
01 · Palaio Faliro
Batis Beach
A sheltered sandy beach on the Palaio Faliro waterfront, popular with local families and close to the coastal tram line.
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Beach · Saronida
A laid-back sandy beach with a fishing harbour and local tavernas, a favourite with weekend visitors from Athens.
Get directionsSaronida is a proper small coastal town rather than a beach with a road behind it. The sand is soft and the bay shallow, there is a fishing harbour at one end, and tavernas sit close enough to the water that lunch and swimming are the same outing.
The pace here is weekend-house rather than day-trip: a lot of the people on the beach live in the area from May to September. That gives it a settled, unhurried feel you do not get closer to the city.
About 18 km south of Glyfada and 29 km from central Athens, roughly half an hour by car down the coastal road. Buses on the Athens–Sounio route stop in the town.

01 · Palaio Faliro
A sheltered sandy beach on the Palaio Faliro waterfront, popular with local families and close to the coastal tram line.
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02 · Northern gateway
The first beach south of Piraeus. Urban, accessible, and buzzing with Athenians on summer evenings. A long promenade lines the shore.
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03 · Alimos
Long sandy stretch in Alimos, one of the city's most accessible beaches with good facilities and the Kalamaki marina nearby.
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04 · Elliniko
Spacious public beach on the site of the former Hellenikon Olympic complex, with a marina and open water sports area.
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05 · Heart of the Riviera
The social centre of the southern suburbs. Beach clubs, boutiques, and the widest sandy shores on the Riviera, this is where the Riviera begins in earnest.
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06 · Glyfada
The southern section of Glyfada's seafront, lined with beach bars and sun-lounger operations extending toward Asteras.
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