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Ports in Greece

NaviBoss has port guides for 76 ports in Greece, 53 of them with the pilot boarding place on the chart. Its coast lies in NAVAREA III, buoyage follows IALA region A and ships are inspected under the Paris MOU.

Port guides7653 with a pilot boarding place
NAVAREAIIInavigational warnings area
IALA regionAred to port entering
Local timeUTC+2summer time applies
Port State ControlParis MOUinspection regime
Deepest berth28.2 mPachi

All 76 ports in Greece

Each name opens its port guide: where the pilot boards, local time and summer time, water density, load line zone, the maximum draft per terminal, reporting before arrival and inspections.

PortUN/LOCODEPilotDeepest berthWarnings area
AchladiGRACL—19.0 mNAVAREA III
Agia MarinaGRAGMYes8.9 mNAVAREA III
Agioi TheodoroiGRAGTYes21.9 mNAVAREA III
AigionGRAEN——NAVAREA III
AlexandroupolisGRAXDYes6.0 mNAVAREA III
AliverionGRALVYes—NAVAREA III
AmaliapolisGRAPL——NAVAREA III
ArgostoliGRARMYes—NAVAREA III
Aspra Spitia Ore TerminalGRATKYes11.0 mNAVAREA III
AspropyrgosGRASSYes11.7 mNAVAREA III
Astakos TerminalGRASTYes14.5 mNAVAREA III
Ayios NikolaosGRANIYes—NAVAREA III
ChalkisGRCLKYes9.5 mNAVAREA III
ChaniaGRCHQYes4.8 mNAVAREA III
ChiosGRJKHYes—NAVAREA III
CorfuGRCFU——NAVAREA III
DrepanoGRDREYes10.9 mNAVAREA III
EleusisGRFLS—15.0 mNAVAREA III
GavrioGRGAV——NAVAREA III
GythionGRGYT—8.0 mNAVAREA III
HeraklionGRHERYes6.2 mNAVAREA III
IgoumenitsaGRIGOYes6.6 mNAVAREA III
IsthmiaGRITMYes2.0 mNAVAREA III
IteaGRITAYes10.0 mNAVAREA III
KalamakiGRKLM—10.3 mNAVAREA III
KalamataGRKLXYes—NAVAREA III
Kali LimenesGRKLLYes—NAVAREA III
KalymnosGRKMIYes—NAVAREA III
KarlovassiGRKARYes—NAVAREA III
KarpathosGRAOK——NAVAREA III
KarystosGRKST——NAVAREA III
KatakolonGRKAKYes—NAVAREA III
KavalaGRKVAYes20.0 mNAVAREA III
Kavonisi-KissamosGRKISYes—NAVAREA III
KosGRKGSYes—NAVAREA III
KymassiGRKYMYes—NAVAREA III
LarymnaGRLRY——NAVAREA III
LavrionGRLAVYes—NAVAREA III
Leros IslandGRLRSYes—NAVAREA III
MesolongiGRMELYes5.0 mNAVAREA III
Milos IslandGRMLOYes10.9 mNAVAREA III
MirinaGRMYR——NAVAREA III
MykonosGRJMKYes—NAVAREA III
MytileneGRMJTYes—NAVAREA III
NaupliaGRNAFYes5.5 mNAVAREA III
NaxosGRJNX—5.4 mNAVAREA III
Nea MoudaniaGRNMA——NAVAREA III
NeapoliGRNEA——NAVAREA III
PachiGRPMEYes28.2 mNAVAREA III
ParoikiaGRPASYes—NAVAREA III
PatmosGRPMSYes—NAVAREA III
PatrasGRGPAYes9.5 mNAVAREA III
PiraeusGRPIRYes16.2 mNAVAREA III
Platygiali EtoloakarnaniasGRPLG——NAVAREA III
PrevezaGRPVKYes—NAVAREA III
PsakhnaGRPSA——NAVAREA III
PylosGRPYLYes—NAVAREA III
RafinaGRRAFYes5.0 mNAVAREA III
RethimnonGRRETYes—NAVAREA III
Revithoussa TerminalGRREV—12.0 mNAVAREA III
SalamisGRSAL——NAVAREA III
SamosGRSMIYes—NAVAREA III
SamothrakiGRSAM——NAVAREA III
Seriphos IslandGRSERYes—NAVAREA III
Souda BayGRSUDYes8.2 mNAVAREA III
StratoniGRSTIYes—NAVAREA III
StylisGRSYSYes6.3 mNAVAREA III
Syros IslandGRJSYYes—NAVAREA III
ThasosGRTSO——NAVAREA III
ThessalonikiGRSKGYes17.5 mNAVAREA III
ThiraGRJTRYes—NAVAREA III
ThisviGRTHIYes—NAVAREA III
TinosGRTIN——NAVAREA III
TsingeliGRTSI——NAVAREA III
VolosGRVOLYes10.4 mNAVAREA III
ZanteGRZTHYes—NAVAREA III

Navigational warnings

Greece's waters are in NAVAREA III. A ship there keeps the in-force warnings of that area, and of any NAVAREA it passes on the way.

Before you call at Greece

Pre-arrival reporting

Greece operates in accordance with the IMO FAL Convention, please see - https://www.imo.org/en/ourwork/facilitation/pages/declarationscertificates-default.aspx

Vessels seeking access to ports in Greece should expect to provide information including but not limited to the following:

Vessels seeking access to Greece should be prepared to provide certification regarding matters such as registry, tonnage, security and waste, please see pre-arrival information of individual ports for more details.

Rules in port

In the EU, SOx emissions from ships are regulated by Directive (EU) 2016/802, known as the 'Sulphur Directive'.

Since 1st January 2015, stricter sulphur limits for marine fuel in Emission Control Areas (ECAs) apply (0.1%) as well as in sea areas outside ECAs (3.50%). In addition, a 0.1% maximum sulphur requirement for fuels used by ships at berth and anchorages within port limits was introduced in EU Ports from 1st January 2010. Furthermore, passenger ships operating on regular services to or from any EU port should not use marine fuels if their sulphur content exceeds 1.50% in sea areas outside the ECAs.

From 1st January 2020, ships operating outside of Emission Control Areas should not use marine fuels if their sulphur content exceeds 0.50%.

ISPS (ship and port security)

ISPS Designated Authority: Ministry of Merchant Marine.

Address: 1 K. Paleologou Street, 185 35 Piraeus, Greece.

Tel: +30 210 419 1911/43.

Fax: +30 210 419 1901.

Email: [email protected], [email protected]

For further ISPS information see IMO website http://www.imo.org

Dialling code +30. · The unit of currency is the euro which is made up of 100 cent.

These country notes come from public port references and some may be several years old. Check with your agent.

Questions about ports in Greece

How many ports in Greece have a NaviBoss port guide?

76 ports, 53 of them with at least one pilot boarding place on the chart. Each guide gives the pilot station, local time, water density, load line zone, maximum draft per terminal, pre-arrival reporting and inspections.

Which NAVAREA is Greece in?

Greece's ports lie in NAVAREA III (3). Navigational warnings for those waters are broadcast by that area's coordinator.

Which IALA buoyage region does Greece use?

IALA region A: red to port when entering harbour.

Who carries out Port State Control in Greece?

Ships calling at Greece are inspected under the Paris MOU.

What time zone are Greece's ports in?

UTC+2, with a summer-time change during the year.

Which port in Greece takes the deepest draft?

Of the ports with a figure, Pachi: its deepest listed berth takes 28.2 m. Check the terminal and the latest port notices before you plan to it.

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