You'll start your tour by being picked up at the lobby of your hotel, where you will meet your driver. On your way to Vouliagmeni, Athen's southern suburb, you'll get to comfortably enjoy your ride through the Athenian Riviera, a world-class destination that combines beaches, leisure and culture. After Driving through old summer resorts of the 50s, 60s and 70s like Palaion Faliro and Glyfada you'll arrive 40 minutes later at Vouliagmeni Lake.
The lake of Vouliagmeni looks like an oasis located just outside the urban scenery: it's ranked by Greece’s Special Committee for the Protection of Natural Thermal Resources among the 20 recognized thermal springs thanks to its sublime natural beauty. Once you've arrived, you'll have some time off to around the lake and to discover its thermal spa-like environment, created by the salt and minerals concentrated in the lake. You can enjoy the serene scenery, have a cup of coffee or tea by the lake and spend a couple of hours relaxing, completely stress-free.
If you are up for a dive you can either visit the thermal waters of the lake or swim in the blue waters of Vouliagmeni beach, both very close nearby.
Morning trip to Vouliagmeni Lake
Instant confirmation- Visit the south suburb of Athens Vouliagmeni, home to one of the Attica coastline’s most glorious beaches
- Discover its natural thermal spas and Vouliagmeni lake, an oasis just outside the urban scenery
- Enjoy the serene scenery, have a cup of coffee or tea by the lake and spend a couple of hours relaxing, completely stress-free
The experience complies with government regulations
Transport
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5-hour trip to Vouliagmeni
- Infants (0-1): free
- Children (2-12): reduced
Limnē, Vouliagmeni 166 71, Greece
You can confirm the pick-up location directly with the local operator. You'll find their contact information in the voucher after booking.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: please confirm the pick-up place and time directly with the local operator. You can find their contact information in the voucher after booking.
Every day at 10:00 am.
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