Infrastructure upgrades are moving ahead swiftly at the central passenger port of Piraeus as the summer travel season approaches and .

Part of a broader investment plan led by Piraeus Port Authority S.A. (PPA), the improvements are designed to elevate service quality and enhance the overall travel experience, with a strong emphasis on safety, accessibility, and efficiency.

According to recent figures, the port serves approximately annually, with volumes rising sharply during the summer months. This seasonal increase has made infrastructure and service upgrades a critical priority.

Key upgrades include:

– Renovation of buildings at passenger terminals
– Installation of shaded waiting areas with cooling systems
– Addition of new seating and landscaping
– Improved signage for passenger navigation
– Creation of designated parking zones for vehicles during boarding and disembarkation
– Enhanced safety and security protocols
– Installation of free water dispensers
– Deployment of chemical toilets
– Launch of a new waste-sorting and collection system to improve cleanliness and support recycling
– Repainting of road markings, with enhanced features for accessibility, including updated signage and color-coded ramps for wheelchair users

In an announcement, PPA highlighted that the initiative aims to modernize day-to-day operations at the central passenger port and strengthen its role as both a gateway to the Greek islands and a strategic hub for tourism.

“As we head into peak season, our priority is to serve the thousands of daily travelers with safety and efficiency—reflecting the port’s commitment to a passenger-focused experience,” the authority said.

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