Karabara Castle looks really interesting from the outside, but unfortunately it was closed on the day I visited, so I couldn’t go in. Hopefully next time I can explore it properly.

It's free. Nothing special but not a bad way to kill an hour if you are already in the area. Mainly just the perimeter is still standing. There are few interesting artifacts from Byzantines and Ottomans inside. It seems to only be open Fri - Sun

Entrance is free and the museum visit is also free. The view on both side is beautiful, children need to be attended all the time as the stone stairs,pathways and castle edges are not protected. Definitely worth visiting!

Definitely worth visiting. Free entrance. Little museum with fantastic sculptures from Venetian times and interesting history panels in Greek and English. Beautiful viewpoint over South bay of Kalkida/Chalcis.

Nice place, nice museum open for visitors, a very kind woman who works there

What a historical place! The ticket is free and anyone are free to enter. Please note that they open from 9am to 15:30pm everyday, except Tuesday.

You can see it after climbing a not-so-tiring hill at the entrance of the city center. The entrance to the castle is free, and there is also a small museum inside that you can visit for free. A nice stopover point that won't take up much of your time.

Small bridge over Europe’s Strait water. Bridge opens up for sailing boats which is popular among locals and tourists. Euripus Strait is a narrow channel of water separating the Greek island of Euboea in the Aegean Sea from Boeotia in mainland Greece. Many popular restaurants are along the water, close to the bridge.

The Chalkida Old Bridge is an absolute gem that is definitely worth a visit! The sunset views with all the lights illuminating the bridge create a magical ambiance. Taking a leisurely walk along the pathwalk surrounded by restaurants and bars adds to the charm of the experience. It was the perfect spot for us to stay and avoid going to Athens for an early flight. If you're looking for a picturesque and convenient location, the Chalkida Old Bridge is a must-visit destination. Don't miss the opportunity to soak in the breathtaking scenery and enjoy a memorable time by the bridge!

The Old Bridge of Chalkida is one of the most iconic landmarks of the city. Built in 1896, it connects the center of Chalkida with northern Evia, crossing over the Euripus Strait. The bridge is famous for its unique mechanism that raises and lowers to allow ships to pass through. It is a historic monument and a popular tourist attraction, offering stunning views of the sea and the city. It is one of the key stops for anyone visiting Chalkida, and the traditional atmosphere around the bridge always leaves an impression.

The famous bridge of Chalkida and Evia, one of only 2 bridges that connect tge island with the mainland of Greece. This bridge have a long history because of the water under it witg every few hours the flow change sides. Every day (each time in different hour) the bridge is opening and boats are passing

Lovely place for a short trip from Athens. Best fish taverns and best place for walk close to seaside. Calm city. This aerial photo can show you the beauty of this place. This bridge also used long years before for extreme sports.

Ancient technology but still strong when walking on it and cars passing by, you can feel the noice. And a ship crossing we well all stoped both cars and humans. And you can hear the noice as they left the bridgle, amaizing. And I love the surroundings restaurants bars et cetera.

I'm glad to have seen this old bridge. I walked over this and admired the Island of Evia from the Mainland side. Looking into the sea, the currents are so strong.

Great service and perfect flying. A joy of a company to work with. The whole service, from the booking, throught to the collection at the airport, transport to the helipad, and flights were all perfect. Thanks to the whole Superior Team!

We visited Superior Air as we look for the flight academy for our son. Everything about our experience on the day was at a very high level. The staff treated us well and we received a very informative guidance from staff, instructors and current students. Our son was very impressed so we were as well. Thank you Dimitrios for a very high standard hospitality.

We chose Superior Air for our flight between Paros to Mykonos on August 5, 2024. I only have great things to say about the whole experience. The pilot was great, the helicopter was brand new, and the trip was as smooth as it can be. Highly recommend. 5/5 stars

great service, great pilote and great helicopter!! we used the service twice in 4 days and it was absolutely perfect. congratulations

Had fun and learned a lot with the (helicopter) instructors at Superior. Small point of feedback is for the communication to be more clear/helpfull pre going to Greece. As i was not familiar with the location, where to go at the airport and where to even access the hangar. Nobody was there to meet me and had to knock on a random door to get directions. Except for that it was a awesome experience with experienced pilots. Would absolutely recommend going there.

Very professional company and the staff are veryfriendly service minded. Great communication via emails and incredible facilities.

I booked my husband for a pleasure ride on a Tecnam P2008JC plane with this fine company. Everything was impeccable, starting from the booking back and forth communication with the staff by email and phone and ending with the enthralling experience itself for my husband. He was thrilled, being a passionate aeromodeller, to celebrate his 60th birthday with this fun ride. All the staff at Superior Air are professional, helpful and courteous, and the facilities were spotless, stylish and impressive. We highly recommend this company! The only downside is it was a little hard to determine where the entrance to this tiny civil airport was, as Google maps pointed us to drive a little further down the road to Superior Air, but the gate was situated before we got to the fenced building so we had to turn around. Drive slow as you come from the Vourkari marshland. The gate is clearly marked 'Civil Airline Authority' and there is easy parking on the side of the road right across from it. Again, Superior Air has been fantastic! Highly recommended and we thank them all so much! 5-stars through and through!

The displays are in Greek and French, so if you speak that language I would give it four stars. While not everything needs to be in English and appreciate that it annoys some people, it is however the lingua franca. The museum is small, with detailed displays and exhibits covering the ancient city. Toilets are available and parking is out front. Handy, for walking over the main road to the ruins

We visited the museum during the full moon in August 2025 and watched an interesting documentary about the recent discovery of the Temple of Artemis, a joint Swiss–Greek enterprise.

Small museum with a few surprising unusual pieces, typical of small town museums in greece. The bronze age collection is particularly interesting. Great potential if the ministry took some interest in modernizing the space.

The staff is not interested in visitors. They just sell tickets. Few words of introduction would be very useful. Ladies do not help at all despite very few guests. The museum concept is fine. What annoys most, the inscriptions about the exhibits - all of them are only in Greek and French (!). Why?

It's a small museum but an interesting collection very well preserved. Small toys, glass specimens, and local pieces of dish or amphora. The explanations are interesting, well balanced between length and quality.

Worth visiting and following the path, whichbthey give on the map. Very unfortunate, that there is no info in English.

Magnificent museum with beautiful artifacts and jewelry. Very interesting explanation of how temples were built.

The displays are in Greek and French, so if you speak that language I would give it four stars. While not everything needs to be in English and appreciate that it annoys some people, it is however the lingua franca. The museum is small, with detailed displays and exhibits covering the ancient city. Toilets are available and parking is out front. Handy, for walking over the main road to the ruins

We visited the museum during the full moon in August 2025 and watched an interesting documentary about the recent discovery of the Temple of Artemis, a joint Swiss–Greek enterprise.

Small museum with a few surprising unusual pieces, typical of small town museums in greece. The bronze age collection is particularly interesting. Great potential if the ministry took some interest in modernizing the space.

The staff is not interested in visitors. They just sell tickets. Few words of introduction would be very useful. Ladies do not help at all despite very few guests. The museum concept is fine. What annoys most, the inscriptions about the exhibits - all of them are only in Greek and French (!). Why?

It's a small museum but an interesting collection very well preserved. Small toys, glass specimens, and local pieces of dish or amphora. The explanations are interesting, well balanced between length and quality.

Worth visiting and following the path, whichbthey give on the map. Very unfortunate, that there is no info in English.

Magnificent museum with beautiful artifacts and jewelry. Very interesting explanation of how temples were built.

Informative museum, a lot to learn about the battle of salamis, a lot of items on display. It's not a large museum but definitely worth a visit if you are a fan of history.

It's just to rooms not much to see but it's cheap just 3 euros per person

If visiting Salamina a niece small museum is must see ..

Little museum but interesting, much information.

Sadly i was late and only had like 30 minutes before closingtime when i was there, but the lady following me around in the background said that i could take my time and not worry about the clock.. wichi appreciated but made sure not to stretch out... exibitions is relatively small but interesting and is followed by explanations in both Greek and English. Will be back to spend some more time on the exibitions.. admitioncost at the time of my visit where 3 euro...

Very small place with low number of exhibits. No air-condition just air-fans all over. Credit card machine were not working... The most important exhibit found in Salamis island is nototnhe original one, is a copy. The original is in Peiraeus Museum.

It is actually really good!! Only thing was that it is quite small. After all, the battle of Salamina was very important and I would like to see something relevant to that.

The water Is Amazing. The view too. But 20€ for a set of 2 beds and umbrella, on a beach that doesn't offer neither a toilet is really too much for Greece. Come here, take pictures, take a swim and just move to another beach. Or just take a bed for 5 euros and lay under the trees.

Wow wow wow! Amazing beach! Clear water, amazing view, not crowded at all and also offers beverages in good price! The best beach in Agisteri island! This place is a must see. You should rent a scooter and arrive to this beach. Really recommend it - feels like Thailand.

Beautiful beach with amazing waters and nice places under pine trees to put your towels and lie down. You can get there with electric bikes or cars motorcycles but I suggest not get normal bikes due to hills.

Dragonera Bay in Agistri is absolutely stunning! We spent the night at anchor — if there’s no wind, it’s simply perfect. In the morning, we hiked trail A4 through the forest, which leads to a beautiful viewpoint overlooking the other side of the island. A magical and highly recommended spot!

Really beautiful clean beach with clear water to swim or snorkel. I walked there and it was a pleasant enough walk but many hire bikes

Very nice lesser known beach, much less crowded than Aponissos and less touristy. Set of cushion sunbeds + umbrella for 20€, nice view and nice waters. The beach is cobbly, so it might be better to have water shoes. The beach bar has few food options and no toilet, so be prepared for that. It’s overall more of a gem for locals and people with cars, but it’s really beautiful, especially at sunset.

Great pebble beach with lots of natural shade provided by trees. Unfortunately the bar is obnoxious and around 5PM they start playing loud music (they play music throughout the day but not so loud). No showers. Parking is easily available.

Paralia Aponisos is a beautiful and peaceful spot on Agistri Island, offering crystal-clear waters and stunning natural scenery. Unlike the adjacent private islet of Aponisos, which charges an entrance fee (€6) for access to sunbeds, umbrellas, and food facilities, this beach area is completely free. Getting There: Paralia Aponisos is about a 15–20 minute drive from Skala, the island’s main port town. The route follows Agistri’s main road — it’s narrow but in good condition and very easy to navigate. Once you arrive, you can park conveniently right near the beach. The Experience: The beach itself is small, but the surrounding rocks offer plenty of spots to lay down a towel and relax, even though you’ll be lying on rocks rather than sand. The water is incredibly clear, with the feeling of a natural pool — really something out of a movie. The seabed is rocky for the first 20–30 meters, then turns into soft sand with beautifully transparent water, making it ideal for swimming and snorkeling. When we visited in early May, it was very peaceful and uncrowded, with only a handful of people around. Just be aware that during peak summer months (July and August), it likely gets much busier. Facilities and Surroundings: Behind the beach there’s a small port area and a food establishment (a bar/café), so you have options for refreshments nearby. To the side, you’ll see the private islet of Aponisos, which you can reach via a concrete platform. On the islet, for a fee, you’ll find organized facilities like sunbeds, umbrellas. Just a heads-up: directly behind the small sandy part of the beach, there’s a small port area, along with the road and a parking area for scooters and cars. This does take a little away from the feeling of untouched nature, since you’re not completely secluded. Still, the beach itself is so beautiful and the water so clear that you’ll probably enjoy it there anyway — once you’re swimming or relaxing by the sea, it’s easy to forget about what’s behind you. Final Thoughts: Paralia Aponisos offers a stunning, clear-water swimming spot with easy access and a laid-back vibe. Whether you want to snorkel, swim, or just relax on the rocks, it’s a fantastic place to spend a few hours. Just keep in mind that it’s not a sandy beach, and it may be much busier in the high season. We really enjoyed our time here and highly recommend visiting if you’re in Agistri.

Best beach of the island in terms of views and facilities. Entry with umbrella and regular sunbed is 6€ per person, and they have plenty (I’d say at least 100). If you want a set with cushion sunbeds (more comfy) it’s 5€ more (2,5€ per person). Considering the beach and the views, it’s excellent value for money. Very important: if you want, you can contact them to reserve sunbeds without additional fees, to make sure they are available when you arrive. This might be very useful especially during the weekends, where there are many more people and it might be hard to find available sunbeds. There is a beach bar with some food and drink options, and you can order directly from your sunbed through a button which calls a server without additional charge, very nice. The water is fantastic, there is both a shallow and a deep area, and you can also rent a kayak to explore the bay. Overall, I highly recommend, one of the best beaches I’ve ever been to, particularly nice after 5pm when most people have gone away and it’s quieter. Side note about the bus: as per July 2025, there are 2 (occasionally 3) buses that go from Skala to Aponissos, stopping by Megalochori, Dragoneira and Limenaria. The timetables are displayed on site, but it’s usually once an hour. While during the week you can manage to catch the bus in the morning (either the tourist bus for 5€ or the regular bus for 2€), during the weekend it’s almost impossible to catch one before 13:00, and there are very few taxis on the island, so I recommend be prepared for that maybe by reserving in advance or by renting a scooter. Conversely, catching the bus to go back in the afternoon, especially after 18, is much easier.

- It’s a private beach with 6Euro entrance fee. The fee includes sunbed with shade (no mattress- with mattress you pay 5Euro/2 person more and if with bed and cover- 10Euro). - However the access to the water is free as it can be access before the entrance. Out of that area there are 2 restaurants and many shade below trees. - Good service and perfect organization. Stay and press the button, they will come to get your order. Price is reasonable. - They also provide some stuff on the water for you to have fun. - The beach is sandy (still rocks here and there but still). About 6km from Skala.

It is a very beautiful place with lovely surroundings. The water is clear and great for swimming. However, admission to the sun loungers costs €6 per person, and a sun lounger costs an additional €10 per person. The front sun loungers in the first row are even more expensive. .

Heaven on earth. The water, the view, the excellent services of the well trained staff.

A very pretty beach with crystal clear water. There is a private beach side, cost of entry is 5€ which includes a sunbed. The customer service is very friendly and quick with reasonable prices. There is also a free area where you can lay down towels and rest under tree shades.

Beautiful beach. You don't need to cross the bridge in order to enjoy the beautiful water. Be aware that the sand is rocky and Not sutible for barefoot. Lots of urchin!

Rocky beach with mountain and boat view. Parking is available on the side of the road for free. It is crowded. I would recommend another beach 🏖

It looks nice to take photo, but not for swimming. It looks dirty. You have better options on the island for sure.

Nice and clean beach prices are affordable 2 sunbeds and umbrella for 15€. Staff are kind. I recommend it.

Only came here for the sunset. Worth it. Beach is very pebbly though.

Incredibly serene, akin to a picture you might find on the front cover of a holiday brochure

Nice beach. Sandy enough to go swimming at night too. Very pretty. Couple beach bars with chairs.

Very comfortable beach given the cafes give you a sunbed if you order from them. Perfect for families.

The Church of Saint Nectarios in Aegina is a truly miraculous place, filled with grace and peace. You feel close to the divine here – a wonderful spot for those seeking spiritual quiet and heartfelt prayer. It is said that prayers are truly heard in this sacred place. Practical note: the religious shop only accepts cash, not credit cards. The church is easy to reach by bus from Aegina port, and nearby you’ll find plenty of restaurants serving delicious traditional Greek food

I didn’t know what to expect for this monastery but it is a really good photo stop. It also got me curious about Saint Nectarios, who I learnt is venerated for many healings, especially of cancer, both during his life and after his death

Huge church. Amazing interior and obviously a place of pilgrimage for many. The reason being in the name St Nektarios. He is buried here and is known for many healing miracles. There is also the monastery and further relics. Appropriate dress is required. Long trousers for men and shirts. Women long skirts, not shorts, and tops should cover shoulders. No entrance fee but donations welcome, I'm sure.

Whole place is wonderful! The setting is beautiful, the staff are friendly, and the ambiance is calming. Strongly recommend visiting for a peaceful and uplifting experience.

This is an awe inspiring church. The floors are designed with tiny tiny ceramic tiles and around the amazing alter are mosaics of sea creatures. Above is the Monastery, with a small church, the actual rooms where Agios Nektarios lived and worked (St. Nektarios) and a guide to fill you in on all the details of his objects, writings and life. In addition there is a small room with the Saint’s tomb where many people feel/receive special closeness to God and even whispers when they put their ear up to the tomb. Skirts and cover update provided as dress code requires respect.

A beautiful and breathtaking holy place, the Church and Monastery of Saint Nektarios of Aegina is dedicated to one of the most renowned Greek saints, venerated in both the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Eastern Catholic Churches. This is a must-visit site when in Aegina, accessible by local bus, taxi, or rented scooter/car, with ample parking available nearby. The journey takes about 20 minutes. Be respectful of this active sacred site, as it is frequented by many Greeks seeking the favor of the saint. Up the hill, you can also visit the monastery. Men and women must dress modestly in accordance with the rules. When we visited, the interior was being renovated but remained open for visitors to explore.

Very spiritual experience, energy there was something special. Souvenir shop was a bit unorganized, big line up with only a single person working, but had really nice things.

I had wished to visit this place for many years and, finally, I did. We are all familiar with the Marathon contests all around the world, but, this is the The Place, the origin, from where the Greek soldier Pheidippides, ran to Athens to report victory in the Battle of Marathon; he died of exhaustion after delivering the good news. Today's runners, fortunately, survive, although any Marathon race is extremely demanding. Visit the place with me, you are in no danger, enjoy good food and coffee at the shore of the Marathon Lake (it's an artificial one), wander the picturesque landscape, watch birds and just relax. Have a nice trip!

This lake is so quiet, BUT, the forest is burned severely, it's okay 👍 so this lake has a bridge 🌉🌉

.. A beautiful place in Attica that many times its forests being burned for land speculation and as a final act of Love for the environment they now plant and deposit 5 kilometers away the garbage of Attica in the this area!!!!5 is for the memory of forests 1 is for all the destruction of the last green zone of Attica all concerned involved..Of course money for these people I more important for the conditions of people living in this area and of course whole Athens....money that's the only word they learned to worship.. Hypocrisy at its best...not only....

Went there to run the great Authentic Greek Classic Marathon. Great views, great scenery and above all, the feelings, running a route over 2 000 year old!

Do NOT use this route. This map leads u to middle of nowhere, on dirt road, you will see valleys with trees burnt, and then dirt road track ended, field of wild flowers and grass filled the area, we had to make a u-turn to get out. DO NOT use this route if you want to visit Lake Marathon. Instead, if you must visit, pick the Lake Marathon panoramic view on Google map. It’s over-rated.

from a tourist perspective, there is nothing here... walking routes from the dam are blocked off and the one restaurant that used to be here is abandoned.

A great place to visit really close to Athens

Where else but Athens could you expect to find one of the finest collections of ancient artifacts on the planet? The National Archaeological Museum delivers exactly that — an extraordinary assembly of Greek antiquity, laid out with clarity and care. The building itself is a neoclassical jewel, dignified without being pompous, and far more organized than its Roman counterparts, which often collapse into chaos carnivals of statues and signage. No, it’s not a shiny new complex like the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, but that’s part of its charm: history housed in history. The galleries flow logically, the curation is thoughtful, and the sheer range of objects makes it a place you could return to several times and still find something new. And then there’s the courtyard café — a delightful surprise. Where else can you sip a proper coffee or frappé surrounded not only by plants and trees, but also by archaeological fragments keeping you company like silent, well-aged friends? It’s an oasis, half café, half time machine, and one of the most civilised spots in the city. It has, in fact, a similar charm to the National Archaeological Museum of Malta in Valletta — only here, of course, everything is on a grander scale. Just as Greece is larger than Malta, so too is its national museum: equally enchanting, but magnified. In short: a museum that does what a museum should do — celebrate history without suffocating you in it. A must-see in Athens, not just for the artifacts, but for the sense of order, beauty, and calm it offers in the middle of the city.

We went on the first Saturday of the month, so it was free. There are many many treasure in the Museum. I have never seen such a glass display case in any museum, it's as if there is no glass wall there. It's an amazing collection, anyone who is even slightly interested in history or art will spend a lot of time here. I loved every minute of it. I can wholeheartedly recommend it.

For history lovers, this is a great collection of archaeological artifacts from different periods of Greek history. Make sure you book your tickets online; otherwise, you’ll be standing in a long line to get in. The museum has multiple levels, and it will take you about 2–3 hours to visit everything. You can take a break on the lower level, where there’s a wonderful cafeteria next to a beautiful terrace.

Here you can see some of the most incredible and important archeological finds in all history. As you walk in your greeted with the death mask of Agamemnon!! The Antikytheran Mechanism is here!! Frescoes from Akritiri!! Do I need to say more?!? This is a once in a lifetime experience.

Being an Arts major, so many things came to life for me in this building. Being able to see the fertility gods up close and seeing the different sizes was impressive. The wall frescos were mesmerizing. The amount of detail on the pots and drying pans.. incredible. The story telling in each piece is so unique and fascinating. Seeing the beautiful statues and being able to stand right next to the ionic columns… phenomenal. We love history and being here was the perfect fitting after having spent the day before at the Acropolis.

A must see when in Athens. One of the most important museums capturing early Western civilization. I do not think it is an accident that the Mycenaean gallery is the first one you see. It is my personal favorite. We should thank Heinrich Schliemann for his foresight and boldness in digging at Mycenae. Of course, you should see the classical Greek, Hellenistic, and Roman exhibits. One caveat: The museum is undergoing a large expansion, and galleries will be closed for construction. However, do not let this be a deterrent to visiting.

I recommend visiting as early as possible to beat the line ups and crowds. This museum is massive and the overcrowding becomes overwhelming and affects the experience within the museum. It is worth visiting if you are interested in Greek history. Be prepared to stand for 4-5 hours plus to visit and listen to the description for the pieces on display. There is air conditioning but it cannot keep up with the massive space. You need to wait in line to purchase tickets, then to check out devices to listen to the audio files. You also have to wait in line to return them. This part is very disorganized. The museum seemed understaffed. Hold tight to your purse, and do not bring any valuables with you. You must check any backpacks on arrival. There is a cafe in the lower level, prices are inflated. I would recommend eating before your visit.

Visiting the Acropolis was honestly one of the highlights of my trip to Athens. No matter how many pictures you’ve seen, nothing really prepares you for standing up there in person. The view over the city is incredible — you can see the whole of Athens stretching out below, with the sea glimmering in the distance. I went early in the morning to avoid the heat and crowds, and that was definitely the right move. Climbing up is not too hard, but wear comfy shoes and bring water — the stones can be slippery. Once you reach the top, the Parthenon and the other ancient temples feel almost unreal. You can actually feel the history around you, it’s crazy to think how long these structures have been standing. The atmosphere is peaceful, especially if you take a moment to just sit and look around. The Acropolis Museum nearby is also worth a visit — it’s modern, cool, and helps you understand what you’re seeing up there. Overall, it’s an absolute must-see in Athens. Go early, take your time, and enjoy the view — it’s one of those experiences that truly stays with you. 🇬🇷✨

What can I say? One of the most iconic archaeological sites in the entire world. An absolute must visit,come early at 8am either with a guided tour or with pre book tickets because it gets very busy as you'd expect. We visited in late October,it was 24c which was perfect weather. Our visit was with a guide from Viator. I will visit again just so I can explore the slopes which we didn't have the chance too.

You know the feeling when you feel that you are in a special place, where something important for the human race happened there, that's the feeling here! A place that I saw so many times in the books, finally in front of me. Different kind of emotion, amazed by what people could build with such different instruments from the one we have now with the progress of the technology.

The entrance fee is €30, and you can buy tickets online (highly recommended to avoid queues). It’s best to visit early in the morning to avoid the crowds. I bought my ticket for 11 a.m. because earlier slots were sold out, and walking around while constantly dodging people wasn’t the best experience. Still, the place is absolutely incredible — no matter how many photos you’ve seen before, it never stops amazing you. Definitely worth the visit.

A phenomenal experience that you simply have to live through. We had tickets in advance online, and at the entrance we waited about 5 minutes. There was a crowd, but it was still pleasant. Bring water—the walk is naturally tiring and steep, and at the top the sun really beats. Enjoy the view of the vast city of Athens from above, as well as the history and the remains that are indescribable to see, knowing that someone lived there so long ago, and just like this. Fascinating! Remains from the earliest settlements, as well as from the later sanctuary, offer countless things to see and enjoy.

How do you rate this any less than five stars? So much history and beauty in one place. I have mobility issues and thank goodness the elevator was working!! Scary ride up, but so worth it!! The entire time we were there, we felt speechless! Absolutely awe inspiring!!

I couldn't believe it but this place is over 2500 years old and it's still standing. The idea that it was built on this tall hill made it even more awesome. The history was interesting too. I learned the Athenians were welcomed inside whenever enemies were approaching. We had an excellent tour leader, too.

A must see if visiting Athens. Its uneven surfaces for parts of it so walking boots are recommended. The Parthenon is very impressive and the View of Athens from the tip shows how big Athens is. Worth getting a guided tour to learn the history of the site.

We've been there at the end of October, which is is probably the best time of the year. Weather is usually still sunny, while at the same time its not too hot. And the Acropolis is not overcrowded even tho you will meet lots of ppl. Keep in mind this is one of the worlds most visited must-see hotspots. You have to book a time slot in advance when you buy the tickets. If your kids are EU citizens and under 18y old, they do not have to pay the current 30 EUR entrance fee! They get free entrance, but passports/IDs are required to proof your citizenship. You can not book these free kids tickets in advance online. So you will have to line up at the two ticket offices. Once at the office you usually wont get instant access. So plan for another 2-3 hours waiting time ahead. We went to the acropolis museum (extra 20 € pp, kids free). Try to visit the museum before you actually visit the Acropolis as you will learn a lot. Once you are on the top you will understand why this place is so special. View is spectecular and you will notice how massive the buildings must have been. Enjoy!

Absolutely stunning!!! You have to pay to get up there, but it is worth it. Incredible views of Athens and observing the scale of these structures blew my mind.

The Parthenon at the Acropolis completed our Athens trip!!! Amazingly beautiful with breathtaking views of the city. The walk up to the top is a bit tiring but it you have a disability card they will let you use the elevator at the North entrance. It’s worth the visit!

The Acropolis/Parthenon experience was nice. The climb up wasn’t so bad (just kind slippery floors and wear shoes with good grip). We bought tickets a day prior for the 6pm slot and were allowed in at 5.45pm. The good: Overall a pretty place. As a history buff, it was a special experience to be standing at a place where so much history was made. Got some nice photos of the structures against the evening sun. There were shaded spots here and there for some respite from the sun. The bad: The €30 ticket price. It isn’t justified given that there are a lot of works actively being done inside. There were a lot of scaffolding and machinery around. The structures were also cordoned off. You just feel like a visitor going through the area and snapping pictures instead of feeling like you’re really experiencing what it must have been like to be up at the Acropolis back then. Some may be okay with this, but I just feel a €20 ticket would make more sense.

Magnificent Greek architecture! The uphill walk with marble stairs was worth it. It’s best to arrive before opening time to avoid the crowds. We were in awe of the ruins, and the view of Athens was incredible.

Simply amazing! As impressive as a wonder of the world. Climbing those marble stairs really makes you understand the grandiosity of this civilization. To add the cherry on top, finally there are no scaffoldings. I would recommend going at the last entry time for the golden hour experience. I also recommend climbing any of the neighboring hills to see the Acropolis from an incredible perspective.

A great stop if you are exploring Athens. The building is modern with huge windows and a clear view of the Acropolis itself. Inside, you will find ancient sculptures, pottery, and a cool glass floor that shows ruins underneath. The top floor has the Parthenon pieces laid out like they were originally placed at scale, and the cafe has a solid view. Easy to enjoy even if you are not a history buff.

We were initially unsure whether to visit the Acropolis Museum, as some reviews claimed it wasn’t worth it. However, we decided to go anyway — and we’re really glad we did. The entrance fee was €20 (current price as of autumn 2025). We went around 6 PM and it was almost empty, with no lines at all. The museum was open until 8 PM, so we had plenty of time to walk around and explore. The museum itself is beautiful. It features an impressive collection of artifacts found on the slopes of the Acropolis, as well as everyday objects from different periods of Athenian history. There are also many statues, architectural fragments from temples, and other fascinating pieces. On top of that, the museum offers lovely views of the Acropolis and the surrounding area. We later found out that there is an audio guide available — just look for the QR code inside the museum. We wish we had noticed it earlier! Overall, it’s definitely worth a visit. We had a great experience.

One of my favorite museum experiences worldwide! Bernard Tschumi’s masterpiece covers Athens historical layers by physically reconstructing them through five different levels. The context and the place in the city are omnipresent and shine through the building. The museum is generously laid out and there’s hardly any waiting times. The flows through the exhibits work smoothly and although there are huge numbers of visitors there is never any feeling of crowding. Full points for this jewel!

Be prepared to be amazed by history where myth and reality are hard to distinguish. Modern, spacious, with a lot of light, this is a big museum, be prepared to spend ~4h if you wanna see everything. I advise people to bring headphones to listen to the audio they offer. Be careful, any backpacks have to be stored in a locker room. And check their cafe, it has a wonderful view! Their shop has a variety of books in several languages.

A very well-thought-out and well-organized museum with beautiful unique exhibits. It uses modern technology in a great way to bring the glory and power of ancient Greece to life. The museum also has a nice café with good service and a view of the Acropolis — not the very best view, as you can see from the photos, but still lovely. Definitely worth a visit!

It's incredible to visually learn about the history of the place and the people - the ART!!! The museum is beautiful and in the evening hours it's lit up and you can see the Acropolis and Parthenon on the hill out the windows and from the large outdoor patio. I spent three hours (with the free audio guide)!

One of the best museums I've visited so far (and I have seen a lot in my 45 years of age). Must see if you visit Acropolis site, only then you will get full picture of this amazing preserved archeological foundings. Unseparable.

There are two trails. Looking from Acropolis the left one is way easier. It goes through the forest. The right one is paved, but seems longer and is steaper. The view is great, though for the view of Acropolis I would suggest Hill of the Muses, where the Socrates prison is. Less people, closer to the Parthenon.

A magic hill with a perfect view of all Athens and Piraeus, the sea and the sky meeting together and the horizon melted between! From the top of Lycabettus you can enjoy the beautiful sunset emerging in the sea and something special is that you enjoy the Acropolis from above instead of from below as you usually see it in Athens..

Amazing view, a bit of a hike though. Be prepared to get a bit hot and sweaty. Definitely worth it though. This is probably the best view of Athens

For. The. View. Wow. Looks daunting to get up, but disappointingly easy in terms of challenge and distance. Great view up top. For seeing the acropolis, mid afternoon not a great time as you get the glare from the sea.

When in Athens - going up Mount Lycabettus is a MUST! A superb view all over Athens with a small restaurant to enjoy a delicious meal or drink. A fenicular can take you up & down to the top.

It's a little bit long hike through the forest but it's worth it. You will be greeted by a friendly cats. Cable car is 7 euro per person

It’s a little bit of a trek to get up to the top but once you do the views are priceless. The hike from the bottom was about 45 minutes with a few short breaks. It’s definitely doable but be sure to bring some water along if it’s a hot day to stay hydrated. There is a little cafe at the top to grab some drinks and snacks once you get there to refuel for the way down. It was a bit of a mission but was quite an experience to say the least.

Waste of money. Embarrassingly poor quality of experience for either the tourist that wants to try to understand the history, or the more experienced historian. Zeus, the father of Athena, and therefore Athens, deserves so much more reverence, explanations, context, basic efforts to help visitors. The information when you do get any is really scant, and doesn't help you understand the current philosophy for preserving and restoring the site. You might as well stand at Hadrian's gate, take a few photos and save the 20 euros for the entry - you are really only missing out on section after section of roped off stones. Yes, there is a free information QR code, it's so bad. Yes, there are QR codes next to stones, didn't work, and that's assuming your camera can read them - some are very distant behind barriers. There are buildings, one with a frieze and sign saying 'place of relief' - is that a joke? What is it? There are buildings, even tell of a mosaic, who knows, there was a black and white drawing. I could go on. This is an approach to displaying antiquity that is in itself ancient, lazy and half arsed. Take the free photo opp and move on, go up the road to the Panathenaeic site, now that is brilliant.

We really liked seeing this ancient structure from outside the gates, didn't pay to get in. You can see everything from outside the gates, that you would pay to see up close. Either way a very beautiful site, a must see if first time in Athens.

If you can visit this site during “free” days - do it, otherwise take a free picture near the Hadrians gate, it is not with to pay 20 EUR per visit. Just few columns, nothing much to see.

Very cool place to visit. Not nearly as crowded as the Acropolis, but there is a lot less to see. We did have trouble accessing the QR codes that were being used for the self-guided tour however, but they did have some very informative signs that we could use as well.

If mythology/history has a lot meaning and you are mostly there to know about history of these rocks and ruins you should go and check the place otherwise I wouldn't recommend going, for me it's ruins where u can not explore anything because it is prohibited to go near everything. Waste of time and money, but if u have good camera you can take nice shots with pillars and acropolis together. p.s official website says different price for tickets and if u buy ticket at that place it costs different price, also opening hours are different on website and irl.

Honestly I dont see why anyone would pay to see something you can see pretty well from the gate. Its in scaffolding which kind of takes away from everything but its understandable why they have done it. Personally Im very glad I didnt pay or keep it on our itinerary and instead just walked by.

The oldest history ever. It's so amazing to think this area is over 2500 years old and much is still standing. The way it was built is beyond imagination but it's there. The climb to see it was fairly tough but everyone in our group did fine and 2 people had just had knee surgery too. If you're in Greece you MUST see it.

It's a beautiful temple, which I highly recommend visiting to learn about its historical significance. It's one of the three temples in the "Sacred Triangle." Admission is 10 euros and also gives you access to the museum.

Beautifully maintained Temple of the Goddess Aphaia, a mysterious figure local to Aegina and sometimes Crete. Pausanias (2nd c. CE) records that the Aeginetans called Britomartis “Aphaia. The Temple is really well-preserved and maintained. Admission is 10 Euro. Go early in the morning to avoid the buses and crowds. Taxis do go up here.

I like to call this island pistachio island. Everywhere you go including the beautiful temple of Aphaia are pistachios. Beautiful views and I would love to go here in the evening to take in the view of Athens. Amazing views.

A must-see if you’re visiting Aegina! The Temple of Aphaia is beautifully preserved and stands on a hill with an absolutely stunning view over the sea and even the mainland on a clear day. It’s quiet, peaceful, and feels very authentic compared to the crowded sites in Athens. Totally worth the 20-minute ride from the main port — it gives a real sense of ancient Greece. And after your visit, don’t miss grabbing a pistachio ice cream from the little shop right next to the site — Aegina’s specialty and the perfect way to end the visit!

It was okay. Maybe a lot better if we didn't walk a mile straight up to get there. Ruins with a small tourist store. Interesting information tables throughout. Lots of cats roaming around begging for food. Cost $10 euros to explore site. Very nice view from the top. Several tour busses were visiting at the same time as we were there.

Temple of Aphasia is a truly lovely place! Beautiful atmosphere, welcoming staff, and a serene vibe. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a peaceful and inspiring experience.

It is a beautiful ancient temple well preserved. I don't know about the entrance cost because EU citizens under 25 have free entrance upon showing their ID. Highly recommend

I visited the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens during the summer. Being there feels like stepping back in time. The entire stadium is constructed from marble and faithfully follows the design of the original structure built thousands of years ago. It hosted the first modern Olympic Games and stands as a powerful symbol of Greek heritage and athletic spirit. I highly recommend visiting this historic site.

Amazing structure and a neat place to visit! If you are athletic, you might as well take a run around the Olympic stadium and feel like an Olympian Athlete! We ventured up the stadium and sat like a spectator and watched other visitors do the running around for us. Don't forget to stop in the mini museum. It has several of the old Olympic flame torches and photos. This place was packed in its glory days!

Amazing absolutely stunning. The stadium itself represents history. We went there for the Athens marathon and the place was completely spectacular. The runners turned up all the way from the Marathon and it felt great. Bravo!

Great historical site. Still relevant to today with the Olympic spirit. Small museum and included in €10 entrance fee is a self guided audio presentation which highlights interesting facts. Easy access with buses. If you visit on a hot day bring sunglasses and a hat. Two kiosks near entrance with drinks and snacks.Definitely highly recommended

We visited on a Oxi (Ohi) Day, a public holiday. The queue was quite long and since you can’t buy tickets online, you have to stand in the sun. It took us about an hour to get to the head of the queue. Don’t forget to pickup the audio guide that’s included in the ticket price. The museum under the stadium was nice too. It had torches from various olympic years on display.

An incredible piece of history — and truly impressive in person! Standing in an all-marble stadium where the first modern Olympics were held is a unique experience. The architecture is grand, and walking around the track or climbing the seats gives you a real sense of the place. Definitely recommended.

With just one full day in Athens, visiting the Panathenaic Stadium was at the top of my list -and it did not disappoint. The architecture is breathtaking, built entirely from marble and designed to transport you back to ancient times. Knowing it once held over 80,000 spectators -from everyday citizens to royalty -made standing there even more awe-inspiring. The entrance fee is €10, but with my UK student ID I was able to enter for €5. Inside, the vaulted passage showcases fascinating artifacts from the very first Olympic Games to more recent ones, including medals and torches from across the generations. I even ran a little race on the track (while chasing my hat that kept flying off in the wind!) -a playful and memorable moment that made the visit even more special. Totally recommend adding this stop to your Athens adventure;it’s history, culture, and fun all in one.

Great place for any adventure , car free , family friendly with crystal clean water , clean entrance and amazing Rafina’s view .

Mind the parking! The beach is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen, but the parking is only legal in the lots in the small town of Skinias. The spot we wanted to stay at was about 30m walk from the tavern. When we left, at about 8 o'clock, 6 police officers were giving out tickets and confiscating license plates. At least 30 cars were missing their plates, so be careful! The fine is at least 80 eur and you get your plates back in 30 days. The beach has golden sand, almost no pebbles, lots of shade from trees and the beach was not crowded at all, on a Saturday. The water is warm, very clear and very calm. A person who is taller than 1.5m can easily go 50m out and still be able to touch the bottom.

Perfect non serviced, long and wild beach close to Athens. Very shallow and clean water. Plenty of space on the sand or underneath the pine trees and mostly not crowded at all. Parking during summertime can be a little difficult as the old parking spots were closed

Clear water, just a few people, one of the nicest beaches.

The ideal spot for an after-office escape during workdays and relaxation during days off

fantastic sandy beach with pine trees for shade. does get busy at weekends

Beach was great, our Little Man loved the sand and water was clean. We rented an umbrella and sun-chairs from Γλάρος Ψαρι Ταβερνα. €5 for each of us but you get a small bottle of water and a €5 drink credit, which I found to be a great value. The bar is walk up only but the bartender was very good, fast and nice. Didn't try the food at Γλάρος but we will be going back to try it as they have tables out on the sand and what I saw looked tasty.

I think this is the best beach in Poros island. Trees provide shade and environment up to where the water starts. It is organised and you can rent umbrellas and sunbeds. Food and drinks are also available with prices the same like elsewhere. If you wish a good spot it is advisable to go as early as 10 o'clock in the morning.

Extremely disappointing experience. The staff was shockingly rude, the worst treatment we've received in 15 years of visiting beaches in Greece. Poor service, zero hospitality. Definitely not the Greek welcome we’re used to. Would not recommend.

The bay is absolutely gorgeous - crazy clear green waters, lots of fish to observe. This is unfortunately shadowed by poor customer service from there staff and over inflated prices for sunbeds. The staff is eager for money that they invoke some non-existing law that they cannot keep your already paid sunbed for more than 30 minutes. The worst customer experience ever in Greece.

Nice water, nice beach, but the services leave a lot to be desired. In the pure Greek commercial spirit, you pay 20 euros for a lounger, but if you leave more than 30 minutes because you don't want to eat extra lunch from them, you've lost your seats. And that wouldn't even be the problem, but the fact that this "rule" is not posted anywhere or communicated in advance...just Greece ;)

It is a petite cute beach that is excellent for quiet relaxing time. The bay is surrounded by deep vegetation which ensured its privacy. That is how the name came. It is very popular with couples or even people who prefers quiet calm environment. The water is sea green, clear. The sand is a little red to brown but sandy. The bay water is also calm enough, making it a perfect place for holidays and romantic outings. A narrow road surrounds the bay, but there is not much traffic in it. The bay has shower and drinking facilities.

Nice little beach with catch name. The waters look nice from above, but when you get in, you'll realize they are pretty muddy. OK for 1 time but it wouldn't be my favorite beach. The beach bar offer some sunbeds but at full season it's very very crowded.

It was my long walk on New Year's day, came all the way from the port that's downtown Poros & it was absolutely stunning! No wonder it's crowded in the summer, there were others enjoing a little picnic on the same day, such a quiet lovely place with crystal clear waters, looking forward to visiting again in the summer!

Beautiful beach. Not lots of sand and mostly stone, but there is a sandy bit at the bottom.beautiful. The loungers cost £15 euro for 2.

Beautiful sandy beach with a few rocks here and there. There were umbrellas available for free and we enjoyed our time there. Perfect if you're staying at Askeli.

After a hard and hot days walking we needed to relax😁 Askelli beach is near to our studio so decided to head there😁🇬🇷 Very nice sun beds and umbrellas and even found a bit of shade 😁 €15 for two beds 😁🇬🇷 Nice bar area. Very good toilets and changing areas😁🇬🇷 A few pebbles and into the sea. No complaints😁 Didn’t eat but had two nice iced coffee ☕️ Convenient for us but also worth walking to 😁🇬🇷 Some good music 🎵 playing too😁🇬🇷 Will go again. Recommended 😁🇬🇷🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Really beautiful beach 😍 the coast is sandy, seawater is clean. This place isn’t crowded ( in the middle of June) I was missing the bar and coffee shop or tavernas therefore only four stars for me…( this place is so far the supermarket and any possible of buying) If you want you can get a sunbed as well.

The beach is really good, in the beginning starting at the golden hotel don't have rocks many rocks and the umbrellas are for free. If you go bit more to the left is where the rocky part starts but if you have watershoes is just fine! Enjoy and have fun !

Went there on a mid-sunny May afternoon. Definitely not overcrowded (maybe due to the time period) but a very nice and picturesque beach! Sand was clean enough to lay down with your towel and the sea was also very clear and clean! 4 stars just because it lacks of amenities such as bars, umbrellas etc.

Water is abit cold today as is quite windy in September , we got a spot right on the rocky beach , is not sandy so is quite a feet massage to go thru that for a swim. we got our set of lounge seat from the nearby restaurant , Askeli . 12€ a day for the set of two. Price reasonable I reckon , and you can order drinks and snack to be serve. overall the staff are very friendly. Beach is not full at all, so is kind of peaceful and we enjoyed it very much

Very good place to drink a coffee and have a good brunch in Loutsa beach! Ideal for surfers. You can even lent your surfing equipment, enjoy the waves and then a very good brunch or lunch! The chicken club sandwich and the pancakes with strawberries and ice cream were very good!

Nissakia Surf Club in Artemida used to be one of my favorite spots. I’ve been going since its early days, when it was a small, laid-back place right by the sea. Over the years, it expanded and became a popular destination for windsurfing, food, and sunset views. While the location is still beautiful and nostalgic for me, the overall experience has changed. The quality of service and atmosphere feels like it’s dropped lately, even though the prices have gone up. There are also new policies that don’t quite match the relaxed vibe it used to have, like not being allowed to change tables and the fact that they no longer serve tap water after 8 p.m. and you have to buy bottled water. It’s still a place with potential and history, but it's definitely not what it used to be and its owner should reconsider his practices!

A great surf spot with good bar food and drinks by the sea. Gets super busy so there are moments where the service is not up to par and it can be hard to get a table. Avoid busy weekends of possible.

Another wonderful cafeteria ruined by a new sound system. Used to be my favourite place, great view, fabulous staff. Now driven away by the aggressive sound levels

This is a great place to have a drink and eat in a great atmosphere. You are directly at the edge of the bay where all the kite surfers ride!!! Great experience!!! Crazy good choice of liker (from all over the world) and tasty beer! See you next time.

Nissakia it's a wonderful place to visit alone or with friends if you want to relax, swim, do some sea sports like surfing, kite surfing ect. The view is magnificent and also the bar there is outside and very close to the sea for everyone to enjoy their time there. Especially the time that we went it was afternoon with the sun going down and the candles lightning the place it was magical. The staff is very helpful and always ready to serve you with a smile. As for the cocktails that we ordered they were all right but I have to mention that the price was a little bit on the high. And also that you're paying for the water there so be careful before you order. Parking was so easy and the whole experience was just amazing so that's why I give it a five-star review. Keep up the good work.

Super place for windsurfing! The surf club is very well organized, there is a great variety of equipment that is very well maintained 👍🏻 I was positively surprised from the surf club, the friendly owner and the condition the equipment 👍🏻 The provided facilities as the hot showers were amazing and clean 😉 The café bar restaurant is also great with a super view!! You can spend the whole day there…!!! I enjoyed it there very much… Good vibes 😉 Thank you Panagioti 😉👍🏻 Prices very fair, absolutely recommended 👍🏻

For history lovers, this is one of the best short trips out of Athens . The temple and grounds are beautifully kept and the small museum shows some interesting artefacts and enables you to understand the history of the site.

We found ourselves in Vravrona - or rather, in its secluded neighborhood hidden among the hills - where, in the 6th century BC, on a site already inhabited in the Neolithic era, a temple was raised and dedicated to Artemis. Time had concealed it so well that Greek archaeologists only brought it back to light in the 1950s. This was once a significant place of worship, connected to the Athenian Acropolis by a sacred road. Once every four years, a grand procession followed this route, ending at a stone bridge of unique construction, standing near the main temple. Today, the air here is filled with silence and calm. A spacious museum houses an extraordinary wealth of ancient fragments, each a whisper from a distant past. It is a place where you can truly feel the breath of millennia upon your face.

Beautiful, atmospheric temple with a fascinating museum packed with artifacts and great information about the history both of the temple and the surrounding area. Well worth a visit.

Peaceful and historic site—perfect for a quiet escape into ancient Greece.

Pretty cool. Doesn’t take long to get around. Keep in mind it kinda in a no man’s land and getting a Uber could be hard. Took our friends 40min but we got one pretty fast.

What a surprise! I really loved the place, hidden and you need a car to visit but once you are there it's amazing. The museum is not small but neither big. Just the right size to keep everyone engaged. Then at the temple, I was not expecting such a lovely thing.

Beautiful temple with lots of great history near the beach in a very quaint location a must see!!!!

Highly recommend! Excellent dive center with a skilled and friendly team. The instructors have expertise at all levels and make you feel confident and relaxed in the water. The place has a cozy, social vibe — great for meeting new people. Courses are well-structured and offer great value for money. Overall, a fantastic experience from start to finish!

WOW…… 5 star scuba diving business….! Great school to learn the sport, providing a swimming pool for theory, rare in Greece. My young girls got Open Water Certification. Great diving excursions providing large boat 🛥️ all fully catered, your diving equipment is loaded for departure. This is the experience you have in the Maldives. 😀

We had an unforgettable diving experience with my wife. Our coaches, Dimitris and Velissarakos, were simply amazing — always smiling, always available, and combining flawless professionalism with a genuinely warm personality. They made us feel safe, comfortable, and completely immersed in the beauty of the underwater world. It’s rare to meet people who are both outstanding instructors and exceptional human beings. Thank you for an incredible experience — we’ll treasure these memories forever!We’ll definitely be coming back very soon!

My family had a great time doing a Scuba Diving intro with Diveness. The preparation before diving is extensive, helping to ease any nervousness. Our instructors, Dimitri and Georgia, really looked after us and made it a very enjoyable day.

Absolutely the best diving center in Greece! The whole team is incredibly friendly and professional. The equipment is top-notch and the vibe is just perfect. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver, this is the place to go

It was my first time and it was BEAUTIFUL. The instructor Angelos was super kind, polite and patient. The training was very detailed and fun! I felt safe at all times. I will do it again! True professionals. Ευχαριστούμε Άγγελε!!!

These guys know their stuff. They are PROFESSIONAL, FUN, ENERGETIC, and yet patient. All those special events and mind-blowing places for scuba-diving - awww, always having the best time! To me, there is definitely not a better diving center to go for. Love it here! Hilarious atmosphere!

We had an amazing time at this scuba diving center! The team was incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment we arrived. Special thanks to Dimitris for his patience, Ilias for the clear and helpful instructions, and George for the warm welcome — and for kindly driving us back to the metro station after diving. We laughed a lot, enjoyed fresh figs straight from the tree, had cold water to refresh, and felt completely at ease. The whole experience was fun, relaxing, and unforgettable. Highly recommended! 🌊🤿✨Thank you guys ❤️

We did the intro to scuba class last year and loved it/the dive center so much we decided we’d come back to do our open water certification course this year during our visit to Athens. The staff are fantastic, fun, professional, and very knowledgeable. If you’re at all interested in learning about diving or advancing your diving skills, this is the place to go. We just wish we lived closer so we could do more with this wonderful team. A huge thank you to Elias, Aspa, and Stathis for giving us a good education and making us feel so welcome and cared for as we went through the course.

Aqualized Dive Adventures is a very well organised and professional dive centre. Together with my girlfriend we made a dive in Arsida Canyon and that experience made me want to obtain my Advanced Adventurer certification. So, I undertook the necessary courses and got certified as Advanced Adventure diver. Having made a couple of dives in Greece, the experience with Aqualized Dive Adventures is the best so far. Many thanks to Andreas, Stathis and Aspa for their advices and insights!!!

I had my very first dive with this amazing diving school 🤿 and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience! As someone who was quite anxious about diving for the first time, I felt completely at ease thanks to our instructor, Vasilis. He was incredibly professional, calm, and reassuring, making me feel safe and confident right from the beginning 💪. The dive itself was absolutely beautiful 🌊; we had a lovely time exploring the treasures of the sea 🐠🪸, and it was truly unforgettable. George was also fantastic, his focus on safety and genuine care really stood out. You can tell both instructors are passionate about what they do and prioritize a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone 💙. I was so impressed that I’ve decided to continue and get my diving certification with them 🎓🤿, they really are amazing. I highly recommend this school to anyone, whether you're diving for the first time or looking to continue your diving journey. You’ll be in great hands! 👌

Very welcoming and professional team. Everything was under control at all times, yet the mood was very relaxed and friendly. We had a great time and learned a lot. Absolutely recommend. Many thanks to George and the divers that helped along: Nikos, Dimitris, and Eli.

Overall, one of the best dives I've ever been on! There were a bunch of contributing factors: 1. From start to finish, this was the most professional shop I've ever dived with, across three continents. From communication to gear picking to the dive itself, they were on top of everything and taking care of us. I wish more shops ran like this. 2. The owner was very flexible with our date and party size changes, was incredibly friendly, and even gave us a little tour of the shop when we arrived. 3. The guide and dive master/captain were very friendly, double checked everything, and did all the heavy lifting (literally!) 4. The dive sites themselves were really cool with both unique geography (diving in a crevasse that opened up into a larger underwater cavern, filled with nudibranchs and a metal looking starfish) and sea life (including a massive 1.5ft long sea snail called a Triton's trumpet). I wish I could have done more than two dives with them!

Staff and Captain were amazingly gracious, professional and knowledgeable. We thoroughly enjoyed our wreck dive. The ride on the boat is just fun. We will be back.

Such a great experience!😍 Instructors Stefanos and Kosras did their best for my education and training so I could feel myself comfortable under the water...right after the first lesson I became a confident diver and without any fear dived with others. Strongly recommend this school for everyone who always wanted to start but had some doubts - here you'll be in reliable and professional hans. The world of diving really worth it!!!😉👍

It was wonderful!! It was our first time, and although we were nervous at first, the instructors helped us with everything and made it easy! It was totally worth it. Beautiful experience. Highly recommend :)

I found this dive center purely by chance while looking for safety equipment to have on board. We found the door closed, but there was a contact phone number. We called and spoke with Stefanos, who explained all the features of the equipment we needed, which he delivered two days later. Everything was of top quality. Stefanos then invited us to do a test dive with the equipment, but unfortunately, we didn’t have the time available. A month later, we had to make a technical stop at Olympic Marina and got back in touch with Stefanos. We did two excellent dives, followed by an iced espresso. In addition to being a great instructor, Stefanos could also make a great barista. If you enjoy diving or want to try it and happen to pass through Lavrio, don’t miss the chance to visit this Dive Center.

5 stars with a tone at Planet Blue Diving Center. Stefanos is a truly professional trainer. Always patient, always explanatory, never tiring to repeat and answer questions to make sure you have absorbed the necessary knowledge. Prioritizing safety and always with a lot of humor, keep it up!!!👍

Very friendly and good instructors. Welcoming and great for all levels including discovery divers. We had a great time with the family!

Had lovely 3 dives with Stefanos and Viktoria. They are both super friendly and very helpful. I had a great time diving with them.

Perfect experience! Stefanos and Zac were amazing instructors and made our first scuba diving experience just perfect.