For full details on clearing into or out of Greece see Greece Formalities.
From April to September EU flagged boats can clear into Greece here, as there is a Port Police office that operates at Gouvia marina for administering the DEKPA. Fees are paid to the marina when you check-in the boat and the Port Police undertake Immigration and deal with the DEKPA.
Non-EU flagged boats cannot clear into Greece here, and instead have to get their Transit Log at the Customs office in the main port of Corfu town. It's possible to take a taxi into town from Gouvia to complete formalities, or alternatively anchor in the bay under the Citadel and walk/bike to the authorities.
Out of season, all boats have to visit Corfu town to complete formalities.
According to a ministerial directive which came into effect in September 2007, every boat over 7m that enters Greece and is not permanently moored in the country, is obliged to pay a fee of 15€ each time they enter the country. The relative directive is valid all over Greece, however noonsite has only heard of Gouvia Port Police charging this "cruising permit" fee.
Last updated: April 2019
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