Sailing Holidays in
Piraeus
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A major Greek port and amongst the biggest in the whole of the Mediterranean, Piraeus is an important city and often considered to be a suburb of Athens, which lies just minutes away. The most appealing area of Piraeus lies around its easterly quarter, alongside both the Mikrolimano Harbor and the Zea Marina. This seafront district is brimming with waterfront restaurants, bars and nightspots and tourists.
The area was greatly revamped in time for the recent Athens Olympics, with the creation of a beautiful harbor front promenade, lined with trees and passing the medieval city walls, offering an insight and historical information about the city's rich past.
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Zea Marina at Peiraias
Marina Zea, also called Pasalimani, is situated on the west side of Piraeus port, 44km away from Athens Airport El. Venizelos (IATA: ATH).
Lagoon 400 (4Cab) Class
Averof MuseumThe Averof Warship is probably the most impressive surviving naval vessel of the Hellenic Navy. The Averof was launched in 1911 and remained active for more than 40 years.
Diogenis Beach at PeiraiasSandy beach, just before Zea (Pasalimani) on the south coast of Piraeus peninsula below the historic hill of Castella. Is therefore at a distance less than a kilometer from the port of Piraeus and 13 from the center of Athens.
Located east of the central port of Piraeus. Along the coast of Piraeus are the ancient Long Walls (walls of Themistocles) who protected Athens and the port of Piraeus.
Mediterranean Dive Center
