Also called the "Little Harbor" and Zea Marina near Athens

Mikrolimano Marina

Considered a scenic high point in Piraeus, the Mikrolimano Marina is a crescent shaped place of colorful Greek fishing boats and yachts. Literally known as "Little Harbor" but also called "Zea Marina" it provides wintering and mooring services for boats. Shopping, eating and beaches are nearby.

The use of the area as a boat harbor dates back into antiquity and has figured as an important shipping location not only in the Greek eras, but also the Roman.

Map of Mikrolimano Marina

Mikrolimano Marina near Athens

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