The wave of excursions on August 15, but producing strong mobility that causes “return to boundaries” phenomena. In the large ports of Attica – Piraeus, Rafina, Lavrio – the passenger flow remains increased and the authorities are on alert.
In detail:
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In Piraeustoday are scheduled 22 departures to the Aegean islands, with 15.761 passengers. At the same time, others are being launched 44 To Argosaronic.
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Similar picture prevails in other ports: in Rafina They became 11 Reduce with 4,032 passengerswhile in Lavrio 7 Rolls for 1,700 people.
Yesterday (13/8) exit was also dynamic: from Piraeus traveled 24,130 passengers on 25 routeswhile for the Argosaronic they became 7.783 travel. In Rafina there were 6.806 travelers in 10 sails and in Lavrio 2.225 on 8 routes.
Traffic ‘Fireworks’
With the return peak, traffic traffic around the ports is dramatically increasing. From noon already, the tolls of Saints Theodoroi have recorded delays, with the first traffic lights “closing” and queues formed at the height of the Grand.
Messages and measures highlighted:
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The Coast Guard invites travelers to comply with toll and port suggestions to avoid additional delays.
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Traffic is also performing targeted policing on national road networks, where increased traffic pressure is expected.
Result; An intense “tsunami” of return – beautiful because it marks the end of the holiday – but also stressful due to the intensity of movement. Started and ships are called on the line without a second breath.
Tip: If you are planning to move today or tomorrow, it would be a good idea to:
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You leave early enough in the morning
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Avoiding the climax (noon -afternoon)
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Follow the Port and Traffic Instructions
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You’re cool – even the return can have a … full route!
Within a three -day day, Greece has proven again that … it never forgets how to move – and how to return. And this time it takes patience and confidence that smoothness will come back.