Guide to Flisvos Marina in Athens

Flisvos Marina is a luxury marina that is located about 6 kilometers from the center of Athens.

Paleo Faliro, the southern suburb of Athens where the marina is located, lies on the southern coast of the Attica peninsula and at the same time on the northern coast of the Saronic Gulf.

All the important information about Flisvos Marina is collected here. Please note that all information is subject to change. For detailed information please contact the marina directly.

What Does Flisvos Marina Offer?

The Flisvos Marina has a total of 303 berths. More than half of these are also suitable for yachts over 30 meters long.

Numerous cafés and restaurants invite you to relax, and there are boutiques and shops to go shopping. The promenade along the marina is ideal for walks.

Various events and activities are held throughout the year. Please refer to the marina's website for further details.

Right next to the marina is a museum ship, the armored cruiser, Giorgios Averroff, which was once the flagship of the Greek Navy.

What is the Infrastructure of Flisvos Marina Like?

On a total area of around 6,200 m2, the marina offers its guests and visitors the following amenities in addition to the usual standards for a marina.

• Control Tower: oversees the safe entry and exit of boats into the port and their movement within the marina
• Harbor Entrance with western orientation allows all yachts to enter and exit without problems, even in bad weather conditions.
• Windward Side with external protection protects the yachts from waves and strong southerly winds.
• Helipad

Security at Flisovs Marina

So that all guests and visitors can feel safe, the camera-monitored marina is separated by a security fence and the entry and exit of vehicles is controlled. Within the marina, a surveillance service with vehicle patrols ensures security 24 hours a day, the harbor police are located on the yacht premises.

Where Can I Go from Flisovs Marina?

The archipelagos of the Aegean, and the Ionian and Saronic Seas are the most popular destinations served from Flisovs Marina including the Cyclades, Dodecanese, Sporades and Crete, to name a few.

If you are looking for more distant destinations, you can head for Italy, France, Spain or Croatia.

How Do I Get to Flisvos Marina?

From the center of Athens, bus line 550 goes to Flisvos Marina, the stop is called "Apovivasi". 
The terminal of intercity buses KTEL Kifissos is about 10 minutes away.

History of Flisvos Marina

In ancient times, this was the main port of Athens before Themistocles arrived in the 5th century BC. founded the port of Piraeus.

The marina was developed to accommodate VIP guests during the Athens 2004 Olympic Games and has been awarded the Blue Flag since 2007.

The modern and well-kept complex is one of the Greek tourist ports with the highest turnover and also enjoys a very good international reputation, especially among owners of mega yachts.

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