10:00

Agios Konstantinos

Start at the church of Agios Konstantinos, a landmark in the center, and admire the façade and interior if the church is open. The visit is short and free; remember to dress respectfully.

From the central area, the main shops and cafés are within walking distance.

11:00

Walk through the Glyfada Shopping District

Explore the shopping streets around Metaxa and Lazaraki, among boutiques, international brands, and pastry shops. The walk costs nothing; budget about 5–10 € for a coffee and a snack.

13:00

Lunch in the center

Choose a taverna or a casual spot to try Greek salad, souvlaki, or fish, checking the displayed menu before you sit down. For a simple meal, expect roughly 15–25 € per person, excluding drinks or including them depending on the place.

15:00

Glyfada Marina

Reach the marina with a walk of about 10–20 minutes from the center, depending on your starting point. Follow the waterfront, watch the boats moored there, and stop for a drink: the walk is free, and a drink may cost around 4–8 €.

17:00

Glyfada Beach

Spend the afternoon at the beach: check on site which stretches are free and which are equipped, as access and services vary by season. Bring water and sunscreen; for sunbeds and an umbrella, allow roughly 10–25 € per person or per setup, depending on the operator.

19:30

Dinner on the waterfront

End the day with a sunset stroll and dinner in a taverna or seaside restaurant. Plan on about 20–35 € per person for dinner, with significant variation if you choose fresh fish or panoramic venues.

09:30

The Ellinikon Experience Park

Reach the park by tram or bus from Glyfada, checking the most convenient stop and any service changes. Set aside about two hours for the paths, green areas, and recreational spaces; admission is generally free, but check the latest opening hours before you go.

11:45

Coffee break and a stop in the park

Stop for a break in one of the available refreshment areas, if open, or bring water and a snack with you. Budget around 4–10 € for a drink or a light lunch; service availability may vary.

13:00

Lunch between Ellinikon and Glyfada

Continue toward Glyfada by tram or bus and have lunch at a place near the route to minimize detours. A casual lunch costs roughly 12–22 € per person; allow extra time if you need to wait for transport.

15:00

Archelon Sea Turtle Rescue Centre

Dedicate your visit to the sea turtle rescue center, located in the area of Glyfada’s third marina. Public visits may be seasonal or by reservation: check opening times and access details in advance; consider an optional donation of 5–10 €.

17:00

Walk in the Agios Kosmas area

Head toward Agios Kosmas by tram or bus and follow the accessible coastal stretches, taking in views of the harbor and sports facilities from the outside. Times and access may depend on events or fenced-off areas; do not enter restricted zones and plan for about 1–3 € for urban transport.

19:00

Aperitif and dinner in Glyfada

Head back toward the center for a leisurely aperitif and dinner, choosing a side street if you prefer a quieter atmosphere. For aperitif and dinner, budget around 25–45 € per person in total, depending on the menu and drinks.

09:00

Transfer to Voula

Reach Voula from Glyfada by tram or bus: the journey usually takes about 15–25 minutes, plus waiting time and the walk. Buy or validate your ticket according to Athens transport rules; budget roughly €1–3 per trip.

09:45

Voula Beach

Choose a stretch of beach suited to the season and alternate a swim, if sea conditions allow, with a walk along the shoreline. Access to free sections is free, while sunbeds and services may cost about €10–25.

12:00

Lunch in Voula

Have lunch in a taverna or café nearby before continuing on to Vouliagmeni. For a simple meal, expect around €15–25 per person; check the distance from the bus stop to plan the transfer.

13:30

Transfer to Lake Vouliagmeni

Continue by local bus or taxi: the trip from Voula takes about 15–25 minutes, though traffic can make it longer. Check the route, frequency, and stop on the spot, and budget roughly €1–3 by bus or about €10–20 by taxi.

14:00

Lake Vouliagmeni

Spend the afternoon at the thermal lake, famous for its mineral waters and rocky landscape; follow staff instructions and respect the bathing rules. Entry is ticketed and rates vary by season and services: plan for about €15–25 per person and check availability in advance.

18:00

Return to Glyfada and dinner

Head back to Glyfada by bus and tram, or by taxi if you’d rather minimize transfers, leaving some buffer for evening traffic. End the day with dinner downtown: expect around €20–35 per person, depending on the restaurant choice.