In close distance to Athens, the Saronic Gulf Islands (or Argosaronikos islands) attract, mainly in the summertime, thousands of tourists from Europe and all over the world and many Greeks as well. more
Minoan Lines was founded in 1972 and was the first to offer a ferry service between Piraeus and Heraklion, Crete. In the following decades, the fleet was gradually expanded and mo... more
Hellenic Seaways was founded in 2005 and operates conventional ships as well as a larger fleet of high-speed vessels. Serving as 35 ports throughout Greece. more
Blue Star Ferries was founded as Strintzis Lines and is a popular Greek ferry company based in Piraeus. Mainly it offers domestic connections between Piraeus and Cycladic Islands,... more
This shipping company, based in Chania, Crete is the third largest in Greece and since 1967 has been offering nationwide connections in Greece and also to several cities in Italy ... more
Piraeus is the busiest port of Europe, since it serves almost 17,6 million passengers in 2013. Daily, tens of ships set sail from there for the Aegean islands and abroad. The port... more
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Choose your packageThis 3-star hotel, located in a lovingly restored historical building, stands out for its perfect architectural design, minimalist decoration and cosy ambience. The suites of "Heart of Athens" are spacious and can accommodate 2-5 guests. They are more
Kitesurf in Athens offers the right guidance, absolute safety and shares the secrets of kiteboarding. There are theory and practice lessons for the beginner lever and demonstration of jumps and turns for the advanced. The courses take place at more
Alexandras Square has some lovely, rustic fish taverns with canopied tables directly overlooking the water. Upon taking a slanted right turn to the beautiful Square with a view of the Saronic high above the beach, one will be confronted with a more
The municipality of Piraeus has 449,070 inhabitants (2011 census) and an area of 10.865 km². The city is considered to be one of the most important industrial centers in Greece, as the Piraeus port is one of the most important in Europe and the world more
Palea Fokea, a small coastal fishermen's village. Right next to the hotel, by the sea side, you will find coffee shops and greek taverns with fresh fish and many traditional delicacies. You may also visit the orthodox church located in the center of more
The Industrical Education Museum of Lavrio helps young and old to discover the history of the country's crafts and industry in an exciting way. It offers adults, young people and children a variety of experiences and entertainment. It is aimed at all more