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Things To Do

Make a Trip of It While you’re here celebrating with us, we hope you take time to relax, explore, and enjoy the beauty of the Athens Riviera.
Lake Vouliagmeni

Lake Vouliagmeni

Av Athens Riviera, Posidonos, Vouliagmeni, 166 71, Greece

A natural thermal spring surrounded by cliffs. The water stays warm year-round and is calm and easy to enter. It is one of the most unique swimming spots in Greece and a favorite of locals.

Astir Beach

Astir Beach

40 Apollonos, Vouliagmeni, 166 71, Greece

Astir Beach is the most well-known beach in the area and an easy taxi or short walk from most hotels in Vouliagmeni. It is an organized beach with reserved loungers, umbrellas, changing areas, showers, and food and drink service, so you can comfortably spend the whole day there. The water is very calm and clear, making it ideal for swimming, and there are cafés and restaurants onsite for lunch. Reservations are often required during the summer months, especially on weekends, so we recommend booking in advance if you plan to visit.

Glyfada Shopping & Walking

Glyfada Shopping & Walking

Metaxa Street and Kyprou Street, Greece

The center of Glyfada is designed for strolling. You will find Greek boutiques alongside familiar brands, bakeries, jewelry stores, and coffee shops. The main area is around Metaxa Street and Kyprou Street, which are pedestrian-friendly and active late into the evening. It’s a great place for Souvenirs, Jewelry, clothing shopping, cafés and people-watching!

Glyfada Restaurants

Glyfada Restaurants

Dinner & Nice Night Out • Ark – seaside dining and sunset views • Balux Café/House Project – beachfront restaurant and lounge • Amigos – relaxed and fun atmosphere (great margaritas) Casual Greek Food • Psarou – seafood and traditional Greek dishes • To Koutouki tou Antoni – classic taverna experience Desserts & Late-Night Treats • Waffle House – famous late-night waffles and ice cream • Sol Gelato – handmade Italian-style gelato • Kayak Ice Cream – Greek favorite