PORT DESCRIPTION
Location: Agioi Theodoroi is situated in Elefsis Bay in the Saronikos Gulf.
General overview: A tanker berth, W of Pachi with deep water.
Traffic figures: Approx 330 vessels with a total of 6,000,000t use the port annually.
Max size: Approx 250,000dwt.
PRE ARRIVAL INFORMATION
ETA’s: Initial ETA to be sent to vessel’s agent on departure from last port.
Additional ETA’s to be sent 48, 24 and 12 hours prior to arrival to the vessel’s
agent. One hour prior to arrival, port authorities, pilot and agents should be contacted
by VHF giving exact time of arrival.
The ETA message should include: Ship’s particulars, cargo information, dangerous cargo
(if any on board, with details), health condition and stowaway details (if any).
Documentation required: The following documentation is required:
Port authorities (one copy of each):
1. Ship’s particulars
2. Training certificates
3. Master’s Health Declaration
4. Master’s Declaration concerning disposal
of any slops and bunkers, if any.
5. RLM Form (state form) declaring all crew on board on arrival
6. No Stowaways declaration
7. Load Line certificate.
Customs authorities (two copies of each):
1. Ship’s Stores List Declaration
2. Officer’s and Crew’s Personal Effects Declaration
3. Master’s Declaration that all electrical items, not sealed, and other goods will
remain on board.
4. Masters Declaration for bunkers and cargo on board.
Special forms exist for all documents but apply only to liner vessels. These are delivered
on board on arrival.
Radio: Hellas Radio (SVA), Iraklion, Limnos or Corfu Radio can be used for passing
messages at long range. The stations work throughout 24 hours.
Inmarsat communication is possible.
Health regulations: Pratique should be applied for on arrival and cannot be applied for by
radio.
Customs and immigration: Customs allowances: Each officer and crew member is allowed 1
bottle of spirits and 1 carton of cigarettes each.
Immigration: Immigration authorities issue crew passes. For EC nationals there are no
immigration procedures. There are special regulations for nationals of countries such as
Russia, Poland, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Yugoslavia and South American
countries.
Crew being repatriated to non European countries must have a ticket which the agent must
show to the authorities, agent’s guarantees are requested by various authorities.
Notices of readiness: Can be tendered anytime but will only be accepted between
0800-1700hrs.
NAVIGATION
Pilot: Compulsory for all vessels. The pilot boards from 1-1.5nm SE of the terminal.
Anchorages: Waiting anchorage: Tankers waiting for a berth may anchor, for periods not
exceeding 10 days, in an area fronting the terminal. The holding ground is uncertain, and
caution is necessary during strong winds.
Tidal range and flow: Range 0.4m.
Weather: Prevailing winds: NW’ly.
VHF: Port and pilot listen on VHF ch 14.
Principal navigation aids: A light (white metal framework tower) is exhibited at the E end
of the terminal, and a similar light is exhibited at the W end. Lights are also exhibited
at the head of the pier, at the heads of the jetties, and on the mooring dolphins.
Charts: 1600, 2836B. Admiralty Pilot NP48.
BERTHING INFORMATION
BERTHS AND CARGO
Names/Nos:
Tanker berths: A 300m length pier in a S’ly direction with 22m depth; four vessels with
drafts of 7.0-12m can also be accommodated on separate piers either side of the main pier.
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL
Bunkers/water/stores: Fresh water: Available at the berths.
Bunkering: Fuel supplied from a coastal tanker, capacity 5,000t, based at the terminal.
Transport: Nearest airport: Athens.
Repairs: All repairs can be arranged at this area as repair zone is located near by at the
same area.
Contact your agent for permision or any of repairers companies.
Working hours: Throughout 24 hours.
PORT AUTHORITY
Port Authority of Agioi Theodoroi
2, II Merachias Street
Piraeus
Greece
Tel: +30 741 22129
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