10:00

Visit to the Sanctuary of Ammon Zeus

Spend about 45 minutes at the sanctuary, near the coast and reachable from central Kallithea on foot or by a short drive. Take in the remains of the temple and sacred precinct, keeping in mind that the site is small and visiting depends on seasonal opening hours; admission may be free or have an approximate cost of a few euros.

Check the hours posted on site before setting out: they may change throughout the year.

11:00

Swim at Kallithea Beach

Reach the beach with a short walk or by car and stop for about an hour and a half. The bay is appreciated for its clear water and summer services; a drink or the rental of sunbeds and an umbrella may cost approximately 10–25 € depending on the season and the row you choose.

Bring reef shoes and check sea conditions before swimming.

12:45

Stroll through the village of Afytos

In about 10–15 minutes by car you’ll reach Afytos, a stone village overlooking the gulf. Wander among alleys, little squares, and traditional houses, stopping at the scenic viewpoints; the walk-through takes about an hour and has no admission fee.

The center has cobbled stretches: comfortable shoes are recommended.

14:00

Lunch in a taverna in Afytos

Reserve about an hour and a half for a relaxed lunch in the village, choosing Greek dishes such as salad, grilled vegetables, fish, or souvlaki. As a rough guide, expect to spend 15–30 € per person, depending on what you order and the location of the restaurant.

During peak season, it’s a good idea to ask for a table in advance, especially for those with a view.

15:45

Stop at Kriopigi Beach

Continue south for about 20–25 minutes by car and stop in Kriopigi for a swim and a break in the shade. The coastline is green and the beach is reached via accesses that may include a steep descent or steps; for a stay of about an hour and a half, allow for possible indicative costs of 10–25 € for beach services.

Park only in designated spaces and consider the uphill walk back if you’re traveling with children or people with reduced mobility.

18:00

Stroll and swim at Polychrono Beach

In about 10–15 minutes by car, reach Polychrono, where you can end the afternoon with a walk along the seafront and one last swim. The beach is long and ideal for a relaxing stop; allow at least an hour and a half, and keep in mind that services and prices vary depending on the stretch and the season.

In summer, look for parking in advance: spaces near the seafront fill up quickly.

20:00

Dinner on the Polychrono seafront

End the day with dinner at a taverna or a seafront venue, choosing meze to share or fish with a side dish. Budget roughly 18–35 € per person, excluding any premium drinks; after dinner, you can take a short walk before heading back.

If you’ve been drinking, don’t drive: arrange your return in advance or take a taxi.