Laurion

Sailing in beautiful Lavrio

Anyone who looks up some information about Lavrio (or Laurion, Laurium and Lavrion, it has quite a few different names) on the internet, and ends up on an outdated website, may get the impression that Lavrio is not the nicest holiday destination, and should even be avoided. But, this has not been the case for a long time! While it may not yet be on the front page of all travel guides, Lavrio is now absolutely worth a visit.

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Sailing around Lavrio?

The gigantic transformation that this town has undergone is also clearly visible in the harbor. Where there used to be a handful of boats, the finest ships are now ready for a trip on the clear blue water. The Lavrio fish market shows how well the Greeks can make a living from the sea here, and the cafes and restaurants are also home to dishes with fish are highly recommended. In short, the influence of the sea is enormous, and this is also reflected in the supply of boats.

What to do in Lavrio?

Lavrio's economy used to revolve around its silver mines, and these are still visible (they are said to be the oldest in the world!). This means that a visit to Lavrio is at the top of the list for many geologists. Furthermore, the beaches here are very popular, with a number of natural sandy beaches such as Asimakis Beach. And towards the north you will find a beach where windsurfers from all over the world flock to!

Rent a boat in Lavrio?

Rent a boat from Lavrio and discover the area at your own pace. Be inspired by one of our sailing routes or local boat owners. You can easily rent the ideal sailing boat, catamaran or motorboat through Barqo. Discover it yourself!

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