Cruise Terminal Location:
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Terminal information:Piraeus Port Authority SA (PPA SA) was first certified by Lloyd’s Register (LR) to the internationally recognised quality management system ISO 9001 and environment management system ISO 14001 in 2013 for the provision of Port Cruise Services. In 2018, the certification scope was extended to cover the provision of Port, Ferry, Ro-Ro and Container Terminal Services as well as the Management of Logistics centre and the management of port construction and maintenance projects. In 2020, the scope of certification was extended again to include a number of additional key activities with regards to the Ship Repair activities and the management of co-funded projects, such as the Cruise South Expansion Project. With this last extension of certification’s scope, PPA has achieved the certification as per ISO 9001:2015 & ISO 14001:2015 for all its activities:
-Technical Infrastructure Works, - Procurement contracts andServices. Also, in 2020, PPA SA achieved its initial certification as per ISO 50001:2018 standard for its energy management for all its activities. PPA invests in management systems recognized and applied worldwide, demonstrating its strong commitment to best practice for quality, environmental and energy management. The ultimate aim is continual improvement and operational excellence across its very broad scope of activity. Through the Integrated Quality, Environmental & Energy Management System that is applied in line with the standards requirements, PPA SA works in a consistent way to understand customers’ needs and expectations, continually improve the level of services provided, address the environmental challenges emerged in daily operation and improve the energy performance. According to PPA Quality - Environmental - Energy Policy the company is committed to improving the quality of the provided services, the environmental and energy performance and setting quality, environmental & energy objectives to address risks and opportunities, significant environmental aspects and significant energy uses. These objectives are continuously monitored and reviewed. PPA SA has adopted new processes and procedures for considering energy performance improvement opportunities during the design of new facilities and activities, the upgrade of current facilities and the renewal and upgrade of equipment according to its Masterplan. Τhe use of alternative energy types and their deployment at the new infrastructure are also under consideration. Risks and opportunities are defined through systematic analysis of internal and external issues. Significant environmental aspects are defined through assessment of the impact port activities pose or may pose to the environment. Significant energy uses are defined through Annual Energy Reviews. Within each year, Management Reviews are performed by the Top Management in order to assess the effectiveness of the Integrated Quality, Environmental & Energy Management System through the achievement of objectives and to decide on any corrective actions needed to ensure continual improvement. In this framework, also internal and external auditors perform regular audits in order to evidence compliance and conformance with the standards requirements and the effectiveness of actions. At the same time, PPA SA through the certification according to these three (3) standards also contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals
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For the purpose of servicing cruise passengers the Port operates three Passenger Terminals which host duty free shops, Tourist Police, Customs office and other essential services for the passengers. Nearby there is an open parking area for tourist coaches, while the transportation of passengers from the anchoring areas to the Passenger Terminal is provided for free by P.P.A SA transportation means. P.P.A. SA objective is to attract a larger market share in the cruise field , in order to yield considerable benefits for the National Economy by creating new employment posts and increasing the income from tourist exchange currency.
Terminals Technical Characteristics CONTACT: (+30 210) 4060905 - 4550236 - 4550328, FAX: (+30 210) 4550271
(Click the file above in order to see the details) View Cruise Terminal in a larger map Posts ships (Graphic Display of the Port)
Free shuttle bus service for passengers and crew members among the passenger stations and the ships
Rights Obligations CruiseDownload attachments:
Useful phonesPPA's cruise department 210 4550327-8, 210 4060905 The schedule below, displays reported arrivals-departures of cruise ships for years 2021 - 2022.
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Our services
The Port of Piraeus is an important destination for cruise ships in the Mediterranean Sea. It has 11 places for the simultaneous berthing of vessels and can accommodate even the largest cruise ships.
Car Terminal Location:
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Terminal information:PPA SA’s Ro – Ro Terminals are one of biggest hubs for transit cars for the Eastern Mediterranean, Black Sea and North Africa. In addition to the loading/unloading and storing of new vehicles, at Ro – Ro Terminals all kind of wheeled cargo is handled, such as heavy machinery, trucks, low roll trailers (mafi), trailers etc. as well as general cargo. The list of port customers includes all of the major automakers, which are transfer through PPA’s Ro – Ro Terminals more than 260.000 vehicles per year. After the disposal of the majority of PPA SA’s shares to COSCO SHIPPING Co. in the middle of 2016, the Ro – Ro Terminals are being developed rapidly keeping high the customer service level and near to zero the percentage of damage. Advantages
RO-RO TRACTORS
ROLL TRAILERS & GOOSENECKS
MOBILE TELESCOPIC CRANES
FORK LIFT TRUCKS
EV PORTABLE CHARGERS
PPA SA’s Ro – Ro Terminals consists of two terminals, G1 and G2, which are located in the area of Keratsini – Drapetsona Municipality. The loading/unloading operations are provided into 3 shifts per day, which are the below: Morning shift: 07:00 – 15:00 Afternoon shift: 15:00 – 23:00 Night shift: 23:00 – 07:00 Ro-Ro Terminals do not operate the following days and shifts:
All the personnel is well experienced, highly trained and skilled, with specialized knowledge in accordance with the international standards of operating car terminals, thereby ensuring the provision of high quality services. The area is fully secured and operated under the ISPS code of guarding. The security services and supervision of the area are provided 24 hours a day through physical checks and electronic recording devices. The following bar graphs show the total traffic of cars from 2010 to 2017, as well as the traffic of local and transit cars separately. With a total capacity of handling 600.000 movements annually in both G1 and G2, at the Ro – Ro Terminals can be handled the largest cargoes. G1 Terminal
G2 Terminal
Geographic Coordinates of each terminals G1: 37°57'02.88"N 23°36'28.62"E (WGS 84) G2: 37°57'35.15"Ν 23°36'36.44"Ε (WGS 84) Piraeus Port Authority SA (PPA SA) has been awarded double certification against ISO 9001:2015 for Quality Management and ISO 14001:2015 for Environmental Management by Lloyd’s Register (LR). Aforementioned double certification is a proof of our commitment to implementing best practices of quality services in regards to environmental management and minimizing our carbon footprint. PPA SA is ISPS compliant, following operation and safety standards according to international regulations.
Displays status of the ships are already on the current date (words SERVED) ships will be served the day after the current date (words SERVED #), the ships are in the Rada (arrived), the vessels at Rada, but gave priority (* arrived), the ship canceled as well as the ships expected to arrive about one week (expected). Ship Service Plan in Car Terminal 02/03
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Ship repair zone Location:
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Ship repair zone information:The file below depicts ships that are served at the current date in the ship repair areas of PPA SA, sorted alphabetically by region of repair. Contact: |
Dry Dock Location:
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Dry Dock information:
The file below depicts the DRY DOCKING SCHEDULE at the four dry docks of PPA SA, with detailed information on the scheduled dates of each ship, according to the clients' requests as well as any necessary alterations, for a period of one month before and six months after the current date. Note that the scheduling can be changed automatically and necessarily because of exceptions (violation - priority), as provided by applicable Rules and Tariffs of Drydocks (FEK 1643 II issue/14-10-2010). Contact Info
Naval architect: 210 4550381 At present docking applications are not sent electronically
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Logistics Center Location:
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Logistics Center information:The Piraeus Port Authority to serve the general cargo goods transported by truck T.I.R. lorries, as well as those moving to containers, but also train wagons, special features Terminal with warehouse complex at Keratsini of Piraeus (former ODDY area). The competitive advantages of the Logistics Center of PPA are: • The link facility space of warehouses with the National road network, whether the Nat. Road Athens - Corinth and consequently the Nat. Highway Corinth - Patras, either Nat. Road Athens - Lamia, able to facilitate all the business project forwarding. • The ease of connection with the urban fabric of the whole of Attica through avenues Andreas Papandreou (from Piraeus to Keratsini), Republic (from Piraeus to Perama), Salamis - P.Ralli (from Keratsini to Nice), Gr. (From Keratsini up nat. Road Athens - Lamia) Schistou (from Keratsini to nat. Road Athens - Corinth) capability that facilitates the work and cost of receivers - importers in terms of rapid delivery and / or distribution of the goods to processors and / and retail sale of Attica. • The comfort and traffic safety within the area of warehouses due to the large outdoor fenced the area, able to facilitate the work of TIR drivers. • The ease of transport, storage and distribution of goods coming from or destined for ships, railway or airport, enhancing capabilities combined transport and intermodal transport chain, as well as reduce the time and cost of imports and exports. The new Management of PPA has already included in the investment program of the company converting Warehouse complex in modern Logistics Center, with a budget of 30 million euros. The PPA warehouses complex located within the fenced land area of 86.402 m2 with a perimeter of 1.157 m. at Keratsini of Piraeus (former ODDY area) and consists of: • Warehouse C-3 (imported goods), which has a covered space of 5,480 sq.m. • Warehouse C-5 (imported goods), which has a covered space of 2,250 sq.m. • Warehouse C-8 (unclaimed goods, which has a covered space of 1,645 sq.m. • the Export Warehouse, which has a covered space of 162 sq.m. The new PPA’s administration has already programmed the creation of a modern Logistics Warehouse of 47.500 sq.m. The first part of this Warehouse will be constructed during 2018 and has a covered space 15,000 sq.m. 1. SERVICES PROVIDED At the PPA Logistics Center, in the former ODDY area in Keratsini, the following services are provided: Emptying of containers Put away and storage of goods Classification of goods Sorting out of goods Displacement of goods Order Picking Immediate delivery of goods Transshipment of goods Goods in transit Filling of containers For the provision of all above services to general cargo, PPA has: • Storage areas housed and open-air. At the premises of PPA, special hazardous goods or wastes are not unloading and not stored. Piraeus Port Authority SA (PPA SA) was first certified by Lloyd’s Register (LR) to the internationally recognised quality management system ISO 9001 and environment management system ISO 14001 in 2013 for the provision of Port Cruise Services. In 2018, the certification scope was extended to cover the provision of Port, Ferry, Ro-Ro and Container Terminal Services as well as the Management of Logistics centre and the management of port construction and maintenance projects. In 2020, the scope of certification was extended again to include a number of additional key activities with regards to the Ship Repair activities and the management of co-funded projects, such as the Cruise South Expansion Project. With this last extension of certification’s scope, PPA has achieved the certification as per ISO 9001:2015 & ISO 14001:2015 for all its activities:
- Technical Infrastructure Works, - Procurement contracts andServices. Also, in 2020, PPA SA achieved its initial certification as per ISO 50001:2018 standard for its energy management for all its activities. PPA invests in management systems recognized and applied worldwide, demonstrating its strong commitment to best practice for quality, environmental and energy management. The ultimate aim is continual improvement and operational excellence across its very broad scope of activity. Through the Integrated Quality, Environmental & Energy Management System that is applied in line with the standards requirements, PPA SA works in a consistent way to understand customers’ needs and expectations, continually improve the level of services provided, address the environmental challenges emerged in daily operation and improve the energy performance. According to PPA Quality - Environmental - Energy Policy the company is committed to improving the quality of the provided services, the environmental and energy performance and setting quality, environmental & energy objectives to address risks and opportunities, significant environmental aspects and significant energy uses. These objectives are continuously monitored and reviewed. PPA SA has adopted new processes and procedures for considering energy performance improvement opportunities during the design of new facilities and activities, the upgrade of current facilities and the renewal and upgrade of equipment according to its Masterplan. Τhe use of alternative energy types and their deployment at the new infrastructure are also under consideration. Risks and opportunities are defined through systematic analysis of internal and external issues. Significant environmental aspects are defined through assessment of the impact port activities pose or may pose to the environment. Significant energy uses are defined through Annual Energy Reviews. Within each year, Management Reviews are performed by the Top Management in order to assess the effectiveness of the Integrated Quality, Environmental & Energy Management System through the achievement of objectives and to decide on any corrective actions needed to ensure continual improvement. In this framework, also internal and external auditors perform regular audits in order to evidence compliance and conformance with the standards requirements and the effectiveness of actions. At the same time, PPA SA through the certification according to these three (3) standards also contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals
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For loading and unloading of goods PPA has all required special equipment (forklifts, lifting machines, etc.) and experienced staff. For temporary storage of goods PPA keep their accounting records and rules and in the warehouses are available cleared areas depending on the type of goods. To monitor the throughput of goods special computerized system is used, which is in direct connection with the Customs (ICISnet). Goods moving within the warehouses are under Customs temporary storage. For the convenience of officials of the Customs is available within the warehouse bays customs control and verification procedures. For security storage of goods available, apart from the necessary human resources, and monitoring equipment (cameras cctv etc) of the area of warehouses in 24 hours base. For the safety of the goods they have taken all the prescribed fire-fighting measures. In case of damage to the PPA liability provided compensation from liability insurance contract. For the convenience of customs representatives (customs agents) reserved space for the bungalows - office, adjacent to the offices of supervisor Second Customs Import - Export, which are in the same area and found the warehouse complex. Nearby are the offices and other public services, the Port Police, the phytopathological - veterinary control, the fire brigade, the General Chemical State Laboratory, etc., as well as offices of the PPA Services. To serve the international transport truck drivers (TIR) allocated separate areas comfortable and safe parking. For the convenience of personal transport companies special cabins available within the area is and warehouse complex. For the convenience of recipients and their means of transport available the required equipment (forklifts etc.), as well as the possibility to use special ramps loading of their merchandise. The handling and storage of goods tariffs are among the lowest in the market and apply to all customers of the company, observing the principles of transparency, proportionality, equal treatment and non-discrimination. For this reason they are published on the PPA website Internet (www.olp.gr) Any application of interest for the disposal work staff and / or lifting equipment to carry out all cargo handling operations and the provision of any other port service and / or general cargo service should be sent from the e-mail address of the transport company or the agent representing the company, only to the e-mail address of the PPA: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. The job application form is posted on the PPA web site www.olp.gr in the "Online Services" section, in the "e-forms" sub-section, from where you can easily, quickly, download, save / and print. Then you must fill in the application only with the fields you are interested in and, after signing it, send it electronically by scanning to e-mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. The request should be sent by e-mail until 06.00 on the morning of the same day you wish to be served if it is a morning shift, or until 13.00 noon the same day you wish to service if it is the afternoon shift . Until these deadlines you will also be able to cancel the request for staff and media disposal in whole or in part. The working hours of the PPA’s Logistics Center for the entry and exit of international transport TIR trucks during working days are on Monday to Thursday from 06.30 to 19.30 and Friday is from 06.30 to 21.00. The working hours of the PPA’s Warehouses (morning shift) for unloading - loading of general cargo during working days are from 07.00 'to 15.00'. The afternoon shift for unloading goods is from 15.00 'to 22.00'. The working hours of transactions with PPA’s Cash, for the goods service of general cargo, during working days, are from 07.00 'to 14.30'. Services headquarters PPA remain available to the public daily from Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 17:00. For emergencies outside normal working hours or on Saturdays, Sundays and days that are exempt (holidays), please call the Senior Supervisor of PPA in the fixed or mobile 210-4060881 6974300646. For information about the work and activities of the PPA and recruitment notices, tender notices, application forms etc. type www.olp.gr. For information on ferries, live chat, please dial 14541 with charge 0.89 EUR per call from landline and mobile from 1.50 euros with a maturity of up to 2.5 minutes. To contact us you can click here Your opinion matters: for submission of feedback, complaint and/or comment, if you are a client please submit to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. For all other interested parties please submit your feedback, complaint and/or comment to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Confidential Treatment PPA treats all feedback/comments confidentially. Kindly be informed that PPA will follow its policy regarding Complaints & Comments Management Procedure in compliance with GDPR; However, the detailed review of your feedback/comments may require disclosing your identity and the information received, further internally, to the third parties involved, inclusive of National Supervisory Authorities where relevant, therefore by sending your email you have granted your consent to the above procedure.
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Coastal Shipping Terminal Location:
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Terminal information:Piraeus is the largest port in Europe and one of the largest in the world concerning passenger traffic. It has a throughput volume of about 20 million passengers per annum (including the ferry traffic Salamis – Perama, which has a throughput volume of about 8 million passengers per year). It is the main link between the mainland and the Aegean islands and Crete, while also being the main sea gate of the European Union at its southeastern edge. The boundaries of the Main Port are the piers of Themistocles and Krakari. The Passenger Port is divided into areas that serve coasting and crusing.
The anthropocentric nature of the services of the central port is a basic choice of PPA SA. In this context, an attempt is made to continuously upgrade services: - Digital information displays for passengers, indoors and outdoors - Pedestrian bridge - Electric signs and free transport service within the port - Improvement of passenger terminals- renovation of the passenger terminal at Tzelepis coast (approved). - Construction of 2 WCs which also include WCs for the disabled - Construction of waiting areas with air conditioning and water coolers - Renovation of 6 canteens - 3 km path for the disabled
- Reconstruction of a 350m2 area at Kononos street
- 130 parking spaces - 13 taxi stations - 2 vehicle control points - Allignment and boundary settings for traffic control - Free Wi-Fi service - 24 hour telephone service at 14541
Akti Vasileiadi Passenger Terminal
Refreshment Room, WC for the disabled, ticket-office, Air-conditioned hall , baby changing room
Agios Dionysios Passenger Terminal
Refreshment Room,WC for the disabled, Air-conditioned hall, baby changing room, Tourist and customer service, Internet hall. Piraeus Port Authority SA (PPA SA) was first certified by Lloyd’s Register (LR) to the internationally recognised quality management system ISO 9001 and environment management system ISO 14001 in 2013 for the provision of Port Cruise Services. In 2018, the certification scope was extended to cover the provision of Port, Ferry, Ro-Ro and Container Terminal Services as well as the Management of Logistics centre and the management of port construction and maintenance projects. In 2020, the scope of certification was extended again to include a number of additional key activities with regards to the Ship Repair activities and the management of co-funded projects, such as the Cruise South Expansion Project. With this last extension of certification’s scope, PPA has achieved the certification as per ISO 9001:2015 & ISO 14001:2015 for all its activities:
- Technical Infrastructure Works, - Procurement contracts andServices. Also, in 2020, PPA SA achieved its initial certification as per ISO 50001:2018 standard for its energy management for all its activities. PPA invests in management systems recognized and applied worldwide, demonstrating its strong commitment to best practice for quality, environmental and energy management. The ultimate aim is continual improvement and operational excellence across its very broad scope of activity. Through the Integrated Quality, Environmental & Energy Management System that is applied in line with the standards requirements, PPA SA works in a consistent way to understand customers’ needs and expectations, continually improve the level of services provided, address the environmental challenges emerged in daily operation and improve the energy performance. According to PPA Quality - Environmental - Energy Policy the company is committed to improving the quality of the provided services, the environmental and energy performance and setting quality, environmental & energy objectives to address risks and opportunities, significant environmental aspects and significant energy uses. These objectives are continuously monitored and reviewed. PPA SA has adopted new processes and procedures for considering energy performance improvement opportunities during the design of new facilities and activities, the upgrade of current facilities and the renewal and upgrade of equipment according to its Masterplan. Τhe use of alternative energy types and their deployment at the new infrastructure are also under consideration. Risks and opportunities are defined through systematic analysis of internal and external issues. Significant environmental aspects are defined through assessment of the impact port activities pose or may pose to the environment. Significant energy uses are defined through Annual Energy Reviews. Within each year, Management Reviews are performed by the Top Management in order to assess the effectiveness of the Integrated Quality, Environmental & Energy Management System through the achievement of objectives and to decide on any corrective actions needed to ensure continual improvement. In this framework, also internal and external auditors perform regular audits in order to evidence compliance and conformance with the standards requirements and the effectiveness of actions. At the same time, PPA SA through the certification according to these three (3) standards also contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals
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Bus in Port
Bus outside Port
(More info: www.oasa.gr) Buses starting from the Karaiskakis Square
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