Guidebook for Kaki Thalassa
Food scene
Giōrgakēs
Fish and seafood tavern - Kaki Thalassa
Nisi
Meat and quality fast food tavern - Kaki Thalassa
Kazba Bar Kouzina
27 Leof. G. GregouPorto Rafti
Φύκι-Φύκι
45 Leof. G. GregouFyki-Fyki - Porto Rafti
Del Mar
76 Leof. AvlakiouPorto Rafti
αλλού γιαλού (allou gialou)
Agiou NikolaouPorto Rafti
Οινοποιία Αλλαγιάννη - Allagiannis Winery
Markopoulo
Strofilia Estate winery
Anavissos
Άγονη Γραμμή
2 Akti Andrea PapandreouRafina - Agoni Grammi
Agnanti
1 Πλατεία Νικολάου ΠλαστήραRafina
Fish Tavern Galini - Γαλήνη Ψαροταβέρνα
Akti Andrea PapandreouRafina
TRATA (H)
30 Leof. PosidonosNea Makri
Akrogiáli
8 MiaouliNea Makri
Koralli
17-25 Leof. PosidonosNea Makri
BlueFish Vouliagmeni
4 Leof. PosidonosVouliagmeni
Moorings
Vouliagmeni
Ithaki Restaurant Bar
28 ΑθήναςVouliagmeni
Louizidis Vouliagmeni
2 ErmouVouliagmeni
Malabar Restaurant
11 LitousVouliagmeni
Mythos by Divani Restaurant
2 IliouVouliagmeni
Varkiza Resort
Varkiza
Bierhaus
16 ThasouVarkiza
Ψαράκια & Θαλασσινά Βάρκιζα
14 Leof. PosidonosVarkiza - Psarakia & Thalassina
Kastelórizo
Varkiza
Latíni
3 Leof. PosidonosVarkiza
Sightseeing
Holy Monastery of the Entrance of Theotokos Keratea Attikis
Kaki Thalassa
Sounio - At the end of the Sounio Peninsula at the southernmost point of Attica, lies the Temple of Poseidon within a fort that protects the coast of Attica. Made entirely of white marble, it was erected in the middle of the 5th century BC and built to honor Poseidon, God of the sea.
You will be mesmerized by the blankets of blues, reds, and oranges that engulf the temple as the sun descends into the sea. British poet Lord Byron was one of many who fell under its spell, composing poetry in its honor and has his name carved on one of its iconic marble pillars (although who did this is debatable).
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Temple de Posidó - Sounio
Sounio - At the end of the Sounio Peninsula at the southernmost point of Attica, lies the Temple of Poseidon within a fort that protects the coast of Attica. Made entirely of white marble, it was erected in the middle of the 5th century BC and built to honor Poseidon, God of the sea.
You will be mesmerized by the blankets of blues, reds, and oranges that engulf the temple as the sun descends into the sea. British poet Lord Byron was one of many who fell under its spell, composing poetry in its honor and has his name carved on one of its iconic marble pillars (although who did this is debatable).
Santa Panteleimon
Kaki Thalassa
Porto Rafti - Erotospilia is located one kilometer northwest of the holiday village of Porto Rafti and has umbrellas and sunbeds. It is a small bay that is well protected from the meltemia winds and has sand, shade from the trees located at its edges, caves, and blue waters. It is not a secret and is a particularly popular beach.
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Erotospilia beach
23 ΑπόλλωνοςPorto Rafti - Erotospilia is located one kilometer northwest of the holiday village of Porto Rafti and has umbrellas and sunbeds. It is a small bay that is well protected from the meltemia winds and has sand, shade from the trees located at its edges, caves, and blue waters. It is not a secret and is a particularly popular beach.
Sounio - This is a remote beach that requires visitors to go down about 100 stairs. It's by far the clearest free beach in Athens but it's not organized whatsoever. You'll need to bring everything yourself. Unfortunately, it's becoming immensely popular but in September things seem much better, with visitors decreasing in numbers dramatically. Very recommended place for off-summer swims. Not that it's not recommended for children because water depth increases suddenly near the bay.
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Kape Beach
Sounio - This is a remote beach that requires visitors to go down about 100 stairs. It's by far the clearest free beach in Athens but it's not organized whatsoever. You'll need to bring everything yourself. Unfortunately, it's becoming immensely popular but in September things seem much better, with visitors decreasing in numbers dramatically. Very recommended place for off-summer swims. Not that it's not recommended for children because water depth increases suddenly near the bay.
Lavrio - The museum showcases the incredible mineral wealth of Lavreotiki, one of the most significant mining areas worldwide: approximately 600 mineral specimens of a different rarity in countless color and crystal variations constitute exceptional sculptural creations made by a single artist, nature.
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Mineralogical Museum of Lavrion
Lavrio - The museum showcases the incredible mineral wealth of Lavreotiki, one of the most significant mining areas worldwide: approximately 600 mineral specimens of a different rarity in countless color and crystal variations constitute exceptional sculptural creations made by a single artist, nature.
Lavrio - The Archaeological Museum of Lavrion houses finds from the area of Lavreotiki and its surroundings (Sounio, Thorikos). Exhibits collected from the mines and metal-processing workshops shed light upon various aspects of human life and activity in the area from 5000 BC until the 6th century AD. Among them, the frieze of the temple of Poseidon in Sounio, as well as the funerary and votive reliefs from the ancient municipalities (demes) of Lavreotiki, hold a prominent position.
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Archaeological Museum of Lavrion
Lavrio - The Archaeological Museum of Lavrion houses finds from the area of Lavreotiki and its surroundings (Sounio, Thorikos). Exhibits collected from the mines and metal-processing workshops shed light upon various aspects of human life and activity in the area from 5000 BC until the 6th century AD. Among them, the frieze of the temple of Poseidon in Sounio, as well as the funerary and votive reliefs from the ancient municipalities (demes) of Lavreotiki, hold a prominent position.
Ano Thoriko, Lavrio - The Handicraft-Industrial Educational Museum is a non-profit educational and cultural organization based inside the grounds of the Technological and Cultural Park of Lavrion. The objective of the Handicraft-Industrial Educational Museum is to collect, preserve, research, and exhibit materials, for educational purposes, which relate to the handicraft and industrial past of the region and by extension to the technological, economic, social, and cultural history of Greece.
Handicraft-Industrial Educational Museum
Ano Thoriko, Lavrio - The Handicraft-Industrial Educational Museum is a non-profit educational and cultural organization based inside the grounds of the Technological and Cultural Park of Lavrion. The objective of the Handicraft-Industrial Educational Museum is to collect, preserve, research, and exhibit materials, for educational purposes, which relate to the handicraft and industrial past of the region and by extension to the technological, economic, social, and cultural history of Greece.
Thoriko, Lavrio - Initially excavated in 1886, the ancient theatre of Thorikos has attracted much attention due to its unusual layout. Its irregular oval auditorium and almost rectangular orchestra, whether reflecting the early date of the theatre or the gradual development of its seating capacity, renders this theatre a unique sample of the architectural evolution of ancient Greek theatres.
Pieces of inscribed marble found nearby record names of sponsors (choregoi) and winning protagonists in dramatic competitions as well as details on the assignment of a choregia, that is the total expenditure for producing a performance of tragedy or comedy undertaken by a wealthy Athenian citizen (known as choregos). All these remnants offer glimpses that enable visitors to conjure up the artistic, religious, and civic activities that took place at the theatre which was located within the vibrant ancient settlement of Thorikos.
Archeologikos Choros Thoriko
Thoriko, Lavrio - Initially excavated in 1886, the ancient theatre of Thorikos has attracted much attention due to its unusual layout. Its irregular oval auditorium and almost rectangular orchestra, whether reflecting the early date of the theatre or the gradual development of its seating capacity, renders this theatre a unique sample of the architectural evolution of ancient Greek theatres.
Pieces of inscribed marble found nearby record names of sponsors (choregoi) and winning protagonists in dramatic competitions as well as details on the assignment of a choregia, that is the total expenditure for producing a performance of tragedy or comedy undertaken by a wealthy Athenian citizen (known as choregos). All these remnants offer glimpses that enable visitors to conjure up the artistic, religious, and civic activities that took place at the theatre which was located within the vibrant ancient settlement of Thorikos.
Brauron - Brauron was one of the twelve cities of ancient Attica, but never mentioned as a deme, though it continued to exist down to the latest times. It was situated on or near the eastern coast of Attica, between Steiria and Halae Araphenides, near the river Erasinus.
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Archaeological Site of Brauron
Brauron - Brauron was one of the twelve cities of ancient Attica, but never mentioned as a deme, though it continued to exist down to the latest times. It was situated on or near the eastern coast of Attica, between Steiria and Halae Araphenides, near the river Erasinus.
Brauron - The sanctuary of Artemis at Brauron is an early sacred site on the eastern coast of Attica near the Aegean Sea in a small inlet. The inlet has silted up since ancient times, pushing the current shoreline farther from the site. A nearby hill, c. 24 m high and 220 m to the southeast, was inhabited during the Neolithic era, c. 2000 BCE, and flourished particularly from Middle Helladic to early Mycenaean times (2000–1600 BCE) as a fortified site (acropolis). Occupation ceased in the LHIIIb period, and the acropolis was never significantly resettled after this time. This gap in the occupation of the site lasted from LHIIIb (13th century) until the 8th century BCE. Brauron was one of the twelve ancient settlements of Attica prior to the synoikismos of Theseus, who unified them with Athens.
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Temple of Artemis
Brauron - The sanctuary of Artemis at Brauron is an early sacred site on the eastern coast of Attica near the Aegean Sea in a small inlet. The inlet has silted up since ancient times, pushing the current shoreline farther from the site. A nearby hill, c. 24 m high and 220 m to the southeast, was inhabited during the Neolithic era, c. 2000 BCE, and flourished particularly from Middle Helladic to early Mycenaean times (2000–1600 BCE) as a fortified site (acropolis). Occupation ceased in the LHIIIb period, and the acropolis was never significantly resettled after this time. This gap in the occupation of the site lasted from LHIIIb (13th century) until the 8th century BCE. Brauron was one of the twelve ancient settlements of Attica prior to the synoikismos of Theseus, who unified them with Athens.
Brauron - History says that the small town of Brauron (Vravrona) belonged to the mythical King Cecrops, the founder of Athens. It is an interesting place to go, not only for its nice beaches and creeks but also to pay a visit to the sanctuary of Artemis.
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Vravrona beach
14 Λεωφ. ΒραυρώνοςBrauron - History says that the small town of Brauron (Vravrona) belonged to the mythical King Cecrops, the founder of Athens. It is an interesting place to go, not only for its nice beaches and creeks but also to pay a visit to the sanctuary of Artemis.
Vouliagmeni - Lake Vouliagmeni is a small brackish-water lake fed by underground currents seeping through the mass of Mount Hymettus located to the south of Vouliagmeni, Greece.
Vouliagmeni Lake, in the heart of the Athenian Riviera, is the hidden treasure of Attica’s nature. Situated on an idyllic landscape, this rare geological phenomenon is waiting to be discovered. The lake’s brackish waters which are continuously replenished both by the sea and the underground thermal springs offer a natural and unique thermal spa experience.
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Vouliagmenis Lake
Λίμνη ΒουλιαγμένηςVouliagmeni - Lake Vouliagmeni is a small brackish-water lake fed by underground currents seeping through the mass of Mount Hymettus located to the south of Vouliagmeni, Greece.
Vouliagmeni Lake, in the heart of the Athenian Riviera, is the hidden treasure of Attica’s nature. Situated on an idyllic landscape, this rare geological phenomenon is waiting to be discovered. The lake’s brackish waters which are continuously replenished both by the sea and the underground thermal springs offer a natural and unique thermal spa experience.
Saint Nicolas
3 Al. PanagouliRafina - Beautiful Saint Nicolas Greek chapel.
Nea Makri - Medieval Orthodox monastery with vividly painted interiors, gilded icons & a stone bell tower.
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Monestir de Sant Efraim
Agiou EfremNea Makri - Medieval Orthodox monastery with vividly painted interiors, gilded icons & a stone bell tower.
Nea Makri - The existence of ancient ruins in the locality of Mikro Elos (Small Marsh) of Brexiza has been noted by early travelers, who also refer to the area as Nissi (island). In 1792 the French Consul in Athens, L.S. Fauvel, drew the ruins of the area, on an islet cut off from the land by a canal. The excavations have revealed the extensive complex of the Egyptian gods' sanctuary and the luxurious bathhouse (balneum), as well as a large ellipsoidal cistern further to the south.
The complex was founded by Herodes Atticus, around 160 AD. The great orator, sophist, and benefactor hailed from Marathon and resided here, and the complex was possibly established within his estate. The sanctuary can be identified as “the sanctuary of Canopus” referred to by Herodes’ biographer Philostratus (2nd-3rd cent. AD). In founding it, Herodes imitated Emperor Hadrian, who had built a Serapeion on an artificial islet at Tivoli, close to Rome, modeled on the Serapeion of the town of Canopus on the Nile Delta.
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Sanctuary of the Egyptian Gods
Nea Makri - The existence of ancient ruins in the locality of Mikro Elos (Small Marsh) of Brexiza has been noted by early travelers, who also refer to the area as Nissi (island). In 1792 the French Consul in Athens, L.S. Fauvel, drew the ruins of the area, on an islet cut off from the land by a canal. The excavations have revealed the extensive complex of the Egyptian gods' sanctuary and the luxurious bathhouse (balneum), as well as a large ellipsoidal cistern further to the south.
The complex was founded by Herodes Atticus, around 160 AD. The great orator, sophist, and benefactor hailed from Marathon and resided here, and the complex was possibly established within his estate. The sanctuary can be identified as “the sanctuary of Canopus” referred to by Herodes’ biographer Philostratus (2nd-3rd cent. AD). In founding it, Herodes imitated Emperor Hadrian, who had built a Serapeion on an artificial islet at Tivoli, close to Rome, modeled on the Serapeion of the town of Canopus on the Nile Delta.
Astir Beach
40 ApollonosVouliagmeni
Platja de Vouliagmeni
Vouliagmeni
Ακτή Βουλιαγμένης
Vouliagmeni - Akti Vouliagmenis
Església de Panagia Faneromeni
8 EolouVouliagmeni - Greek orthodox church
City/town information
The beach of Kaki Thalassa is organized, and one of the most popular in southeastern Attica. On one side there is a vertical rock that is used for climbing. A little east of the settlement is the homonymous monastery of old calendars. According to Greek Mythology when the barbarians attacked Greece, Zeus and Hades dragged the shores so they could talk and left the seawater in between. As the Greeks were few in number, Zeus and Hades helped them by asking Poseidon to send waves there larger than the ships of the barbarians. Since then, it is said that even Hades defended the Greeks. Since then, the sea in the area of Keratea was named Kaki Thalassa.
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Paralia Kakis Thalassis
The beach of Kaki Thalassa is organized, and one of the most popular in southeastern Attica. On one side there is a vertical rock that is used for climbing. A little east of the settlement is the homonymous monastery of old calendars. According to Greek Mythology when the barbarians attacked Greece, Zeus and Hades dragged the shores so they could talk and left the seawater in between. As the Greeks were few in number, Zeus and Hades helped them by asking Poseidon to send waves there larger than the ships of the barbarians. Since then, it is said that even Hades defended the Greeks. Since then, the sea in the area of Keratea was named Kaki Thalassa.
Porto Rafti is a seaside resort town in East Attica, Greece. It is 13 minutes by car from the international airport of Athens, Eleftherios Venizelos, and about 30 minutes from downtown Athens via the highway.
Porto Rafti is nowadays a famous seaside resort, with free beaches at the locations of Agios Spyridonas, Erotospilia and Avlaki, and an organized municipal beach at Avlaki. Porto Rafti, along with the areas of Keratea, Markopoulo, and Koropi, has experienced a housing development boom since 2004. It is also a place of permanent residence for many due to the proximity to Athens and the multiple blue flag beaches.
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Porto Rafti
3 AvlakiouPorto Rafti is a seaside resort town in East Attica, Greece. It is 13 minutes by car from the international airport of Athens, Eleftherios Venizelos, and about 30 minutes from downtown Athens via the highway.
Porto Rafti is nowadays a famous seaside resort, with free beaches at the locations of Agios Spyridonas, Erotospilia and Avlaki, and an organized municipal beach at Avlaki. Porto Rafti, along with the areas of Keratea, Markopoulo, and Koropi, has experienced a housing development boom since 2004. It is also a place of permanent residence for many due to the proximity to Athens and the multiple blue flag beaches.
Legrena is a sandy beach located 60 km from the city of Athens and 3 km from Cape Sounion. On its territory there are no sunbeds, toilets and other infrastructure. Only bright blue sea, majestic cliffs and stormy greenery await vacationers. This place is popular among divers for the exotic fish inhabit, the seabed of Legrena is covered with variegated algae of all kinds of shades, the local rocks are distinguished by interesting texture and bizarre shapes, etc.
Legrena is one of the most sparsely populated beaches in Greece. Here you can enjoy the birds singing, retire with loved ones, relax from the hustle and bustle of civilization. Legrena is protected from intense winds thanks to the local bay and is surrounded by clear, bright blue water. Depth gains smoothly, starting 5-10 meters from the shore.
On weekdays, the beach is almost deserted. You cannot get to it by bus: the nearest stop is near Cape Sounion. The most convenient travel option is a taxi rental or a trip by personal transport. Near the beach are the ruins of the Temple of Poseidon.
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Legrena
Legrena is a sandy beach located 60 km from the city of Athens and 3 km from Cape Sounion. On its territory there are no sunbeds, toilets and other infrastructure. Only bright blue sea, majestic cliffs and stormy greenery await vacationers. This place is popular among divers for the exotic fish inhabit, the seabed of Legrena is covered with variegated algae of all kinds of shades, the local rocks are distinguished by interesting texture and bizarre shapes, etc.
Legrena is one of the most sparsely populated beaches in Greece. Here you can enjoy the birds singing, retire with loved ones, relax from the hustle and bustle of civilization. Legrena is protected from intense winds thanks to the local bay and is surrounded by clear, bright blue water. Depth gains smoothly, starting 5-10 meters from the shore.
On weekdays, the beach is almost deserted. You cannot get to it by bus: the nearest stop is near Cape Sounion. The most convenient travel option is a taxi rental or a trip by personal transport. Near the beach are the ruins of the Temple of Poseidon.
Laurium or Lavrio is a town in the southeastern part of Attica, Greece, and the seat of the municipality of Lavreotiki. Laurium was famous in Classical antiquity for its silver mines. The metallic silver was mainly used for coinage. The Archaeological Museum of Lavrion shows much of the story of these mines.
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Laurium
Laurium or Lavrio is a town in the southeastern part of Attica, Greece, and the seat of the municipality of Lavreotiki. Laurium was famous in Classical antiquity for its silver mines. The metallic silver was mainly used for coinage. The Archaeological Museum of Lavrion shows much of the story of these mines.
Between Saronida and Sounio is Anavyssos, a beautiful seaside settlement with impressive permanent resort houses. In the area, there are traces of human activity from the Prehistoric Period, while another characteristic is the saltmarshes that operated until the end of the 1960s. Nowadays the area is known for its beautiful sandy beaches and as an ideal destination for lovers of windsurfing.
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Anavyssos
Between Saronida and Sounio is Anavyssos, a beautiful seaside settlement with impressive permanent resort houses. In the area, there are traces of human activity from the Prehistoric Period, while another characteristic is the saltmarshes that operated until the end of the 1960s. Nowadays the area is known for its beautiful sandy beaches and as an ideal destination for lovers of windsurfing.
Vouliagmeni is an upscale coastal town that sits just 20km south of central Athens. This is one of the most exclusive areas in Greece
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Vouliagmeni
Vouliagmeni is an upscale coastal town that sits just 20km south of central Athens. This is one of the most exclusive areas in Greece
Rafina is a smaller but beautiful upcoming tourist destination that is worth a visit. You will be surprised by some of the unique things to do and places you can explore at this hidden destination. You might wish to revisit it someday again, to take a break and relax at Rafina.
Rafina Port is on the east coast of the Attica peninsula, about 30 km (18.6 miles) from central Athens and 25 km (15.5 miles) from the Athens airport. It takes roughly an hour to get to Rafina port from the center, and 30-45 minutes from the airport, depending on traffic.
The port itself is quite compact and, unlike Piraeus, it only takes a few minutes to navigate around the port area. There are several types of boats departing from Rafina port, ranging from small, fast ferries to bigger ferries that also take vehicles. There are also several picturesque fishing boats and other types of private vessels in the bay.
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Rafina
Rafina is a smaller but beautiful upcoming tourist destination that is worth a visit. You will be surprised by some of the unique things to do and places you can explore at this hidden destination. You might wish to revisit it someday again, to take a break and relax at Rafina.
Rafina Port is on the east coast of the Attica peninsula, about 30 km (18.6 miles) from central Athens and 25 km (15.5 miles) from the Athens airport. It takes roughly an hour to get to Rafina port from the center, and 30-45 minutes from the airport, depending on traffic.
The port itself is quite compact and, unlike Piraeus, it only takes a few minutes to navigate around the port area. There are several types of boats departing from Rafina port, ranging from small, fast ferries to bigger ferries that also take vehicles. There are also several picturesque fishing boats and other types of private vessels in the bay.
Nea Makri is very green with the pine tree forest reaching the sea. The small resort city has beautiful beaches with shallow deep blue waters most of which are organized. The most popular are the busy Mati, Zoumberi with beach bar and sea sports, Agios Andreas and the small bays of the area. The nearby wetland of Brexiza with its archaeological site attracts a lot of visitors each year. Nea Makri has its origin in refugees and was founded in 1924.
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Nea Makri
Nea Makri is very green with the pine tree forest reaching the sea. The small resort city has beautiful beaches with shallow deep blue waters most of which are organized. The most popular are the busy Mati, Zoumberi with beach bar and sea sports, Agios Andreas and the small bays of the area. The nearby wetland of Brexiza with its archaeological site attracts a lot of visitors each year. Nea Makri has its origin in refugees and was founded in 1924.
Activities
Porto Rafti - Blue Yard Hub is a meeting point for scuba diving, environmental education, and the empowerment of people of all abilities towards enjoying the clear blue sea of Greece.
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Blue Yard Hub
130 Leof. AvlakiouPorto Rafti - Blue Yard Hub is a meeting point for scuba diving, environmental education, and the empowerment of people of all abilities towards enjoying the clear blue sea of Greece.
Kouvaras - If you are looking for a family-friendly place close to Athens, look no further than the Kouvaras Equestrian Club. The welcoming atmosphere, the spacious and serene surroundings make it an ideal place for the whole family to enjoy quality time together in a natural setting.
Located in the area of Kouvaras, approximately a 30-40 minute drive from the center of Athens the Kouvaras Equestrian Club is a perfect retreat for horse and nature lovers.
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Ιππικός Όμιλος Κουβαρά-Kouvaras Equestrian Club
Αgioi FanοirioiKouvaras - If you are looking for a family-friendly place close to Athens, look no further than the Kouvaras Equestrian Club. The welcoming atmosphere, the spacious and serene surroundings make it an ideal place for the whole family to enjoy quality time together in a natural setting.
Located in the area of Kouvaras, approximately a 30-40 minute drive from the center of Athens the Kouvaras Equestrian Club is a perfect retreat for horse and nature lovers.
Porto Rafti - Scuba diving, diving courses and equipment sales
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Aqua Team Porto Rafti
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Rafina - El Verano Cruises was founded by people with many years of experience and great love for the sea. Our brand-new RIB speedboat, equipped with navigation instruments of the latest technology (surface radar, GPS, VHF, sonar) in combination with the newest engines, as well as our experienced skipper will provide you with a comfortable, enjoyable, and safe trip.
El Verano Cruises
Rafina - El Verano Cruises was founded by people with many years of experience and great love for the sea. Our brand-new RIB speedboat, equipped with navigation instruments of the latest technology (surface radar, GPS, VHF, sonar) in combination with the newest engines, as well as our experienced skipper will provide you with a comfortable, enjoyable, and safe trip.
Rafina - Motorcycle rental and tours across Greece on a BMW Motorrad? Make it happen with GSTraveler. You can rent any of our available BMW motorcycle models and enjoy your travel or join one of our organized tours.
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Rafina - The facilities of our company are located in Athens particularly in the area of Rafina which is at a 15 minutes distance from the airport, a 5 minutes distance from the port of Rafina (Athens second port) a 25 minutes distance from the center of Athens but most importantly it’s only 25 minutes distant from the most beautiful natural trails and tracks ideal for Enduro rides. Our city with its ancient historical background and it's amazingly full of contradictions natural habitat and perfect weather and great clime through all year consists the ultimate destination for any motorbike rider who seeks for a different kind of adventure and experience. It’s time you discovered the beauty and the energy of Athens in an Enduro adventure. We can provide all including packages. Call us to create your own route.
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Rafina - The facilities of our company are located in Athens particularly in the area of Rafina which is at a 15 minutes distance from the airport, a 5 minutes distance from the port of Rafina (Athens second port) a 25 minutes distance from the center of Athens but most importantly it’s only 25 minutes distant from the most beautiful natural trails and tracks ideal for Enduro rides. Our city with its ancient historical background and it's amazingly full of contradictions natural habitat and perfect weather and great clime through all year consists the ultimate destination for any motorbike rider who seeks for a different kind of adventure and experience. It’s time you discovered the beauty and the energy of Athens in an Enduro adventure. We can provide all including packages. Call us to create your own route.
Nea Makri - Kanelakis Diving Experiences is a PADI 5 Star Dive Center in Nea Makri near Schinias bay. Here you can discover scuba diving or take your first dive certification in the sandy beach and blue waters of Schinias bay. We own a 6-meter long inflatable boat so you can join us on a dive trip to the most amazing dive sites of South Evoikos. Shipwrecks, caves, and steep rocky slopes are some of them. Alternatively, you can relax and sunbathe, swim or snorkel in a boat trip to small, hidden bays which are located in the golf of Schinias or at Petalioi islands. Whatever you choose one thing is certain. You will have a wonderful time because our top priorities are safety and the smiles on our visitors’ faces.
Kanelakis Diving Experiences
20 FrinisNea Makri - Kanelakis Diving Experiences is a PADI 5 Star Dive Center in Nea Makri near Schinias bay. Here you can discover scuba diving or take your first dive certification in the sandy beach and blue waters of Schinias bay. We own a 6-meter long inflatable boat so you can join us on a dive trip to the most amazing dive sites of South Evoikos. Shipwrecks, caves, and steep rocky slopes are some of them. Alternatively, you can relax and sunbathe, swim or snorkel in a boat trip to small, hidden bays which are located in the golf of Schinias or at Petalioi islands. Whatever you choose one thing is certain. You will have a wonderful time because our top priorities are safety and the smiles on our visitors’ faces.
Nea Makri - Seamen offers boat rentals per day with or without a skipper and tours with rib boats to Petalious, Andro, Tzia islands, to magic coasts of south Evia (Megali Ammo,Bouros, Porto Lafia, Porto Boufalo, Almyropotamo). Our Boats are brand new, and you can drive them without a license. We can offer customized tours according to customer needs too.
Seamen Boat Rentals
Nea Makri - Seamen offers boat rentals per day with or without a skipper and tours with rib boats to Petalious, Andro, Tzia islands, to magic coasts of south Evia (Megali Ammo,Bouros, Porto Lafia, Porto Boufalo, Almyropotamo). Our Boats are brand new, and you can drive them without a license. We can offer customized tours according to customer needs too.
Vari - Seahorse Dive Center is PADI 5 STAR Instructor Development Center, operating all year round and offers all PADI courses from Discovery Scuba Diving to Go pro, plus Close Circuit Rebreather courses. We provide boat dives in the best dive sites in Athens!
Seahorse Dive Center
36 Vasileos KonstantinouVari - Seahorse Dive Center is PADI 5 STAR Instructor Development Center, operating all year round and offers all PADI courses from Discovery Scuba Diving to Go pro, plus Close Circuit Rebreather courses. We provide boat dives in the best dive sites in Athens!
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Daskalio beach is in 52nd place out of 410 beaches in the Attica region 33.2km away from its center, the city of Athens. It is one of the beaches of Elies Daskaliou settlement, just 0.1 km from its center. The beach is located in an urban area.
It is a tiny several-bay coastline with crystal turquoise water and light sand & pebble cover, so you don't need special shoes. The sharpness of entering the water is quite normal. This beach is suitable for different categories of people, lonely travelers, relaxation getaway lovers, etc. It is partially crowded during the high season.
Paralia Daskalio coast is free for all. This beach has the following amenities, loungers, umbrellas, beach restaurant, toilets. In addition to swimming and sunbathing, you can also take part in other activities. This beach is easily accessible, it is located close to the road. Parking is located directly on the beach.
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Daskalio
Daskalio beach is in 52nd place out of 410 beaches in the Attica region 33.2km away from its center, the city of Athens. It is one of the beaches of Elies Daskaliou settlement, just 0.1 km from its center. The beach is located in an urban area.
It is a tiny several-bay coastline with crystal turquoise water and light sand & pebble cover, so you don't need special shoes. The sharpness of entering the water is quite normal. This beach is suitable for different categories of people, lonely travelers, relaxation getaway lovers, etc. It is partially crowded during the high season.
Paralia Daskalio coast is free for all. This beach has the following amenities, loungers, umbrellas, beach restaurant, toilets. In addition to swimming and sunbathing, you can also take part in other activities. This beach is easily accessible, it is located close to the road. Parking is located directly on the beach.
Varkiza is a Beach in Vari in Athens in the Attica region of Greece. Varkiza Beach has also been awarded the Blue Flag, certifying its excellent waters. Locations near Varkiza include the Suburb of Athens of Vari and the Suburb of Athens of Vouliagmeni.
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Varkiza
Varkiza is a Beach in Vari in Athens in the Attica region of Greece. Varkiza Beach has also been awarded the Blue Flag, certifying its excellent waters. Locations near Varkiza include the Suburb of Athens of Vari and the Suburb of Athens of Vouliagmeni.
You’ll hear it also called Vromopoussi In fact; its name comes from the Albanian word pussi which means well, i.e. Bromopigado (dirty well). However, it is now customarily called Kalopigado. But it’s not the name that makes this beach special. It is much more, it's the sandy beach and its clear blue and crystal-clear waters that attract you.
Kalopigado
You’ll hear it also called Vromopoussi In fact; its name comes from the Albanian word pussi which means well, i.e. Bromopigado (dirty well). However, it is now customarily called Kalopigado. But it’s not the name that makes this beach special. It is much more, it's the sandy beach and its clear blue and crystal-clear waters that attract you.