Athens Glyfada Beach

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• General info • Things to do & See • Map • Members Photos (21) • Greeka Photos (3) • Reviews (1)

General information

Glyfada Beach in Athens: The cosmopolitan beach of Glyfada is a sandy seashore with lots of shingles near the water! A stunning beach, Glyfada has a sand-and-pebble seabed paired with clear waters, making for an excellent swimming spot! On top of that, even though the coast deepens quickly, it is mostly preferred by couples and families looking for a casual, relaxing time by the waters near the city center!

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Glyfada is a partly organized beach destination, given that it boasts a plethora of straw umbrellas for free, as well as a couple of nearby bar spots for refreshments and drinks! Moreover, it offers its visitors surveillance from a professional lifeguard, a changing booth, and showering facilities while also being easily accessed by means of private or public transportation, including buses and the trolley!

Moreover, visitors to Glyfada Beach will find out that there is an additional seashore next to it, namely the second beach of Glyfada!

Things to See & Do in Glyfada Beach

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Glyfada Beach Map

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Reviews

vasilikiang 16 May 2011

Actually like a house

A nice large cafe that actually has the design of a house, with a garden of lawn, library selves, room with TV, study desks with computers and a very large balcony right on the beach. Service was good and quick, but as expected prices are a bit high than normal. Large parking space and easy to access by public means also. The best thing was the view, especially at the sunset.

A firey red sun going down the sea in a pink-orange background, amazing! Sit outside (if you find a table). On Sunday and Saturday evenings, it is packed. I liked that the chairs and tables vary in design, there were chairs like large cushions on the floor, small colourful chairs for children and even sunbeds on the beach were used by guests to have a coffee. The beach had very soft sand and the water seemed shallow. Lounge pleasant music.

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