Ferries from Piraeus to Souvala (Aegina)
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The Piraeus Aegina line is covered by Saronic Ferries who operate 11 connections per week with primarily morning and afternoon departures and traveling times shorter than 1 hour 05 minutes. If you need to bring your vehicle on board, you have many options thanks to the cargo capacity of the ships operating on this crossing. Passengers will be welcomed on board by competent and qualified crews who will show you to your accommodation and all of the services available on board.
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The port of Piraeus is located just 12 km south of the center of Athens and is its main port. Historically this port was the starting point for many naval expeditions and the Athenian navy fleet was also based here. Over the centuries, with the decline of Athens the port of Piraeus also declined and then resumed some activities in the nineteenth century. Today, Piraeus is the largest port in Europe in terms of commercial traffic and every year it is a stopover for about 20 thousand passengers. Piraeus covers the routes to the major Greek islands, including the Cicaldi, the Dodecanese archipela... [More information]
Address: Platia Karaiskaki
Directions: Google Map @ Piraeus, port
Souvala is a small town on the island of Aegina, it is situated on the north coast and has a crescent shaped harbour area with fishing boats moored. Souvala is the second ferry port for the island of Aegina and its name was derived from the man-made underground water tanks and ancient cisterns found in the rocks in nearby Loutra. Souvala was a small fishing village until fairly recently, but over the past 50 years it has grown due to tourism but unlike some other villages, Souvala retains an authentic Greek atmosphere as most of the other visitors are urbanites from Athens. A brief history of ... [More information]