10:00

Lake Vouliagmeni

Set aside about two hours for the brackish lake, fed by thermal springs and surrounded by rocky walls. You can swim and relax in the equipped areas; admission is paid and may vary roughly from 15 to 25 € depending on the season and services.

Arrive early in the summer months and check access conditions in advance.

12:30

Lunch in the center of Vouliagmeni

Choose a taverna or a casual spot in the center, reachable on foot from the lake in about 10–15 minutes. Budget roughly 15–30 € for lunch with a main course and a drink.

14:00

Panagia Faneromeni

Make a brief visit to the church, a local landmark and a peaceful stop before the afternoon at the beach. Allow 15–25 minutes and respect any services or prayer times.

For the interior, check opening hours and dress respectfully.

14:45

Vouliagmeni Marina

Stroll along the marina and watch the boats moored in the bay. The visit is free and takes about 30–45 minutes; from the center it is a short walk.

16:00

Swimming between Niriides Beach and Astir Beach

Spend the rest of the afternoon by the coast, choosing the quieter Niriides or the better-equipped Astir Beach. For the private beach, expect an indicative entrance fee of 25–60 € or more in high season, while amenities and sun loungers depend on the venue; return on foot or by local taxi for dinner.

09:30

Walk to Mikro Kavouri

Reach Mikro Kavouri on foot from the center of Vouliagmeni or with a short bus or taxi ride. The bay is ideal for an initial swim stop; bring reef shoes because some stretches have rocky seabeds.

11:00

Mikro Kavouri Beach

Stop for a swim and take in the rugged coastline, especially pleasant in the morning. Access to the beach is usually free, while sunbeds and umbrellas can cost roughly €10–25 per pair.

13:00

Lunch in the Kavouri area

Choose a taverna nearby for fish, Greek salads, or mezedes to share; expect around €18–35 per person, depending on the menu. On summer weekends, it’s a good idea to book ahead.

14:30

Megalo Kavouri Beach

Continue on to the larger Megalo Kavouri beach, ideal for a long break and for enjoying the view over the gulf. You can walk between the bays, but in the heat of the day it’s better to take a taxi or a local bus.

17:30

Relax and return to Vouliagmeni

Wrap up with one last swim or a stroll along the shore before heading back into town. Set aside about 30–45 minutes for the transfer and choose an aperitif or a light dinner, with an estimated cost of €10–25.

10:00

Transfer and stroll along the waterfront

Get to Voula from Vouliagmeni by coastal bus, taxi, or car, allowing generally 15–25 minutes depending on traffic and stops. Start with a walk along the coast and locate access points, showers, and refreshment stops.

11:00

Voula Beach

Spend the morning swimming and relaxing on the beach, which alternates between equipped sections and public access points. Entry to the organized areas can cost roughly €5–15, with possible extras for sunbeds and umbrellas.

13:00

Lunch in Voula

Stop at a taverna or café near the beach, where you’ll find Greek dishes, sandwiches, and salads. Budget around €12–28 per person and keep in mind that during peak season service can be slower.

15:00

Voula Marina

Reach the marina with a short walk or a taxi and take in the boats and the surrounding stretch of coastline. The visit is free and makes for a photo stop of about 30–45 minutes.

17:00

Free afternoon and dinner

Head back toward the beach for one last swim, or relax in one of the neighborhood cafés. For dinner, choose a seaside restaurant or one on the inner streets: an estimated spend is €20–40 per person.

10:00

Vari Town Center

Explore the center of Vari and its shopping streets, observing everyday life away from the more touristy stretches of the coast. You can get there by local bus or taxi from Vouliagmeni; the trip varies depending on the stop and traffic.

11:30

Coffee and a stroll in Vari

Stop at a neighborhood café for a late breakfast or a Greek coffee, with an estimated spend of €4–10. Leave about an hour for a relaxed walk and to buy water and fruit before heading to the sea.

13:00

Lunch in a taverna in Vari

Vari is known for its tavernas and grilled dishes: choose a place also frequented by locals and order dishes to share. A full lunch costs around €18–35 per person; booking ahead is wise on weekends.

15:00

Yabanaki Beach

Head to Varkiza Beach, also known as Varkiza Resort – Yabanaki Beach, to swim and relax in the equipped areas. Admission and services may vary, typically from 5 to 20 € before any sunbeds, sports, or food and drinks.

18:30

Sunset and return

Stay along the coast for sunset and dinner in the area, or head back to Vari for a more traditional meal. For dinner, budget around 20–40 € per person and check the last bus times if you are not traveling by car.

10:00

Glyfada Shopping District

Spend the morning exploring the shopping streets in the center, among boutiques, local stores, and cafés. From Voula, you can get there by tram or by bus and taxi; the journey varies depending on the stop and the connections available that day.

12:00

Church of Agios Konstantinos

Make a stop at the Church of Agios Konstantinos, a notable landmark in the center. The visit is short and free; check the opening times on site, as access may depend on religious services.

13:00

Lunch in central Glyfada

Choose from tavernas, modern restaurants, and casual spots, with approximate prices of 15–35 € per person. After lunch, enjoy a coffee and leave some time for shopping, as some stores may have breaks or different opening hours.

15:30

Glyfada Beach and Glyfada Marina

Head down to the coast for a walk by the sea and a stop at Glyfada Beach; then continue to the marina to watch the boats and the harbor. Some stretches of beach are free to access, while the equipped facilities may charge an indicative fee of 5–20 €.

18:30

Glyfada Golf Club of Athens and dinner

If opening hours and access conditions allow, take in the golf course from the public area or ask about playing options: prices and availability vary, often with costs above 50 €. End in the center of Glyfada with dinner for around 20 to 45 € per person.

08:30

Departure for Cape Sounion

For this day, a rental car, an organized excursion, or a shared taxi are the easiest options from Vouliagmeni; the journey usually takes about an hour, depending on traffic. By public bus, the trip is longer and should be planned carefully, checking stops and updated timetables.

10:00

Sounion National Park

Spend about an hour enjoying the views and accessible trails in the Sounion nature area. Bring water, a hat, and shoes with good grip: shade is limited and some stretches are exposed to the sun.

11:30

Temple of Poseidon

Visit the Doric temple overlooking the sea and admire the surviving columns and the landscape of southern Attica. The ticket can vary roughly from 10 to 20 €, with possible discounts or seasonal rates; check the opening hours and buy your ticket using the available methods.

13:30

Lunch in Lavrio

Reach Lavrio in about 20–30 minutes and have lunch near the port, choosing fish or simple Greek dishes. Allow around 18–35 € per person and leave time for the next transfer.

15:00

Archaeological Museum of Lavrion and Lavrio Port

If the museum is open, visit the archaeological collection for about an hour; admission is generally modest, but opening hours and the fee may change. Then continue on foot to Lavrio Port for a 30–45-minute walk among boats and piers.

17:30

Legrena Beach and return

On the way back, stop at Legrena Beach for a walk or a swim, depending on the sea conditions and the remaining daylight. Access is usually free; plan on about an hour or more to get back to Vouliagmeni, depending on traffic.

10:00

The Ellinikon Experience Park

Spend the morning in the park created on the site of the former airport, with walking paths, installations, and green spaces. Reach it by bus or taxi from the Voula area, and check in advance for any access rules, opening hours, or temporary activities.

12:30

Lunch and transfer to Palaio Faliro

Stop for lunch at a nearby spot or along the coast, with an approximate budget of 15–30 € per person. Continue to Palaio Faliro by bus, tram, or taxi, checking connections and possible service changes on the spot.

14:30

Edem Beach

Take a walk along Edem Beach, a shoreline stop that fits easily into the route toward the marina. Access to the water’s edge is generally free; if you want to swim, bring everything you need, as facilities may be seasonal.

16:00

Flisvos Marina

Explore the marina and waterfront, among boats, cafés, and restaurants. An hour-long walk is enough for the main area; a drink or snack costs roughly 4–12 €.

18:00

Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

Head to the cultural center to visit the public spaces and park, with views out toward the sea and the city. Access to the common areas is generally free, while exhibitions, events, and guided tours may be paid or require booking; check the day’s schedule.

20:00

Dinner and return

End with dinner in Palaio Faliro or near the cultural center, budgeting around €20–40 per person. For the return to the Athens Riviera, use the most convenient connection available, taking into account evening schedules and the time needed for transfers.