Varkiza, is located approximately 22 kilometers from Athens. While it may be the last major stop along this stunning coastline, the beauty doesn’t end here. The coastline stretches further south to Saint Marina, Lagonisi, Saronida, and ultimately to the historically significant Cape Sounio.
Traveling from Vouliagmeni to Varkiza offers two routes: the longer coastal drive, perfect for savoring the expansive sea views, and the shorter route, favored by locals who enjoy these vistas from their balconies daily. Varkiza’s history as a fishing village is still evident today. The sea here is ideal for fishing, and you’ll often spot fishing boats near the shore or bobbing in the water, alongside windsurfers skimming across the surface. The main bay of Varkiza is a haven for watersports, attracting numerous bathers throughout the year.
For nightlife, the stretch between Vouliagmeni and Varkiza boasts the perfect outdoor spots for a drink or two. Venues built into the rocky cliffs offer guests unparalleled views and a unique coastal ambiance, making it an unforgettable experience.
Wine and Dine in Varkiza
The area is brimming with eateries and restaurants, catering to the young crowds that flock to the beaches during the summer. In winter, Varkiza remains a popular destination, particularly for meat lovers, thanks to its proximity to Vari, renowned for traditional meat tavernas.
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Located in the southern suburbs of Athens, 22 kilometres from the center of the Greek capital and bathed by crystal waters of the Saronic Gulf, Varkiza is another splendid neighborhood of the Athenian Riviera. From Vouliagmeni to Varkiza, you can choose to take the longer coastal drive to take in the vastness of the sea before your eyes, as opposed […]
