
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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Restaurant · Glyfada
A classic seafood option for those looking for fresh, simple Greek dining near the coast.
Psarou sits at the corner of Dousmani and Lazaraki, in the busiest part of Glyfada, and does the straightforward thing well: fresh fish, Greek plates, no reinvention. It is the option for a seafood lunch when you are already in the centre and do not want to drive anywhere.
The location puts it within a few minutes of the shopping streets and the seafront, which makes it as much a stop in the middle of a day out as a destination in its own right.
In central Glyfada on Dousmani Street, walking distance from the beaches and about 13 km from central Athens. Served by the tram and by the coastal bus routes.

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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