AEGEAN ESCAPE NEAR GREECE’S ANCIENT WONDERS
Situated on the beautiful Athens Coast, Lagonissi is a luxurious escape where the Aegean Sea’s blue hues complement the vibrant green of the Mediterranean landscape. Just south of Athens, this stunning resort offers the perfect balance of relaxation and adventure.
Lagonissi is a hidden gem with golden sand beaches and pristine water. If lounging by the beach isn’t your style, how about a day trip exploring the Ancient Thorikos? This Neolithic site is one of the oldest settlements in the region. Just a 30-minute cab ride from central Lagonissi, its unique 6th-century BCE horse-shoe-shaped theatre is one of the oldest in Greece.
When you’re in the mood for food, you can’t go wrong in Lagonissi. From freshly caught seafood to traditional Greek dishes like moussaka and souvlaki, your taste buds are in for a treat. And let’s not forget the local wines – you can’t leave without having a glass of chilled Assyrtiko by the beach.
In fact the Attica region is known for its wine production, particularly the white wine made from the Savatiano grape. You can visit local wineries to tour the vineyards, learn about the winemaking process – and, of course, sample some of the produce. And as the day winds down, head to one of the chic beach bars or seaside restaurants. With the stars twinkling overhead and the gentle sound of the waves lapping, it’s the perfect way to finish off an enchanting evening.
Lagonissi is a hidden gem with golden sand beaches and pristine water. If lounging by the beach isn’t your style, how about a day trip exploring the Ancient Thorikos? This Neolithic site is one of the oldest settlements in the region. Just a 30-minute cab ride from central Lagonissi, its unique 6th-century BCE horse-shoe-shaped theatre is one of the oldest in Greece.
When you’re in the mood for food, you can’t go wrong in Lagonissi. From freshly caught seafood to traditional Greek dishes like moussaka and souvlaki, your taste buds are in for a treat. And let’s not forget the local wines – you can’t leave without having a glass of chilled Assyrtiko by the beach.
In fact the Attica region is known for its wine production, particularly the white wine made from the Savatiano grape. You can visit local wineries to tour the vineyards, learn about the winemaking process – and, of course, sample some of the produce. And as the day winds down, head to one of the chic beach bars or seaside restaurants. With the stars twinkling overhead and the gentle sound of the waves lapping, it’s the perfect way to finish off an enchanting evening.
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ou can catch an easyJet flight to Athens International, which usually takes around three hours and 40 minutes. From there, it’s a breezy 30-minute cab ride to Logonissi, passing through scenic seaside towns like Vouliagmeni and Varkiza.
Not really, though it’s got that timeless Greek feel! The resort has grown in popularity due to its proximity to Athens and the natural beauty of its coastline. While it has all the modern conveniences, it retains its local character, with small fishing boats in the harbour and traditional Greek tavernas adding a touch of old-world charm.
Lagonissi offers a range of fab dining options, from upscale restaurants to traditional Greek tavernas. Whether you’re craving seafood fresh from the Aegean, a classic Greek salad, or some sweet baklava, it’s all here. The area is known for its seafood, with dishes like grilled octopus and lobster spaghetti being local favourites.