D-Marin Zea

Zea Marina can provide a complete set of high-quality mooring services for yachts of up to 80m. Located in the town of Piraeus near Athens, this port has been welcoming sailors since the 5th century BC. The picturesque harbor is a bustling gateway for charter yachts on their way to Crete or the Aegean Islands.

Zea Marina is located in Piraeus, on the Eastern shore of the Peiraiki Peninsula. The sea area is divided into two harbor basins; one the Internal harbor (Passalimani) and the other, the External harbor (Freatida). This marina stands out also as a shopping paradise. Featuring a great number of shops inside the marina as well as outside, it is a vibrant area.

The marina that has been operating under the new management since January 2003, is now fully organised, offering high standard facilities and services. The total capacity is 670 berths, on both permanent and floating pontoons. Moorings are available for boats up to 80 meters long stern berthing or 150 meters alongside berthing and 9 meters draught.

Sightseeing: The Saronic Sea is known for easy sailing, especially in July and August, for those who want to avoid the strong winds. As you cruise along this route you will find a variety of places to visit, including cosmopolitan towns, ancient temples, Byzantine castles, small fishing ports, unspoiled anchorages and magnificent sandy beaches.

Cyclades is another alluring route you can take. Consisting of 21 main islands and 20 smaller ones, this is the central group of islands in the Aegean Sea. The Cyclades are known to be one of the most characteristic parts of Greece where you will find yourself surrounded by charming white houses and windmills, beautiful sunny beaches, ancient ruins, small taverns as well as good food and wine.

You can experience the legendary nightlife of Mykonos, get cosmopolitan flavors from Paros, Naxos and Ios, while digesting the natural beauty and architectural style of Santorini and Tinos, which is the centre of the Orthodox faith.

To explore unspoiled small hamlets, well preserved small ports and anchorages you would be suprised to find out that still exist, you must sail down to Kea, Sikinos, Kithnos, Serifos, Sifnos, Milos, Amorgos, Andros, Dhonoussa, Skhinoussa, Iraklia and Koufonisia.

Athens & Saronic Gulf

Athens - All time classic

One of the earliest cities in human history is Athens. Some of the greatest minds in history have called this Greek city‚ which is regarded as one of the world's cultural centers‚ home. The city's long‚ 3‚400-year history is attested to by impressive historical sites like the Parthenon.

The birthplace of democracy and the foundation of western civilization are both typically referred to as Athens. This is as a result of the effects it has had on a large portion of the European continent. Despite not being immediately on the shore‚ the city-state of Athens was a strong force on the Mediterranean at its height. Athens was able to expand its influence well beyond the Greek peninsula because to the adjacent port of Piraeus‚ one of the busiest and largest ports in the modern world.

Athens is a thriving city today‚ with millions of sailiors yearly who are interested in culture. In Piraeus‚ there are many marinas that are perfect for exploring the magnificent Greek islands.

Boat Rental in Athens & Saronic Gulf