A west coast wonder
The soft sands make Glyfada Beach a real draw – and it’s the focal point of this easy-does-it resort. Pitch up and hire a sunlounger or lay your towel down closer to the waves. If you’re keen to just relax, this is the hottest spot in town to do just that.
Monastic marvels
Surrounded by olive trees above the beckoning beach, Mirtiotissa Monastery sits pretty with a story to tell. It dates back hundreds of years and is located here after a religious icon was found in a cave enveloped by myrtles – or so the local tale says. Why not go and see the building for yourself?
What is Glyfada famous for?
Glyfada is famous for its sandy beaches, trendy cafés, stylish boutiques, and bustling nightlife. It is often referred to as the “Athenian Riviera Capital” thanks to its combination of seaside charm and urban sophistication.
Does Glyfada have good beaches?
Yes, Glyfada is home to several family-friendly beaches with clear waters and modern facilities. Many beaches offer sunbeds, umbrellas, beach bars, and water sports activities, making Glyfada a popular summer destination.
What are the best things to do in Glyfada?
Some of the top activities in Glyfada include relaxing on its beaches, shopping in designer boutiques, enjoying fresh seafood by the sea, playing golf at the Glyfada Golf Club, and experiencing its vibrant nightlife scene.
When is the best time to visit Glyfada?
The best time to visit Glyfada is between late spring and early autumn (May to September). During this period, the weather is warm, the sea is ideal for swimming, and most beach clubs and restaurants are open.
Is Glyfada good for nightlife?
Absolutely. Glyfada boasts a thriving nightlife scene with beach clubs, cocktail bars, and trendy nightclubs. Whether you prefer a relaxed evening by the sea or an energetic night out, Glyfada offers plenty of choices.