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Ban on Departures to Rafina and Lavrio - What Applies to the Port of Piraeus

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Passengers are urged to be informed of any ban or itinerary modification by the ferry companies and local port authorities before their departure for the port. The post Ban on sailing in Rafina and Lavrio – What applies to the port of Piraeus appeared first on in.gr.

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Passengers are urged to be informed of any ban or itinerary modification by the ferry companies and local port authorities before their departure for the port. The post Ban on sailing in Rafina and Lavrio – What applies to the port of Piraeus appeared first on in.gr.

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The scheduled ferry routes to and from the ports of Rafina and Lavrio remain unexecuted, as a ban on sailing is in effect due to strong winds. Based on the latest update, the ban is expected to remain in effect until approximately 11:00 to 12:00 noon. A new bulletin is expected to be issued afterwards, in order to make it known whether and how the ferry routes will be operated. Changes from the port of Piraeus The situation is different in the p…

The gale-force winds, which in the Aegean Sea reach locally 8 to 9 Beaufort, have already begun to cause serious problems on coastal ferry routes.

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A ban on sailing to and from the ports of Rafina and Lavrio is in effect today, due to bad weather.

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The ban on sailing to and from the ports of Rafina and Lavrio remains in force, as the strong winds blowing in the Aegean ...

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Due to strong winds, a ban on departures from the ports of Rafina and Lavrio has been put into effect, with scheduled itineraries remaining unexecuted until approximately noon. In Piraeus, there is no general ban, but modifications have been announced to high-speed ferry routes to the Argosaronic Gulf, while conventional ships are expected to operate normally. Passengers are urged to be informed by the ferry companies and local port authorities …

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Iefimerida broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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