Lavrio Transportation – Taxi, Train, Bus & Airport Tips

Lavrio Transportation

The port of Lavrio is the second most important Greek port after the Piraeus Port. Each year over 208,000 passengers leave from Lavrio port and 97.8% of them travel to the Kea Island (also know as Tzia).

Airport Access Improved

The main highway connection of Lavrio with its airport has undergone a complete renovation making access to the airport from the city center easy by taxis, buses, automobiles, and by train.

Lavrio Port Activities

The port of Lavrio is very active with passenger ferries, commercial boats, fishing boats, and yachts. Ferries that depart from the port of Lavrio travel faster to the eastern Aegean Islands and the Cyclades Islands because of Lavrio Port’s convenient location.

How to go to Lavrio port?

Taxi

Lavrio is south of Athens and can be reached by a long taxi ride of about 1 hour and 15 minutes from Athens. The taxi fare from the center of Athens to the port of Lavrio will cost about 65 euros in the day time and 80 euros at night because of the surcharge.

To get closer to Lavrio by using public transport, you can take a tram from Faliro or Syntagma to Voula and then take a taxi. A taxi ride from Voula takes about 30 minutes and cost less than half of the taxi ride from Athens.

Bus

Suburban buses to Lavrio take about two hours to reach the port from Athens. They leave from the center of Athens at Pedion Areos. Buses leave every thirty to sixty minutes. The first bus from Athens to Lavrio leaves at 05:45 am and the last bus departs at 21:30 pm. Ticket price for the bus is around 5 euros.

Athens Airport

A taxi normally takes thirty minutes to go from Athens airport to Lavrio. There are taxi stands outside all the exits at the airport.

Lavrio Local Transportation

It is easy to walk around and take low-cost taxi cabs for short rides once you get to the port of Lavrio.

Editor’s note: The information contained on this page was compiled using real traveler reviews about transportation in Lavrio.