Athens Airport (ATH) → Lavrio port transfer

The route heads south from the airport through the Mesogeia countryside, past Markopoulo and Keratea, with olive groves, vineyards and low hills on both sides. It avoids central Athens completely, which keeps it reliable at most hours.

The road ends in Lavrio, an old mining town whose history goes back to the silver mines of ancient Athens. Today it is a working port with a marina and a modest town centre.

Ferry passengers are dropped near the passenger quays, and charter guests near the marina. Both are close together, but tell the provider which one you need and, for a yacht, the charter company or pontoon arrangement you received. The exact drop-off point is agreed before the ride.

Charter check-in is usually in the afternoon on embarkation day, while ferries keep to a timetable. Either way, a buffer between landing and boarding is wise.