Private Transfers from/to Piraeus Port in Greece

Piraeus has been the Port of Athens for more than 2500 years, feeding the capital city with ships filled with traders, goods, pilgrims, and now you, visitors willing to explore Greece’s beauties.

If you arrive in Athens through sea, your journey will lead you to Piraeus. For most visitors, it's a dimly perceived backdrop after a lovely cruise, or a quick stop while waiting for a hydrofoil or a ferry.

"Travel World House" provides you with the easiest and most economical way to move door-to-door from Piraeus Harbor to Athens Center, Athens hotels, Rafina port, Athens International Airport as well as any other destination in Athens or mainland Greece.

We are pleased to present you our private transfer services from/to Piraeus Harbor. We provide taxi service, limousine service or mini-bus service. Please click here to request your private transfer booking from/to Piraeus Port.

About Piraeus City & Port History
Piraeus is Greece's third largest city in terms of population and its biggest port. It was firstly settled in the ages of Themistocles, when the Long Walls were built (478 BC), and the town was laid out to the plans of the architect Hippodamus.

It gained considerably in importance when Athens became a naval power. The ancient harbors of Piraeus were Zea and Munichia. Zea, now called Passalimani, is one of the largest marinas in the Mediterranean. Munichia, also known as Mikrolimano or Tourkolimano, is a pretty little port with yachts and fishing-boats and ringed with fish taverns.

Above Mikrolimano is the hill of Kastella, much mentioned in popular songs, with its traditional houses, which offers a panoramic view. Above it, is the Church of the Prophet Ilia and the Veakio Theatre, well known for its summer performances, is nearby situated. The commercial harbor of Piraeus is one of the most important in the Mediterranean. The city itself with its suburbs is an industrial zone of particular importance for the Greek economy, but nevertheless its center has broad streets, spacious squares, tree-lined avenues, and parks.

Zea (Passalimani)
Zea (Passalimani) the best spot in Piraeus, from Akti Miaouli take the Terpsitheas street and will lead you straight to the marina port of Zea. Numerous Cafes and restaurants, big department stores and a Cosmopolitan atmosphere makes Passalimani the "must" go area of Piraeus.

Piraiki
Walking all the way around Zea to the west you get to Piraiki the place with a lot of fish taverns and ouzeri, where you can enjoy fresh fish, grilled octopus and ouzo, the famous greek aperitif and many cafes and bars, where you can relax at the sea front over viewing the Saronic gulf and the islands of Salamis and Aegina. Best time to go at the sunset, an unforgettable experience.

Mikrolimano
Another "must" go spot in Piraeus, the second Yacht marina of the main port with lots of fish restaurants and 15 minutes walk to the Stadium of Peace and Friendship in Faliro.