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Sea delivery

Boat delivery Marseille → Athens (Alimos)

From France to Greece: the Strait of Bonifacio, the Tyrrhenian Sea, the Strait of Messina, then the Ionian and the Corinth Canal to Athens. The favourite delivery for owners moving their boat to the Aegean.

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Route at a glance

Distance
1,110 nm
Duration
14 days
Crew
2 pers.
Best season
April to June, September to October
Indicative price
€8,820 – €11,520

Calculated for: a 12 m sailing yacht. Indicative estimate excl. VAT for a typical boat.

Route map

Typical itinerary

  1. Marseille
  2. Ajaccio
  3. Bonifacio
  4. Corfu
  5. Lefkada
  6. Patras
  7. Athens (Alimos)

Route highlights

  • Transit of the Strait of Messina
  • Passage through the Corinth Canal (6.3 km)
  • Greek formalities (TEPAI, transit log) prepared

Your delivery estimate

Passage costs

Locks, navigation dues, harbours and canals

€669

Time

Days worked by the skipper and crew

€6,580

Meals

Food for the skipper and crew

€840

Other costs

Fuel, travel, equipment, tracking

€1,929

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a Marseille → Athens (Alimos) delivery cost?

For a 12 m sailing yacht, expect around €8,820 excl. VAT all-in (skipper, passage costs, meals and other costs). The price depends on boat size, season and the crew required.

How long does it take to get from Marseille to Athens (Alimos)?

About 14 days in total, including 11 days under way, for 1,110 nm. Boat preparation and a weather or technical margin are included.

Can this route be done with another type of boat?

Yes, but the route and price may change: use our estimator with your boat’s exact dimensions.

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