The marina was redeveloped to meet international standards for the 2004 Athens Olympic Games.
It is one of the few facilities in the Athens region capable of accommodating yachts exceeding 100 meters in length.
The location provides direct access to open sea routes while remaining less than 10 kilometers from the Acropolis.
The harbor is protected by a massive breakwater, providing calm waters even during the seasonal Meltemi winds.
It utilizes a fiber-optic network to provide high-speed connectivity directly to docked vessels.
Athens Marina is a high-end private berthing facility situated in the Faliro Bay area of Attica. The facility is specifically designed to accommodate mega-yachts and luxury vessels, offering up to 130 berths. It features a deep-water harbor basin with a maximum depth of 8.5 meters, allowing for the mooring of large superyachts. The site operates as a gated, secure zone with 24-hour security and controlled access for vessel owners and guests. It serves as a primary hub for yachts navigating the Saronic Gulf and the Aegean Sea. On-site infrastructure includes high-capacity power, fresh water, and fuel bunkering services. The marina is integrated into the larger coastal redevelopment of the Faliro coastline near the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center. Unlike a public beach, it functions primarily as a maritime service and storage hub for international yachting vessels.
The elevated walkway near the marina entrance looking back towards the basin and the sea.
Access is restricted to authorized personnel and yacht guests, so do not expect to wander onto the piers without a reason.
The perimeter area is popular for evening seaside walks, offering a view of the skyline and the yacht basin from the outside.
Pair your visit with a trip to the nearby Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center for elevated city views.
Attempting to walk onto the private piers, as these are restricted, gated zones.
Respect private property boundaries and do not board docked vessels without invitation.
