The Port of Piraeus is the largest passenger port in Europe and one of the largest passenger ports in the world.
It has a total quay length of 2.8 km and draft of up
to 11 m. Vehicle traffic reaches 2.5m while in 2017, passenger traffic reached 15.5m.

Total cruise traffic in 2019 was 1,098,091 passengers, compared with 961,632 in 2018, a 14.2% increase.
  Ferry Shipping News attributes this significant increase to "PPA SA’s outward focus and dedication to cruise attraction policy coupled with increased demand for cruises in the eastern Mediterranean".

About a third of cruise sailings in Piraeus are home ported in Piraeus.
  In 2018, there were 524 ship arrivals, while there were 622 in 2019.

Piraeus Cruise Port has 11 vessel berths, with a total quay length of 2,800 meters.
  It can dock vessels with a draft of 11 meters.
  Each berth has environmental/waste services available.
  PPA operates three cruise terminals, "A", "B", and "C" .
  Its security is International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS) compliant.

Terminal A is the main terminal and is open 24 hours.
  It is within walking distance of the center of the Municipality of Piraeus.
  It can handle 1,200 passengers an hour.
  Two medium-sized ships can check in simultaneously.
  Terminal B was built in 2013 which can handle mega cruise ships, with a draft up to 11 meters.
  It has the same amenities as Terminal A; however there is space for 120 tour buses, and it can handle 1500 passengers an hour.
 Terminal C is the smallest.
It was built in 2003, but expanded in 2016.
  It can handle 700 passengers an hour, and features customs and a check in/departure hall.
Free shuttle bus service is offered to bring passengers to the other terminals (to exit/enter the port).

For the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, 13 cruise ships were docked in Piraeus to serve as floating hotels.

Piraeus consistently ranks in the top-10 cruise destinations in Europe and the Mediterranean.
Piraeus has been the top cruise destination in Greece for the tenth consecutive year, beating Santorini, Mykonos, Rhodes, and Crete.
  In 2019 the port was awarded "Best Cruise Port in the Eastern Mediterranean Region" from MedCruise.
The Port of Piraeus is the largest passenger port in Europe and one of the largest passenger ports in the world. It has a total quay length of 2.8 km and draft of up
to 11 m. Vehicle traffic reaches 2.5m while in 2017, passenger traffic reached 15.5m.
Total cruise traffic in 2019 was 1,098,091 passengers, compared with 961,632 in 2018, a 14.2% increase.  Ferry Shipping News attributes this significant increase to "PPA SA’s outward focus and dedication to cruise attraction policy coupled with increased demand for cruises in the eastern Mediterranean".
About a third of cruise sailings in Piraeus are home ported in Piraeus.  In 2018, there were 524 ship arrivals, while there were 622 in 2019.
Piraeus Cruise Port has 11 vessel berths, with a total quay length of 2,800 meters.  It can dock vessels with a draft of 11 meters.  Each berth has environmental/waste services available.  PPA operates three cruise terminals, "A", "B", and "C" .  Its security is International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS) compliant.
Terminal A is the main terminal and is open 24 hours.  It is within walking distance of the center of the Municipality of Piraeus.  It can handle 1,200 passengers an hour.  Two medium-sized ships can check in simultaneously.  Terminal B was built in 2013 which can handle mega cruise ships, with a draft up to 11 meters.  It has the same amenities as Terminal A; however there is space for 120 tour buses, and it can handle 1500 passengers an hour.  Terminal C is the smallest. It was built in 2003, but expanded in 2016.  It can handle 700 passengers an hour, and features customs and a check in/departure hall. Free shuttle bus service is offered to bring passengers to the other terminals (to exit/enter the port).
For the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, 13 cruise ships were docked in Piraeus to serve as floating hotels.
Piraeus consistently ranks in the top-10 cruise destinations in Europe and the Mediterranean. Piraeus has been the top cruise destination in Greece for the tenth consecutive year, beating Santorini, Mykonos, Rhodes, and Crete.  In 2019 the port was awarded "Best Cruise Port in the Eastern Mediterranean Region" from MedCruise.
Port of Piraeus