
The simplest low-cost option is the X96 express bus, €5.50, running 24 hours straight to the port on Poseidonos avenue (OASA lists about 90 minutes, depending on traffic). The metro costs €9 and needs a change. Taxis are metered on this route, and we found no official fixed fare. A Mozio private transfer from €61.34 (sedan up to 3 people; van for groups of 4 or more from €81.79) is a fixed price booked in advance, with a 60-minute wait included.
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In Athens, Uber books licensed taxis only, so there is no private car option and fares follow the taxi system. We have no measured price range for this route, and the app price can differ from the taxi flat fare, so check it before you book. FreeNow also books licensed taxis in Athens.
A private car for up to 3 people with standard luggage. You see the full price before paying, with the driver's gratuity included, and your driver waits up to 60 minutes after landing. Useful when a ferry departure is fixed and you do not want to rely on a bus that can run long in traffic. Reference drop-off: Piraeus port.
Mozio shows the private van for groups of 4 or more, with room for ferry luggage (up to 8 passengers on the Peugeot Traveller, gratuity included). One price for the whole vehicle, with the same flight tracking and meet and greet as the sedan.
Official taxis wait outside arrivals. The well-known flat fare applies to the Athens city center, not to Piraeus, and we could not confirm an official fixed fare for the port, so expect a metered or negotiated price. Agree it with the driver before you start and ask which port gate you need (ferry gates are spread along the waterfront).
Uber in Athens works only with licensed taxis, so the car and driver are the same as at the taxi rank. The price is shown in the app and may include a booking fee, so we do not quote a range. FreeNow also books licensed taxis.
The X96 Airport Express Bus connects the airport and the Port of Piraeus 24 hours a day for €5.50 one way (OASA), with a stop on Poseidonos avenue and a connection to metro line 1. OASA gives about 90 minutes depending on traffic and time of day. Contactless bank card payment is accepted. Metro line 3 runs from the airport into central Athens, and line 1 continues to Piraeus. The airport ticket costs €9 (STASY/OASA) and is valid for 90 minutes. Check the route planner on the OASA site for the change station and current times. With large luggage the change adds stairs and walking.
Rental desks are at the airport. If you are boarding a ferry, a car adds drop-off logistics, so it only makes sense if you are taking it on the ferry or driving on. Check return rules with the rental company.
The X96 Airport Express Bus is €5.50 one way and runs 24 hours.
OASA lists about 90 minutes, depending on traffic and time of use.
We found no official fixed fare for Piraeus. The flat fare applies to the city center, so agree the price with the driver first.
Yes, with a change to line 1. The airport ticket is €9 and valid for 90 minutes.
Mozio's sedan shows for up to 3 people. For groups of 4 or more, Mozio shows a private van from €81.79.
Your driver tracks your flight and the wait time of 60 minutes after landing is included. There is free cancellation up to 6 hours before pickup on this ride.
Mozio prices are public prices from Mozio's booking system (lowest sedan and van rates for this route to Piraeus port, checked 2026-11-10 for a 10 December 14:00 trip for 2 passengers; the sedan price includes the gratuity). The X96 and metro fares and the X96 duration come from OASA, opened on 2026-11-10. We could not confirm an official taxi fixed fare to Piraeus or an official metro journey time to the port, so those are marked as estimates or left to check. We have no measured ride-hailing price.
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