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When you\u00a0 plan your visit to\u00a0 Athens, probably you would not include the Athenian beaches at first, but you will concentrate to archaeological sites and monuments or other already known gems around the city.\u00a0 This is the guide that will change your mind and probably will make you add one more\u00a0 day at your schedule to swim in Athens, as we hardly believe that you want miss the experience to swim under Poseidon Temple or at a green-blue sea reminds you a cycladic island and then have your lunch by the sea or have a night swim after watching a movie in the open-air cinema next to the sea. And the you can\u00a0take the boat to Greek islands.<\/p>\n

Below you will find a complete list of almost every beach near Athens – we\u00a0 keep some secrets only to share with our favorite people, so just ask us! We are not recommend to go for swimming to every of them: some are perfect just for a day\/afternoon\/night walk, an open-air cinema or a cocktail by the sea.<\/p>\n

We will start our journey to the Athenian beaches from Piraeus<\/strong>, the main port of Athens – yes, th\u03bfse are the beaches we would not recommend for swimming. Then we will head to the Athenian Riviera<\/strong>, to the edge of Attica and the temple of Poseidon at Sounion<\/strong>, pass through the third largest port of\u00a0 Athens, Lavrio<\/strong> and directly up the east coast of Attica – somewhere halfway up the route we’ll meet the second largest port in Athens, Rafina<\/strong>. So, if your trip includes a trip to the Greek islands, find your departure port and combine one more swim before boarding the ship. At the end of this post, we will mention two more beaches that are also located west of Attica and you really find it hard to believe that they are so close to Athens.<\/p>\n

Athens: Swimming Attica Beaches, Sounio and Vouliagmeni Lake<\/a><\/p>\n

Around Piraeus port:<\/h2>\n

Votsalakia\u00a0 Beach<\/h3>\n

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After the bay of Mikrolimano, under the hill of Kastela, lies the beach of Votsalakia. Although it is very close to Piraeus, just 1 km from the port, it is a beautiful beach. It is a long beach with sand. Free, but organized. It has very easy access and parking, which, however, is often full. It is a refreshing destination for local residents and visitors alike. Opposite it, is the Brahms island of Koumoundourou. Here you will find also\u00a0 the same-name open-air cinema where you can attend your favorite movie during summer season and a municipal swimming pool where you can enjoy a cocktail after the movie: the perfect way to end up a\u00a0 day in Athens.<\/p>\n

Freattyda Beach<\/h3>\n

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Freattida is one of the most beautiful areas of Piraeus with some imposing neoclassical houses around its streets.\u00a0The beach of Freattydas is located 1.8 km south of the central port of Piraeus.\u00a0Here is also the excellent Naval Museum of Greece<\/strong> with its generous green square and the historic “Submarine Papanikolis” in its courtyard, to remind us of glorious moments of the Greek Navy. The Archaeological Museum of Piraeus<\/strong> is also located here, where the historical route and the cultural heritage of the city over time is well preserved in its halls. Along its beautifully landscaped marina, one can take a relaxing walk, enjoy an interesting bike ride or simply enjoy a coffee and a drink in the stylish caf\u00e9-bars located here and enjoy the fantastic view of the bay of Freattida.<\/p>\n

Athens Riviera beaches:<\/h2>\n

Mpatis & Edem Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Faliro beaches<\/p><\/div>\n

This is the begginning of Athens\u00a0 Riviera and maybe the closest beach\u00a0 which you can swim and have easy access from city center by public transport. On the coastal front of Paleo Faliro, along the paved pedestrian walkway, are the beach of Batis and the neighboring beach of Edem. They are both organized beaches with sand and shallow waters, so they are ideal for families with children who want something close to Athens. They are usually\u00a0 busy, as they easily accessible by public transport from Athens city center, and, often, host beach sports events, such as tennis competitions with wooden, heavy rackets, or open air concerts during summer season.<\/p>\n

Kalamaki (Alimos) Beach<\/h3>\n

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The entrance is free, without a ticket and there are facilities like showers and cabins for bathers to change. There are also many beach bars and clubs around with an entrance fee and much more facilities. During summer season, you will find here Cine Alimos, an open air cinema where you\u00a0 can attend mainly old classic movies.\u00a0 For guests who love water sports, canoe and pedal boat rentals are available. Very easy access by public\u00a0 transport: just take the tram from\u00a0 Syntagma and get off at Kalamaki stop.<\/p>\n

Agios Kosmas Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Agios Kosmas Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

The beach of Agios Kosmas is located behind the sports facilities of the homonymous area of the Municipality of Elliniko. It is very beautiful and sandy. Although organized, it offers services completely free of charge. You can easily reach the beach by tram from Syntagma, just\u00a0 get off at the 2nd Ag.\u00a0 Kosmas stop. You can combine your swim here with a visit at the impressive and very new Elliniko Experience Park – especially if you have kids it’s the absolute place to be.<\/p>\n

Glyfada\u00a0 Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Glyfada Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

In an area of 3 kilometres, there is certainly a lot one can do. On the sandy and pebbled beaches of the area, most of which are unorganized and free, you can enjoy your walk on foot or by bike, practice your favorite activities such as fishing, swimming and sailing, while you can enjoy your coffee, drink and food in one of the beachside shops and hotels located along the coast. Apart from the free part of the beach, you will find many beach bars and clubs to choose, if\u00a0 you want something more organized. In case you are a golf player, very near to the beach you will also find Glyfada Golf Club of Athens. From city center, just take the tram and get off at Square Vergoti stop.<\/p>\n

Voula Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Voula Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Voula’s beach is one of the most popular and busy beaches in Athens. It is located just 17 kilometres from the centre of Athens. The beach has sand and blue waters, and has even been awarded a blue flag. The site also provides facilities for watersports, beach volleyball courts, special areas for racquetball, a playground on land and at sea, parking, wifi connection, cafe and beach bars, pool side restaurants with rich culinary combinations and many summer parties. Once, at this place was lcated the oldest organized camping of Athens and many greek movies were set here. From city center, take the tram\u00a0 and get off at Asklipiio Voulas. Asklipiio Vouas is the biggest public hospital in south Attica.<\/p>\n

Kavouri Beach (Mikro –\u00a0 Megalo)<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Beaches in Athens<\/p><\/div>\n

One of the most beautiful free beaches of Attica, in a relatively short distance from the city centre, in the municipality of Vouliagmeni. The lush green landscape and easy access to a natural, idyllic bay with a long coastline and crystal clear waters set the scene for this wonderful beach. Two consecutive beaches, with a total length of about 900 meters. They are equally beautiful, have fine sand and are ideal for beach sports. Its waters are quite shallow, which makes it ideal for family beach excursions. There is one of the most beautiful playgrounds of our municipality, the Kavouri Playground, fully renovated and safe. The sand is in its softest and golden hue and like a golden blanket it outlines the silvery sea, creating the perfect picture. At Megalo Kavouri passes the Ancient Road, visible to the visitor after the shaping of the beach. Our advice? Stay here until the sunset time! From Syntagma square, just take the bus A2 and get off at Voula stop. Walk around 9 minutes and you are on the beach.<\/p>\n

Astir Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Astir Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Probably the most famous beach of Athens Riviera.\u00a0 The best organized (private) beach in Attica, Astir Beach is located just 30 minutes from the center of Athens. Athena Onassis and Brigitte Bardot used to swim here, and today, celebrities from all over the world prefer it for the hundreds of options it offers, as well as for the quality of its services. Entrance is ticketed and parking is extra. White and the color of natural wood dominate. Right next to the beach is the Temple of Apollo Zosteros. The Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens is operating at the spot. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at Laimos stop and walk 10 minutes. You are already in\u00a0 the most famous beach of Attica.<\/p>\n

Vouliagmeni\u00a0 Beach<\/h3>\n

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The largest organized beach in the southern suburbs of Attica has high quality facilities, infrastructure for children, amenities and accessibility for disabled people and of course it has been awarded with the Blue Flag. There is a beach bar and restaurant while those who love sports will find here tennis courts, basketball courts, a place to play racquetball and outdoor fitness equipment. All this within 40 minutes from Syntagma Square.\u00a0 You\u00a0 can even get your e-ticket to the beach here.<\/a> From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at 2nd Plaz Vouliagmenis stop and you are here. Fun fact: Here it took place the biggest open air concert (party) in the middle 80s decade, something like the “Greek Woodstock” itself.<\/p>\n

Vouliagmeni Lake<\/h3>\n

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Lake Vouliagmeni is a magical place waiting to be discovered. Recognized by the Ministry of Culture as one of the 20 Hot Springs of Greece and included in the National List of Natura 2000 as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it offers an unforgettable experience for everyone. The therapeutic waters of Lake Vouliagmeni are a magical sight. You can dive into this hot bath that comes from nature. The water temperature is from 21\u00b0C to 29\u00b0C, ideal to relax your body and mind. There, you’ll find excellent places to relax with personalized care. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at Limne stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Athens: Private Tour to Cape Sounion & Vouliagmeni Lake<\/a><\/p>\n

Limanakia Vouliagmenis<\/h3>\n

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If you want a more adventurous swim in Athens, this is absolute your place!\u00a0 You won’t come here for the endless sandy beach or the sunbeds because there are none. The entrance to the water is by diving from the rocks. The water is one of the most beautiful in Attica and easily compares to the best seas in the Aegean and Ionian Seas. On weekdays in the summer the average age of the visitors is very young, mainly students and pupils. There is a canteen with some basic stuff to eat and drink, but it’s better to have with you your own stuff. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at 2nd Limanakia stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Varkiza Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Varkiza beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Popular beach for young people and families as it has everything. Sunbeds, beach bars, restaurants and cafes from various well-known brands, children’s playground, spa corner, shops with clothes and beach equipment and facilities for water sports. This was one of the oldest beach which Athenians\u00a0 prefer to swim. Many old classic movies were set here too. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 171.\u00a0 Get off at Barkiza stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Lomvarda Beach<\/h3>\n

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Lombarda is a beach in Attica with shallow waters that you will love and get hooked from the first time you see it. It has everything you may need for your swim. You will find shallow and crystal clear turquoise waters and enough space to avoid feeling crowded or that one is on top of the other despite the fact that it attracts a lot of people especially on weekends. Moreover, another feature that makes this beach an ideal choice for swimming near Athens is the fact that it is a sheltered beach, so even on a windy day you could swim without difficulty\u00a0 or danger. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at Lomvarda stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Agia Marina Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Agia Marina beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Just below the church of Agia Marina, this is probably the first beach of the Athenian Riviera that gives you the feeling that you are far away from Athens. On one side there are rocks, on the other a large sandy beach that makes it a particularly good choice for families with small children. There are also some tavernas, far enough away from the beach not to disturb but close enough to combine swimming with eating. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at Agia Marina stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Althea Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Althea Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Just after the church of Agia Marina is this beach that combines sand, beautiful waters and a nice view as from its shore you can see the islet of Dounis, which is accessible even by walking in the sea as its waters are shallow. If you are more adventurous and you want an even quieter beach, you could try Skalakia\u00a0 beach, right next to Althea. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at Kekropos stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Galazia\u00a0 Akti Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Galazia Akti Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

The beach of Galazia Akti is a small but popular beach in Attica. It is located at the 37th km of Athens-Sounion Avenue and its characteristic is the very fine sand it has. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at Galazia Akti stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Lagonissi\u00a0 Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Lagonissi Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Right after the Grand Resort Lagonisi you will come across a large beach, which we know as “Heaven” because of a beach bar that was there until recently. The beach bar is no longer open, so be aware the beach is unorganized and has plenty of room to lay out your mat and soak up the sun. To the left of the beach are some rocks, but there are also some boats that create an island vibe. Around the middle of the beach you will find some umbrellas, under which you can enjoy the shade and take a breath of fresh air. Of course, make a note to bring the essentials (water, snacks etc). Meanwhile, there is plenty of space to play racquetball while the deep blue waters will keep you inside for a long time and you’ll be able to swim deep into the water. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at Lagonesi stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Kiteza Beach<\/h3>\n

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Kiteza is not one of the most popular beaches in Attica but it is popular by the local residents of the area. The beautiful and spread out sandy beach is located just below Athens-Sounio Avenue and you won’t have any trouble finding it from the signs. The beach has sand and a fairly comfortable stretch. Also scattered around you will find tamarisks for natural shade. Find the spot you like and enjoy a beautiful and quiet one-day holiday. The shallow and always clear waters are ideal for small children and the sand is delightful for endless play. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at Pefko stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Saronida Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Saronida Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

The beach of the homonymous settlement has free entrance, sandy beach, plenty of natural shade from trees to spread your towel, some permanently set up umbrellas and some space if you want to play e.g. racquetball without disturbing the people around you. The access to the coast is very easy and at the weekend you will find more people here than in the morning hours as there are quite a few Athenians who have a holiday home in Saronida. It’s no great secret here but it is a relaxing and affordable option -as there is no entrance fee- for families. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli and then take the bus 122.\u00a0 Get off at Lefkados stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Mavro\u00a0 Lithari Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Mavro Lithari Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Mavro Lithari, one of the most popular beaches in the south Attica. The clear and calm waters on most summer days allow for playing in the sea, but be careful as the waters deepen quite steeply. Plus, if you get closer to the rocks, you’ll see that there are some very beautiful caves, perfect for exploring with a mask. Its trademark is the massive black rock in the middle, from which it even got its name. Also be aware that the beach is organised, so you’re left to choose between a sun lounger or pouf for a relaxing day in the sun, but keep in mind that there’s also a patch at the edge where you can lay out a mat and sit with your friends. There are water sports for an alternative day at the beach. From the centre of Athens it will take you about an hour drive, if you have your own\u00a0 car, otherwise, you\u00a0 have to take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli, then take the bus 122 and get off at the end. You’ll need to walk about 15 minutes to get to Mavro Lithari. Maybe it’s a good, and more relaxing, idea\u00a0 to book a taxi.<\/p>\n

Agios Nikolaos\u00a0 Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Agios Nikolaos Anavyssos Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

In Anavyssos, below the school of tourism professions, there is this long sandy beach with crystal clear waters and beautiful views of the Aegean Sea. On its left side is a narrow strip of land that connects the beach with the islet on which the church is located. The beach has organized areas with beach bars, beach volleyball and beach soccer courts and the waters are shallow. From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli, then take the bus 122 to the end and then the bus 123\u00a0 to get off at Agios Nikolaos stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Palea\u00a0 Fokea Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Palea Fokea Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

The beach of Palea Fokea is organized, has a large sandy beach and is located in the homonymous settlement, immediately after Anavissos. It mainly attracts families who turn swimming into a small excursion, going first to the sea and then to the local tavern. The calm blue waters and easy access are its main characteristics. There you will find a very nice spot with cafes and taverns (mainly fish taverns) where you can spend a pleasant time and enjoy your meal after swimming. You can also surf on the beach. Right next to this\u00a0 beach you will find Thymari beach, one of the “hidden”beaches of Attica.\u00a0 The name “Thymari” is not accidental, since the beach was named after the thymes that grow in the settlement. At the northern end of the beach, there is a tiny rocky bay that is not visible from the road. With fine white gravel, sand and turquoise waters, it is a small and quiet gem, ideal for relaxing, picnics and diving! From city center, take the red line of metro to Argyroupoli, then take the bus 122 to the end and then the bus 123\u00a0 to get off at Dede stop and you are here.<\/p>\n

Harakas Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Harakas Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Harakas is the last organized beach with sunbeds and beach bars before Sounion. You can only get here by car or motorbike – public transport does not reach here. The sea is usually calm and opposite you will have the islet of Patroklos. This islet has a particular historical and archaeological interest, as in Patroclus there are still preserved ruins from the Hellenistic era, while there was a great shipwreck that went down in history as the “Titanic of Greece”. As Pausanias mentions in his “Tour of Greece”, the island was named after the admiral of the fleet of the Egyptian king Ptolemy, Patroclus. He had chosen this island to set up his camp during the Chremonid War in the 3rd century BC. At that time, Ptolemy had sent his fleet to the area in order to help the Athenians, who were at that time facing the raids of Antigonus.<\/p>\n

Legrena Beach<\/h3>\n

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Legreina beach is a long sandy beach with blue waters and golden sand. Ideal to go alone, with friends or with your family. It is one of the few beaches in Attica that remain, clean, authentic and “untouchable” if we can call it that. It may be a favourite hangout for many Athenians but everything moves at a more relaxed pace there. A morning swim there is a dream especially if you find yourself there on a weekday. You will enjoy a golden beach with fine sand and blue waters that will take you to an island. It is the beach for those who want to avoid the crowds and enjoy swimming in peace and quiet. The beach is not organized so you will take your umbrella and towel and lay it where you want to enjoy the sun and the sea. Perfect company a book to accompany you in the quiet. In the past, Legreina used to be a well-kept secret that is now known by the most local people in the area.<\/p>\n

KAPE Beach<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – KAPE Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Once it was one of the unknown coastal gems of Attica, helped by its distance from Athens. Now it is not unknown at all but it is still a diamond. You will arrive at KAPE after passing the beach of Legraine. \u03a4here it is a descent of about 100 steps. But the view from above will already give you a first taste that something good is to follow. The small bay with the deep blue waters, the rocks surrounding the beach and the fine gravel mixed with sand do not remind you of Attica but more of Cycladic island. Even on days when the beach is crowded which makes the visitors remain quiet and peaceful, you will rarely hear any noise or racket here.<\/p>\n

Sounio Beach: Swim under the view of the Temple Poseidon!<\/h3>\n
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Athens Riviera – Sounion Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Probably the most impressive beach of Athens Riviera. The place you could combine swimming in the sea and a visit to the archaeological site of Sounion. Our suggestion is to plan a morning visit to the temple and then stop at the beach to cool off and enjoy the rest of the day by the water. A sandy coast, beautiful waters and golden yellow sunsets: Sounion beach is an ideal choice for summer getaways with a view of the Temple of Poseidon.\u00a0 Most of the beach is organised, with a 4-star hotel having placed sunbeds along the shore, serving food and drinks throughout the day, but if you still don’t want to sit on sunbeds, there’s a small unorganised section to set up your umbrella and mat on the sandy beach. The spot is perfect for families with children, as the beach has shallow waters, making water play safe. The beach is 66 kilometers, about 1 hour from the center of Athens by car. There is Attica Bus Station that reach there too, but we definitely suggest to book a transfer to enjoy more your day!<\/p>\n

So, here, you just reach the southern point of Attica. It’s time to start heading up again to north and explore the east coast of Attica. Let’s go – continue keeping notes and pins on your google map.<\/p>\n

East Coast\u00a0 of Attica\u00a0 beaches:\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Port Arthur Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Port Arthur Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

It is a small bay with green clear water and brown fine pebbles. The entrance to the water is quite smooth. This beach is suitable for different categories of people, permanent travelers, holiday lovers for rest, etc. It is not a crowded place during the season. The Port Arthur beach is free for everyone. It has no amenities, only nature. Apart from swimming and sunbathing, you can also participate in other activities. This beach is easily accessible by car, it is very close to the road. The parking lot is right next to the beach.<\/p>\n

Asimaki Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Asimaki beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Fantastic, spacious sandy beach, with only a few pebbles where the waves break, and clear light blue waters that gradually deepen, just right for kids. There are no sunbeds and such things, bring your umbrella, but you don’t have to worry about supplies: The little taverna above the beach takes care of takeaway coffees and beers, while on the main road just before you turn off you’ll find a lovely bakery. Also, the adjacent campsite delivers also coffees, souvlaki, burgers and cocktails to the beach.<\/p>\n

Limani\u00a0 Passa Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Limani Passa Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

It is a sandy beach of particular beauty, about 500 meters long. It leads to a small lagoon, and then to Ormos tou Pasas, a bay with crystal clear waters. During the summer months, the Port of Pasas is crowded with bathers who prefer bathing at relatively short distances from Athens<\/p>\n

Pountazeza Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Pounta Zeza Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Some of the beaches of Attica have a history behind them that we don’t know or imagine. One such case is the beach of Punta Zeza. There is actually an ancient Greek city submerged there. Few people know about it. It’s in the wider area where the beach is located. The coastal part of the settlement is actually now covered by the sea because of the rising sea level. On the northern and eastern side of the sea part, walls of various buildings still 40 cm high have also been found. At a distance of about 25 metres from the shore and at a depth of almost two metres, the remains of a building presumed to have been in public use have also been found. Local residents choose it for its clear waters, fluffy sand and the natural shade it offers. At the back of the beach, there are tamarisks under which you can lay your towel and enjoy a relaxing swim in the clear waters of the sandy beach. Its sandy coastline is also ideal for families as children can play safely there. If you now prefer something more organized, there is a part where you can find umbrellas and sunbeds.<\/p>\n

Beach\u00a0 Lavrion Islet<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Lavrio Islet Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

It’s the beach you will have a quick swim\u00a0 before you board on your boat to greek islands, if your departure port is\u00a0 Lavrio. A free, quiet beach that is\u00a0 all you need at this time. If you arrive early enough before your departure time, instead of waiting at the port, take the time for a quick swim or walk\u00a0 at this beach.\u00a0 At the end, it’s one more greek beach at your list.<\/p>\n

Thoriko Beach<\/h3>\n
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Ancient Theater of Thoriko<\/p><\/div>\n

Another beach that you can combine your swim with a visit to an important archaeological\u00a0 site. The archaeological site of Thoriko and its most important attraction, the ancient theatre which is believed to be the oldest surviving theatre in Greece today will\u00a0 be your destination if\u00a0 you decide to come\u00a0 here.<\/p>\n

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Gold Moon Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Gold Moon Island<\/p><\/div>\n

Gold Moon beach is a small sandy seashore with fantastic views of the sea horizon. It features clear waters and a semi-rocky seabed, whereas many locals and families prefer it for its quiet surroundings since it is rarely crowded. The beach is a non-organized beach, only featuring some tents that provide shade to the bathers, though the nearby cove does have a beach bar for drinking and snacking. There is plenty of space near the waters where you can park your vehicle.<\/p>\n

Perigiali & Tsonima Beac<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Tsonima Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

The beaches of Tsonima and Perigiali are two beautiful, family-friendly, consecutive beaches located between Lavrion and Keratea. Although the distance between them is no more than 500 meters, they differ greatly in size and organization, providing unique experiences to their visitors. Tsonima beach, being the largest, offers spacious space for playing in the sand and beauty with its smooth rocks on its sides. It is a favorite choice for families and groups seeking life-giving passages under the sun. Perigiali, on the other hand, is smaller in size but has the same tranquility and grace. While there is no caf\u00e9 here, the beach serves visitors with its idyllic atmosphere. The shade from the heather provides a refreshing coolness at Tsonima Beach, while at Perigiali, visitors can bring their own umbrellas for protection<\/p>\n

Vromopousi (or\u00a0 Kalopigado) Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Vromopousi beach<\/p><\/div>\n

You will find a sandy beach, neither huge nor small with blue waters. Since it’s unorganized, don’t forget to bring an umbrella, high chair, etc. Sure, in some places there is natural shade from the trees around but if you go on busier days, like Sunday, they may have already caught up with them. As for the food, even if you forgot to take your “supplies” there is a canteen and a taverna just above it with nice traditional food. It has a view of the entire Makronissos island which is across the road as well as the ships of the line passing by. Bonus fact: If you are into diving thing, this is\u00a0 also the beach you should visit. Preferred by amateur and professional divers as it has a deep and interesting seabed.<\/p>\n

Porto\u00a0 Ennia Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Porto Ennia beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Golden sand, which gives way to fine pebbles as you approach the water -everywhere except for the far right edge as you face the sea, there is still sand. Clear, light blue waters, it is the Aegean that rains on this beach, and the difference with the Saronic Gulf is obvious the closer you get. They deepen steeply, at three steps you can’t step on them, but that doesn’t at all deter a group of kids playing with their ball in the shallows.<\/p>\n

Daskaleo\u00a0 Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Daskalio beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Just 48 minutes from the center of Athens, Daskaleo is a small seaside settlement of Keratea and its beach is the closest you can be to an island close to the city center. Built on a hill of Keratea, Daskalio gives its visitors the impression of being on an island, with the picturesque little houses bringing images of Cycladic architecture. There are three small harbours that make up its beaches. If you are a sand lover then this is the ideal destination. All 3 beaches have sand and turquoise waters, a view of the endless blue and a unique tranquility that is definitely needed if you are fed up with the hustle and bustle of the city. Our advice is to visit the chapel of Agios Alexandros, which is located at the third, smaller beach of Daskaliou, continue your walk in the afternoon to the lighthouse during sunset.<\/p>\n

Kaki Thalassa Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Kaki Thalassa Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Kaki Thalassa beach is a sandy beach where you can enjoy a relaxing swim in shallow waters and cool off a few kilometres outside Athens. It is an ideal nearby destination that will make you have a good time even on a day trip. It is an organized beach and one of the most famous in southeastern Attica, so that it’s probably best to go on weekdays or even Saturdays as more people gather on Sundays. The sandy beach of Kakia Thalassa is ideal for water games and carefree moments in the shallows. Just what young and old want. A bonus fact, especially if\u00a0 you are keen on climbing, is that the beach area also offers its visitors one of the best climbing fields one can find near Athens!<\/p>\n

Avlaki Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Avlaki Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Avlaki beach is located in the eastern part of Attica (Porto Rafti), in the municipality of Markopoulou and offers a wonderful opportunity for relaxation and swimming to those who visit it. The beach stands out for its crystal clear waters and in combination with the stunning sandy beach, makes it stand out. It \u00a0is organized so visitors have the opportunity to make use of sunbeds and umbrellas for a low cost. Also, nearby, there are taverns and cafes offering delicious food and cool drinks.<\/p>\n

Erotospilia Beach (Beach of\u00a0 lovers)<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Erotospilia Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

It is a small bay located about 40 kilometers from Athens. It is sandy and you will find shade under a tree. At the edges there are small caves where you can spread your towel and enjoy the wonderful blue view of the sky and the sea. You will find the beach one kilometer northwest of the settlement of Porto Rafti, however you should remember that, the beach is so popular that on weekends it is almost inaccessible so you should catch your seat early in the morning and it is better to visit at the beginning of summer.<\/p>\n

Chamolia Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Hamolia Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

The seaside settlement of Chamolia is about 45 kilometres from the centre of Athens. On reaching the village, there is the main beach, but also if you head to the right, you will find also a small dirt road that leads to a second, smaller beach, Mikri (little) Hamolia. It is a small creek with sand and pebbles. Such is the location of Chamolia that it is almost always sheltered from the waves. While you swim you will have a view of the opposite coast and the hills of Vravrona, a special landscape that you could hardly imagine you could see in Attica. The beach is not organized – there are no sunbeds and umbrellas. But it is quite possible to secure shade from the tamarisks and rocks. Another advantage of this beach is the short distance from Athens Airport. Have you ever thought to swim as you are waiting for your next flight instead of waiting at the airport or walking around the city? This is your chance – it’s only a 23-minute drive!<\/p>\n

Vravrona Beach & Archaeological site<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Vravrona beach<\/p><\/div>\n

And here it is another beach that you could combine your swim with\u00a0 a visit to an important archaeological site: the archaeological site of Vravrona and the museum. The temple of Artemis of Vravronia was one of the most important sanctuaries of antiquity. The current archaeological site is dominated by the small Doric temple of Artemis, built on the site of an older Archaic temple in the first half of the 5th century BC. Here, apart from Artemis, Iphigenia was also worshipped. Around the temple, there is a wonderful wetland with rich vegetation. The archaeological site is located on the banks of the river Erasinos. Just before it flows into the Euboikos, the river stagnates, creating an ecosystem in which frogs, turtles and (harmless) water snakes live. A visit to the museum is also a must. Small but very important with findings of great value. Among them stand out the numerous statues of little boys and girls, as Artemis was not only the goddess of hunting but also the goddess of childbirth and children.<\/p>\n

Artemida\u00a0 Beach (Loutsa)<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Artemida Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

One of the most popular and probably the busiest beach in Attica is Artemis beach. There are two large, family-friendly, beaches in Artemis, one of which is essentially a continuation of the other. Both beaches are awarded with the Blue Flag, a distinction that certifies not only the quality of the waters, but also a series of services to bathers, starting from access and covering services such as sanitary facilities and safety of bathers, with the constant presence of a lifeguard. The two beaches are sandy, with fine powdery sand. Whether choosing the sunbeds of the shops located in one part of the beach or the free part of the beach, everything is in abundance. There are even “free” umbrellas, which bathers can use for shade, freely. Apart from families, the two beaches of Artemis are also preferred by water sports enthusiasts, like kitesurfing, surfing and sailing. Only 9 km from\u00a0 Athens\u00a0 Airport.<\/p>\n

Marikes Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Marikes Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Marikes beach, also known as “Nireas beach”, is located about 1.5 km outside Rafina city. It owes its name to Marika Hilbert, an Austrian who arrived in Rafina with her family after 1920 and who owns the house at the edge of the beach. The beach is about 700 meters long. The landscape is reminiscent of an island as it is sandy and surrounded by rocks. And it may be one of the usual beaches for some people, but the difference is that it hides an ancient settlement. Right next to it is Askitario, a great archaeological site of metallurgy from prehistoric times. The settlement was created by ascetics in 3,000 BC and morphologically resembled Mount Athos. The name Askitario or Askitareio or Askitari is derived from the word ascetic, one who lives all alone from people and earthly pleasures, hermit. The place where one ascends is called an ascetarium, that is, usually the hut of the monk who ascends. Bonus fact: This is the first beach in Attica where smoking will be banned aiming to drastically reduce discarded cigarette butts, one of the most common litter on the coast, and prevent marine pollution.<\/p>\n

Ble Limanaki Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Ble Limanaki Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Ble (Blue) Limanaki beach is a beautiful small beach with crystal clear waters just 1 km from Rafina. The beach is not organized and has a pier used for diving. Those who want to avoid the crowds that gather at Kokkino Limanaki choose Blue Limanaki to enjoy a quiet swim.<\/p>\n

Kokkino Limanaki\u00a0 Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Kokkino Limanaki Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

From 35 to 50 minutes from Omonia, Kokkino Limanaki beach is one more island-like beaches of Attica, thanks to the reddish rocks that hug its sandy beach, adding a touch of Santorini to the landscape. The waters are clear and the sandy beach gives way to fine pebbles as you approach the waves. Sunbeds and umbrellas are not available, but by early afternoon the shade is plentiful, you won’t need to carry your umbrella unless you come in broad daylight. You’ll need to walk down a few steps from where you leave the car to get to the beach, which adds to the whole island feel.<\/p>\n

Zoumperi Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Zoumperi Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

31 kilometres from the centre of Athens and just one kilometre from Nea Makri is Zouberi beach. Zouberi beach is paved with sand and pebbles and attracts a very young crowd. This is helped by the beach volleyball courts and other sports that exist there. Very close to the beach there are restaurants and cafes to enjoy your food, coffee or drink.<\/p>\n

Nea Makri & Mprexiza Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Mprexiza Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Brexiza beach is just a few steps from Nea Makri. Its waters are incredibly clean – winning several Blue Flags in the last 10 years – attracting people of all ages to its shores. Nearby is the legendary Marathon Beach Resort – described as the “Miami of Athens”. This hotel of the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s has recently been regenerated and is located in one of the most beautiful locations in the Marathon area.<\/p>\n

Athens East Coast: Discover Scuba Diving in Nea Makri<\/a><\/p>\n

Marathon Beach & Archaeological\u00a0 Site<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Marathon Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

If you are a\u00a0 marathon runner, you already know\u00a0 this area. It’s\u00a0 the starting point of the annual Authentic Athens Marathon which takes place every November in Athens to end up in Panathenaic Stadum (Kallimarmaro).<\/p>\n

Marathon beach has a\u00a0 very long sandy beach and shallow waters, conditions that make it particularly popular with families. There are sunbeds but also enough space to spread your towel and set up your umbrella (natural shade is not its big advantage), beach bar tavernas -and also the most famous Argentinian restaurant in Athens, and water sports facilities. Most of the beach is sandy but there is a smaller – rougher – rocky part of the beach. As the place\u00a0 has an important history, don’t miss the chance to visit Marathon Archaeological Museum and the Tumulus of the Athenians at Marathon.<\/p>\n

Schinias Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Schinias Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

At a distance of 50 km, about an hour from Syntagma, this is one of the most beautiful areas of natural beauty in Attica. In this vast beach there is the organized part with sunbeds, beach bars and the possibilities for water sports such as SUP. But we suggest you, even on a trial basis, to prefer the unorganized one and swim in the coastal part that has the pine forest at its back. Leave the car relatively far away and walk through the National Park, among the pine trees that reach very close to the sea. As for the water, the beach is very shallow. Schinias has the advantage of not being particularly affected by the August winds. We recommend you to spend the whole day here: the area is also ideal for picnics, but if you don’t want to carry things, you should know that in the surrounding area there are several good taverns for all tastes.<\/p>\n

Athens: Marathon Lake, Museum, and Shinias Beach Day Trip<\/a><\/p>\n

Ramnountas & Archaeological\u00a0 site<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Ramnountas Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

To visit this beach, you need to be (or feel) a little\u00a0 adventurous. But it is certain that you ‘d\u00a0 love it. Below the relatively unknown but important archaeological site, which is about 60 km from the centre of Athens, there are small coves that form a series of beaches. Unfortunately, the ancient paths leading to the sea have not been cleared, so the guards will not let you go there immediately after your visit to the archaeological site. To reach the sea, you will exit the archaeological site and follow the dirt road to the chapel. There you will park and continue on foot to the coast. It goes without saying that you need to bring water and some supplies if you want to spend some time on the beach. What is certain is that you will enjoy a quiet swim here even in the height of summer. It is this seclusion that makes these coves particularly popular with nudists.<\/p>\n

Mikro\u00a0 & Megalo Sesi\u00a0 Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica- Sesi beach<\/p><\/div>\n

If you like beaches with small pebbles, Sesi is the ideal choice for you. It has clear crystal clear waters and tamarisks that offer natural shade. It is 22 km from the Marathon Tomb and you will get there by crossing a -deep- dirt road from Grammatikos. It is advisable to come here on a day when there are no north winds as, apart from the waves, they can also bring garbage to the beach side. Definitely, however, it is worth it here if you want a quiet swim especially in early summer. As the distance from Athens is not short, it is worth combining your swim with a meal in one of the good fish tavernas nearby. At the end of a route among pine trees and under the summer sounds of cicadas and after descending the dirt road, you will reach the small beach of Sesi. It has several trees and tamarisk trees and pebbles mixed with sand. If you feel even more adventurous, there are three more small bays, almost hidden\u00a0 from people that you could swim and relax without distraction.<\/p>\n

Varnava Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Varnava Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

It attracts mainly visitors and holidaymakers who have a house in the area. It is one of the beaches that retains an “old-fashioned” aura. It will be loved by those who prefer vintage cafes and taverns and beaches with pebbles instead of sand. Entering the water has some difficulty as there are stones, but gradually, the bottom becomes sandy and the water depth is smooth. It is one of the beaches that are particularly affected by the winds, so it is advisable to come here on a day when it is not windy. However, the area has other attractions that are worth at least a day trip. One of these is the Varnavas gully, which is worth walking along, admiring the colours of nature and the plane trees. Another is the European Artos Museum, which is housed in an old mansion and houses over 3,000 embroidered bread items from Greece and 40 countries.<\/p>\n

Agioi Apostoloi & Agona\u00a0 Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Agioi Apostoloi Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

The harbour of Agioi Apostoloi was a reference point for holidaymaking in the 1980s, when all Athenians wanted to acquire an affordable house near the sea. Its most popular beach is probably Ancona, which is a pebble beach, but it disappears as soon as you enter the water. The beach also has a beach bar which attracts a lot of people throughout the summer. If you are looking for something quieter, it is located a little to the right of Ancona beach. It is o Limnionas, a small bay which is quite well protected from the winds with lovely clear waters. Our advice is, if you choose it, make sure you arrive early enough, as while the beach is not noisy, it is quite small, so you may find it difficult to find space for your towel.<\/p>\n

Markopoulo Oropou Beach<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Markopoulo Oropou Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

A large and hospitable beach that welcomes thousands of visitors every year winter and summer, mainly because of the ferry to Eretria at Evoia Island. The beach can meet all requirements. Comfortable in space, with a huge parking area and many facilities for coffee and food. Easy access to the sea which seems clean and friendly ground for all kinds of sports from racquetball to volleyball.\u00a0 Ideal for those who love watersports like canoe or SUP.<\/p>\n

Pigadakia Beach (Chalkoutsi)<\/h3>\n
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East Attica – Halkoutsi (Pigadakia) Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

Halkoutsi is the northernmost seaside settlement of Northeast Attica, in the municipality of Oropos. Along the coastline it is located west of Skala Oropou and south of Dilesi. The village flourishes during the summer months, when the population of the area increases due to the arrival of holidaymakers both in the village and in nearby settlements.
\nThe settlement has a small local market, an open air cinema and school facilities, and a football pitch.<\/p>\n

Bonus\u00a0 beaches – hard to believe that\u00a0 are so close in\u00a0 Athens:\u00a0<\/strong><\/h2>\n

At the point where Attica ends and shortly after the region of Corinth begins there are some\u00a0 more magical beaches that you really can’t believe they are only 1 hour away from Athens, they could combine hiking on the wonderful mountain Gerania just above them, but also very tasty food away from tourist traps. The only disadvantage is that the access, if you haven’t your own car is not easy to get there, but you can contact us to book\u00a0 a transfer and plan your daily trip there. You won’t regret it!<\/p>\n

Porto Germeno Beach<\/h3>\n
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West Attica – Porto Germeno Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

60 km from Athens, following the National Road Athens-Corinthos, is Porto Germeno beach. Five successive beaches make up Porto Germeno and all five can boast of their crystal clear waters. The unique view with the two impressive mountains that cover it, combined with a wonderful swim in the blue waters, leave even the most difficult visitor satisfied. Near Porto Germeno beach are the ruins of a castle from the 4th century BC. In the area, there are many traditional taverns by the sea or in the mountain villages, like Vilia.<\/p>\n

Psatha Beach<\/h3>\n
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West Attica – Psatha Beach<\/p><\/div>\n

The endless beach of Psatha counts 2.5 km and it’s for all tastes. Along the beach there are bustling beach bars with sunbeds and spots with lots of trees for natural shade. The beach owes its current name, according to scholars of the folklore of the area, to the large number of aquatic plants, the main one called psathi<\/em>, a type of reed, from which the well-known\u00a0 beach mats are made.[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row]<\/p>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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