Marina Zeas Pier J 14

Marina Zeas, known locally as Zea Marina or Pasalimani, sits within the Piraeus harbour district just south of central Athens, one of the largest and most storied marinas in the eastern Mediterranean. Pier J 14 serves as a departure point for sea excursions into the Saronic Gulf, placing visitors directly at the water's edge with views across the moored yachts and working vessels that have made Piraeus a maritime hub since antiquity. The pier connects Athens to the nearby island trio of Aegina, Agistri and Moni, each reachable within a short sail across calm Saronic waters.

Currently departing from this pier, the day cruise to Aegina, Agistri and Moni offers a single itinerary taking in three distinct Saronic islands, with lunch included on board. Aegina is known for its Doric Temple of Aphaia and its prized pistachio groves, Agistri for its pine-fringed coves, and the uninhabited islet of Moni for its clear waters and resident peacocks. The cruise makes Marina Zeas Pier J 14 a practical and scenic gateway for exploring the islands closest to the Greek capital.