10:00

Breakfast and orientation in Alimos

Start in a café near the coast, with a Greek coffee or iced coffee and a simple breakfast: allow about 5–10 € per person. Spend a few minutes checking the nearest tram stop and any notices about beach services.

For urban trips, an integrated ticket of about 1,20 € usually allows travel for 90 minutes; check the updated fares.

11:00

Morning at Akti tou Iliou

Reach the organized Akti tou Iliou beach and treat yourself to a swim or a few hours of relaxation on the sandy shore. Access to the equipped facilities may cost an indicative 5–15 € or more, depending on the season and package; check on site what is included.

In peak season, arrive early and bring water, sunscreen, and a towel.

13:30

Casual lunch by the coast

Stop at a taverna or a nearby place for a lunch of Greek salad, fish, or souvlaki. Budget around 15–30 € per person, varying depending on the fish you choose and the drinks.

Ask the price of the fish by weight before ordering.

16:00

Walk around Alimos Marina

Head to Alimos Marina and stroll along the accessible piers, watching the sailboats and the harbor activity. Visiting the public area is free; allow about an hour for a leisurely walk and a coffee stop.

Respect the operational areas and do not enter the reserved docks.

19:00

Return to the waterfront and dinner

End the day with a sunset walk along the coast of Alimos, then choose a neighborhood taverna for dinner. A simple dinner can cost around 20–35 € per person; fish dishes and wine can push the bill higher.

In summer, daylight lasts a long time: book ahead if you want to dine at a seaside place.

09:30

Tram to Edem Beach

From Alimos, reach Edem Beach by tram or with a short taxi ride, depending on where you're staying; the trip is usually fairly inexpensive. Take a walk along the beach and promenade before the area gets busy, with no cost for simple access to the walkway.

Check in advance for any interruptions or changes to the tram line.

10:45

Walk at Flisvos Park

Continue on foot to Flisvos Park, a green seaside area with paths and places to stop in the shade. Allow about an hour for the visit; access to the park is free and the walk is flat.

It's a good stop for an outdoor break, especially during the hottest hours.

12:00

Piers and cafés at Flisvos Marina

Explore Flisvos Marina by following the public path among the boats and venues overlooking the harbor. The walk costs nothing; a coffee or drink may cost roughly €3–7.

For lunch, compare the posted menus: the waterfront places can be more expensive.

13:15

Lunch in Palaio Faliro

Choose a taverna or restaurant in the Flisvos area and take a break before the next visit. For a main dish with a drink, consider around €15–30 per person, with significant variation for fish.

Leave some time to reach the museum, which may have specific access points and opening hours.

15:00

Visit to the museum ship Georgios Averof

Step aboard the museum ship Georgios Averof to explore the decks and spaces tied to Greek naval history. The visit usually takes 1–2 hours; expect an indicative ticket price of around €5–10, to be confirmed along with opening days and hours.

If it is closed or on reduced hours, replace this stop with more time along the promenade.

17:30

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

Reach the cultural center on foot, by bus, or with a short taxi ride, and visit the public areas and the park, designed to offer scenic paths and resting spots. Access to the public areas is generally free; guided tours, events, and performances may be subject to a fee.

Check the official schedule if you want to enter an exhibition or attend an event.

19:30

Have dinner near the cultural center

End with dinner in the Kallithea or Palaio Faliro area, reachable by bus or taxi. Allow around 20–35 € per person and factor in the return time to Alimos by public transport.

Check the latest available connections based on the day of the week.

09:00

Tram to Glyfada and a walk at the marina

Depart from Alimos by tram to Glyfada and take a walk around Glyfada Marina, watching the boats and the waterfront. The ride takes about 20–35 minutes, depending on the stop and waiting times; the walk is free.

Check the tram direction and allow extra time for any waiting.

10:30

Late breakfast and Glyfada center

Continue toward the central streets of Glyfada, among cafés, shops, and storefronts. A late breakfast or light brunch costs about 8–18 € per person; the shopping streets are pleasant to explore even if you do not buy anything.

If you want to shop, keep the stop brief: the day continues south.

12:30

Swimming and a break at Voula Beach

Take the tram back toward Voula Beach for a break by the sea. Access and facilities may be free or chargeable depending on the area and the season; for sun loungers and an umbrella, budget roughly €10–25 or more.

Bring water and check whether facilities are operating during the travel period.

15:00

Light lunch in Voula

Stop at a place near the coast for a light lunch, or go for a souvlaki and a salad before continuing. Allow around €12–25 per person; the next transfer time depends on the bus connection or taxi.

To reach the lake, compare bus schedules with a taxi ride, especially on public holidays.

16:30

Relax at Lake Vouliagmeni

Spend the afternoon at Lake Vouliagmeni, known for its thermal waters and natural setting. Entry is paid and may vary depending on the season, day, and included services: allow around €15–25 per person and check the conditions before setting off.

Bring a swimsuit and an ID for any discounts; the water may be a different temperature from the sea.

19:00

Return toward Alimos

Head back toward Alimos by bus and tram or by taxi to a well-connected stop. To wrap up the trip, have dinner near your accommodation: expect around €18–35 per person, depending on the venue and courses.

Check the return route before leaving the lake, as connections may be less frequent in the evening.