Alimos Marina is the largest marina in Greece by berth count and the easiest base on the Athens Riviera for stepping straight from city to sea. This guide covers what to expect in 2025 if you arrive as a guest, a charter client, or just a curious walker on the quay.
Alimos Marina: Greece’s Premier Yachting Destination
A Brief History
The marina sits on a stretch of coast that’s been the city’s working waterfront for decades. Today it combines commercial yacht charter, sailing schools, and weekend leisure under a single, freshly upgraded harbour.
Yacht Charter Options for 2025
Bareboat, crewed, and cabin-charter options operate out of Alimos year-round. Spring and autumn are quieter and often better value than the July–August peak.
Elite Sailing Clubs
A handful of established clubs run regattas, training programmes, and members’ lounges. Some are open to non-members for one-off events.
Waterfront Dining & Nightlife
The quayside has filled out in recent years — from morning espressos to late-night cocktails — with restaurants spanning Aegean seafood to Italian-leaning kitchens.
Living the Marina Lifestyle
If you’re considering Alimos as a longer-term base, the marina shapes the rhythm of the neighbourhood: morning walks on the quay, weekend departures, and a permanent backdrop of masts.
Practical Information for 2025
Parking, fuel, transit links, and visitor moorings — the short, useful list for anyone arriving by car or planning a day on the water.
Planning Your Stay
Astric SeaView Penthouse is a short walk from the marina entrance. Book direct for the best rates and we’ll share our shortlist of charter operators we trust.