Piraeus
Piraeus
Piraeus
Piraeus
Piraeus
Piraeus

Athens

Greece

Introduction to Port

Port Athens, or the Port of Piraeus, stands apart as the most accessible gateway to an authentic Greek voyage, where world-class logistics meet timeless Greek hospitality. What sets it apart from other cruise ports is its unmatched proximity to a living city rich with ancient landmarks yet refreshed with modern sophistication: within minutes you can stand at the foot of the Acropolis, stroll the vibrant streets of Plaka, and savor fresh seafood along the marina. Signature experiences anchor every visit here—private after-hours tours of the Acropolis, a sail-and-dine excursion along the Athenian Riviera, and a curated day-trip to the Saronic Islands with guided tastings of local olive oil and honey. The port also serves as a launchpad to more ambitious itineraries, from Cape Sounion’s temple silhouetted against a Greek sunset to ferry links enabling island-hopping across the Saronics or onto the Peloponnese. When ships sail into its deep-water berths, passengers benefit from state-of-the-art terminals designed for speed and comfort: streamlined check-in, multilingual staff, air-conditioned lounges, seamless transfers, and efficient immigration pathways that keep your vacation moving. The onboard experience is complemented by an array of shore-side services—premium excursion desks, private transfer options, on-site currency and SIM services, and curated port-side dining—so every moment of your time ashore feels effortless, immersive, and distinctly Greek.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Iconic ancient sites
Explore the Acropolis, Parthenon, and ancient ruins in the heart of Athens.
Vibrant sea-side atmosphere
Stroll along the coast and enjoy café culture near the Aegean.
Rich cuisine
Sample Greek dishes and fresh seafood at bustling markets and tavernas.
Cultural venues
Museums, theaters, and events showcase ancient and modern Greek arts.