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Lavrio

Lavrio

town in Attica, Greece

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  • 2d ago

    Over 50,000 holidaymakers leave Attica ports on Friday, 62,000 more expected across the weekend

    Greek coast guard data shows 50,917 passengers departed from Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio on July 24, bound for Aegean and Argosaronic islands; another 36,904 are expected Saturday and 25,361 Sunday.

  • Jul 3

    Speedboat catches fire and sinks off Athens coast; 63-year-old captain arrested

    A fire broke out on a speedboat near the islet of Fleves in the Saronic Gulf on Friday, forcing four people to abandon ship before the vessel sank. The 63-year-old captain was later arrested on suspicion of causing a shipwreck.

  • Jul 2

    Greek court rules Rafina ferry strike illegal, but unions vow to go ahead amid safety row

    A Piraeus court declared a 24-hour seamen's strike at the port of Rafina illegal on Thursday, but three unions say the walkout will begin Friday morning regardless, citing unresolved safety risks at the congested harbour.

  • Jun 12

    Bomb threat diverts Greek ferry Blue Star 2 to Lavrio, 1,050 evacuated as search underway

    A bomb threat against the Blue Star 2 passenger ferry forced the vessel to divert to Lavrio on Friday evening, where all 1,050 passengers and crew were evacuated while bomb disposal teams and a sniffer dog searched the ship.

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