YACHT BROKER
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Our yacht broker Peloponnese 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 supports yacht transactions in Peloponnese through a central team and local brokerage assistance, backed by legal, marketing and sales departments.
Your first contact is EYB’s head office. Share the boat’s specifications, present condition, documents and berth in Peloponnese so the team can understand what is being offered and provide an initial valuation.
The valuation helps frame the asking price and discussion about the sale. If you decide to proceed, EYB and the owner agree the mandate, including the flat 5% commission and the other terms that govern the appointment.
Once signed, the mandate gives the team a clear basis to coordinate marketing, enquiries and offers. The valuation is an initial view based on the details supplied; it is not a promise that a buyer will pay a particular amount.
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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 Peloponnese, 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 Peloponnese, 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.
EYB promotes each boat with a mix of search optimisation, social media and relevant national and international sales platforms. The marketing department selects channels that suit the boat and the audience it may attract.
The listing content should describe the vessel plainly and accurately, including its equipment, history, condition and current berth in Peloponnese. Good photographs and complete specifications give buyers a stronger basis for deciding whether to enquire.
The marketing and sales teams work together. If details change, or a buyer needs further information, the listing and follow-up can be coordinated so that the boat is represented consistently.
EYB’s sales team handles buyer enquiries, arranges viewings, supports negotiations and communicates with clients in the relevant languages.
When an enquiry concerns a boat in Peloponnese, the team gathers the buyer’s questions and coordinates clear replies with the owner. It can also discuss practical points such as the vessel’s availability and arrange a viewing with local assistance where needed.
If interest develops into an offer, the sales team helps the parties discuss the price and conditions. The owner decides whether to accept an offer and remains involved in agreeing the transaction.
Greek law places ship-brokerage offices under a specific operating procedure administered through the Ministry of Tourism, including a certificate of legal requirements and a financial guarantee. The boat’s flag and use determine the register relevant to the transfer, and AADE describes its register as including Greek-flagged private recreational vessels. Peloponnese follows these national requirements. EUGO, operation of a ship-brokerage office
The Greek administrative procedure identifies a signed private sale contract as evidence of transfer and requires both parties’ signatures to be authenticated by the public authority or gov.gr. Office approval and vessel ownership recording are distinct obligations under the published procedures. The Ministry of Tourism assigns this notification process to its regional tourism services. The purchaser should finish the separate ownership-record update. Greek National Registry of Administrative Procedures, transfer of vessel ownership
In Peloponnese, EYB arranges local brokerage support consistent with these requirements, while a qualified lawyer prepares the contract of sale and handles registration. Keep a file linking the seller, the identified craft and its registration record. EUGO, operation of a ship-brokerage office
If you are looking for a boat in Peloponnese, 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 Peloponnese. 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.
Once the buyer and seller accept the terms, a 10% deposit is placed in escrow under the transaction arrangements. The written contract sets out who holds it and which agreed conditions must be fulfilled before release.
The rest of the price is paid straight to the seller after all conditions have been met. EYB helps coordinate the process, but the signed sale documents define the parties’ obligations and payment steps.
Seller's checklist
Peloponnese has 41 marinas listed by European Yacht Brokers. Kalamata Marina offers 250 berths and accommodates boats up to 25 metres. Xylokastro Marina provides 220 berths, while Marina Porto Heli has 149 berths for boats up to 55 metres. Monemvasia Marina includes 103 berths in its capacity.
Kalamata Marina is protected within the Messinian Gulf, although southerly weather and afternoon winds can affect approaches. It is described as a passage location between the Mediterranean and Ionian Sea and the Aegean Sea, as well as a refuge in the Messinian Gulf. At Xylokastro Marina, the Gulf of Corinth can generate strong westerly winds and short seas, while the harbour is protected by breakwaters. Marina Porto Heli benefits from a large bay providing strong natural shelter, though local gusts and heavy summer traffic affect manoeuvring within the marina.
Kithira Island National Airport Alexandros Aristotelous Onassis (KIT) is the nearest airport to Kapsali Harbour, located 29 km away. Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos (ATH) is the nearest airport to Nafplio Harbour, 166 km distant, and Porto Heli Harbour, at 205 km.
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You can use a yacht broker to help sell or buy a boat in Peloponnese. The brokerage manages the process, from initial valuation to marketing and negotiation. Local brokers handle viewings, while legal experts take care of contracts and paperwork, so every step meets Greece’s requirements.
EYB’s qualified lawyer draws up the mandate and contract for the sale and handles registration and related administration. The documents reflect the vessel and the specific conditions accepted by buyer and seller.
The seller agrees a flat 5% commission with EYB. The signed mandate records that figure and the other terms of the sale instruction.
Buyers can request a viewing through EYB. The team checks access with the seller and arranges a suitable time with local help in Peloponnese where needed.
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 38 marinas in Peloponnese on the EYB list, including Kapsali Harbour, Avelomona Marina and Dhiakofti 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.
Send EYB head office the boat’s make, model, year, port in Peloponnese, condition, equipment and available documents. The team can discuss those details, provide an initial valuation and explain the mandate.
41 marinas in Peloponnese on our list.
For an initial discussion about selling or buying in Peloponnese, contact EYB head office. The team can review the boat’s details, talk through the process and connect you with suitable local assistance. 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 Peloponnese are arranged from this office with brokerage support near the boat’s port.
Astrous Marina, Astrous Marina, Corinth Harbour, Corinth Harbour, Elafonisos Village, Elafonisos Village, Ermioni Harbour, Ermioni Harbour, Finakounda Marina, Finakounda Marina, Frank’s Yacht Station, Galatas Marina, Galatas Marina, Gerakas Marina, Gerakas Marina, Kalamata Marina, Kalamata Marina, Kato Alepochori Marina, Kato Alepochori Marina, Khaidhari Marina, Kiato Marina, Kiato Marina, Kiparissia Marina, Kiparissia Marina, Koiladia Marina, Koiladia Marina, Korfos Marina, Korfos Marina, Koroni Marina, Koroni Marina, Leonídhion Marina, Leonídhion Marina, Marathoupolis Marina, Marathoupolis Marina, Marina Porto Heli, Marina Porto Heli, Methoni Marina, Methoni Marina, Monemvasia Marina, Monemvasia Marina, Nafplio Harbour, Nafplio Harbour, Nautilus Yachting Marina, Nea Epidhavros Marina, Nea Epidhavros Marina, Neapolis Marina, Neapolis Marina, Palaia Epidhavros Marina, Palaia Epidhavros Marina, Petalidhion, Petalidhion, Plitra Marina, Plitra Marina, Port Limeni, Port Limeni, Porto Heli Harbour, Porto Heli Harbour, Porto Kagio, Porto Kagio, Pylos Marina, Pylos Marina, Tiros Marina, Tiros Marina, Tolo Marina, Tolo Marina, Vrakhati Marina, Vrakhati Marina, Xylokastro Marina, Xylokastro Marina, Yíthion Marina, Yíthion Marina.
