What it's like
Vouliagmeni Lake is a flooded limestone cave on the Athens Riviera. Underground mineral currents feed it. Visitors go there for a therapeutic dip rather than a swim in open sea.
A visit is simple. You arrive, go down to the water, and take a short dip in the mineral lake. The water stays around 22 to 24C even in winter, so a dip is possible through most of the year. Sand beaches along the Riviera are a separate stop.
Good to know
- Water stays around 22 to 24C even in winter, so the lake works as a dip at most times of year.
- The lake is one site, with no spa or bath complex named alongside it.
- Allow for the taxi time both ways when planning the trip out.
Vouliagmeni Lake
Vouliagmeni Lake is a flooded limestone cave on the Athens Riviera, filled with mineral water. People come for a short therapeutic dip in water that stays around 22 to 24C.

Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.

Votsalakia public beach
Votsalakia is the organized public beach of Piraeus, a calm swim on the Saronic Gulf side of the city. It lies on the seaside road between Passalimani and Mikrolimano.
Athens Riviera beaches
A string of beaches along the Athens Riviera, near Flisvos on the coast south of Piraeus. Some are undeveloped, others have umbrellas, bars and restaurants.

Acropolis
The Acropolis is the ancient citadel above central Athens, with the Parthenon at its heart. You climb the rock on foot to reach the ruins and the views over the city.
Plaka
Plaka is the old neighborhood of Athens, climbing the northern and eastern slopes of the Acropolis. Its streets are pedestrian, lined with shops, cafes and restaurants.
The same kind of day, elsewhere
Spas and thermal baths




