Discovering the Beauty of Voula’s Beaches: A Guide to the Best Spots

As a Voula inhabitant, I consider myself extremely fortunate to have such beautiful beaches right on my doorstep. Living in this lovely coastal neighbourhood continually reminds me of the wonderful natural beauty that surrounds me, and the beaches play an important role in that.

Everyone who stays in Voula should consider themselves fortunate to have access to these beautiful beaches, each with its own distinct charm and character. There is a beach for everyone here, from the famous and vibrant Varkiza Beach to the quieter and more private Agios Kosmas Beach.

One of my personal favorites is Kavouri Beach, surrounded by lush greenery and clear turquoise waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. It’s a smaller beach, but it’s no less stunning than some of the more popular spots in the area.

Glyfada Beach is another popular destination, with its long stretch of soft sand and clear blue waters. It’s a great spot for families, with plenty of amenities nearby and a lively atmosphere.

For those who prefer a more peaceful day by the sea, Asteras Beach is a private beach located near the Asteras complex. It’s not open to the public, but those staying at the hotel can enjoy the stunning beach and clear waters, as well as the refreshing drinks and snacks served at the beach bar.

And then there’s Voula Beach, the namesake of the suburb and a truly beautiful spot. The long stretch of soft sand is perfect for sunbathing, and the clear waters are ideal for swimming and snorkeling. There are plenty of beach bars and restaurants along the beachfront, making it the perfect spot for a day in the sun.

In conclusion, Voula’s beaches are a true treasure, and those who have the opportunity to stay in this beautiful suburb should take advantage of them. Each beach has its own unique charm and atmosphere, and there is no shortage of beautiful spots to explore. So if you’re staying in Voula, take some time to discover the beauty of these stunning beaches and enjoy the natural splendor that surrounds you.

Mary Charitaki