plataria and Syvota.
Aktion National Airport (PVK) is the nearest airport to Preveza Marina, Syvota Marina, Igoumenitsa and Plataria Marina. It serves as the primary point of air access for these locations in Epirus. The airport facilitates connections to the marinas for those arriving by air, supporting travel arrangements related to yachting activities.
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A yacht broker can support you with buying or selling a boat in Epirus. The process includes expert valuation, marketing, and guided viewings by a local broker. A lawyer handles contracts and ensures all Greece-specific requirements are met, so transactions proceed smoothly and securely.
EYB assigns this work to a qualified lawyer. That lawyer prepares the sales mandate and contract and deals with registration and other administrative requirements connected with the particular sale.
EYB’s commission is a flat 5%. The amount is agreed with the owner at the outset and written into the mandate together with the other sale terms, so the owner can review the appointment before promotion begins.
A buyer can visit by arranging an appointment with the sales team. The seller approves access, and local support can help coordinate the visit at the vessel’s Epirus berth.
The buyer and seller can agree a survey or sea trial as part of the transaction. They confirm the practical arrangements in advance and use an independent surveyor.
The buyer deposits 10% into escrow, subject to the transaction documents. Those documents govern release, and the outstanding balance is paid directly to the seller once the agreed conditions are fulfilled.
This page covers the 5 marinas in Epirus on the EYB list, including Igoumenitsa, Plataria Marina and Preveza Marina. Each has its own page, linked in the marina section below.
EYB’s marketing department uses SEO, social media and relevant national and international boat-sales platforms. The sales team follows up buyer enquiries and communicates in the languages relevant to the clients.
Contact head office with the boat’s location in Epirus and its specifications, condition, equipment and history. EYB can review the information for an initial valuation and outline the sale terms.
5 marinas in Epirus on our list.
Contact EYB head office to discuss a boat in Epirus, request an initial valuation or ask about the sale process. Share the boat’s location and basic details, and the team can explain the mandate and arrange local support. If you are looking to buy, tell us the boat or the type you have in mind and the team will arrange the enquiry and the viewing.
We only charge 5% commission.
Enquiries are handled by European Yacht Brokers, who cover any port in the Mediterranean. Call or WhatsApp +30 698 013 5656.
Sara Mattey, Yacht Broker · English, French, Spanish, German and Italian
Coordinating office (Olbia): Via Capoverde 2, c/o Delta Center, 07026 Olbia, Sardinia, Italy
Open Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 18:00
Viewings and local enquiries in Epirus are arranged from this office with brokerage support near the boat’s port.
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