Excursionists are currently exiting from the ports of Attica, especially from the port of Piraeus to the Argosaronic islands, with the Coast Guard on high alert for their safety.
The ports of Attica are witnessing a significant increase in activity as excursionists begin their travel for the upcoming three-day weekend. The port of Piraeus is the primary hub for this movement, with numerous ferries scheduled to transport passengers to the popular Argosaronic islands. The Coast Guard, along with the Hellenic Coast Guard, is in a heightened state of readiness to ensure a smooth and safe process for all travelers.
As part of the preparations, officials from the Coast Guard are deployed at key ports across Attica to oversee the flow of passengers and enforce safety measures. Reports indicate that six ferry departures are planned today from the port of Piraeus, along with 25 total routes scheduled for the Argosaronic islands, which include 18 conventional ferries and 7 high-speed boats. Further, the ports of Rafina and Lavrio are also active, with additional departures to popular destinations.
The passenger traffic has reportedly peaked over the past days, particularly on Friday, causing a bustling atmosphere at the ports. Such high mobility underscores the importance of effective coordination among authorities to guarantee that all travelers can enjoy their excursions safely during this busy holiday period, reflecting the enthusiasm of locals and visitors alike about spending time at the islands.
