Historical Town Of Vravrona

Crystal clear waters and peaceful beaches do not exist only on the islands. Near Athens there are equally beautiful locations, where the sea in combination with the rich history of Attica create a magnificent landscape. On the east coast of Attica, between hills crossed by a small river, Erasinos, is Vravrona, named after the mythical hero Vravronas.

Visitors have the opportunity in addition to the sea to visit the archaeological site located on a hill, on which the ancient settlement was built. Today there is one of the oldest and most important temples of ancient Greece, which was dedicated to Artemis, the twin sister of Apollo and goddess of fertility and wildlife.

A small coastal wetland of eastern Attica that combines natural beauty with the wonderful remnants of ancient Greek culture. The small wetland of Vravrona is spread over an area of ​​about 450 acres in a small cove just south of the resort of Loutsa.

Today, Vravrona is one of the most picturesque villages of Attica and a place where travelers can relax and enjoy carefree moments in nature. attica hotels The rich vegetation and the pristine landscapes are wonderfully combined with the crystal clear waters of the southern Evia. Whether you are a history lover or looking for an area very close to Athens, but without the hustle and bustle of a busy urban center, Vravrona is a great choice for you!

Porto Rafti, Sounio and Rafina are places you can visit, enjoying nature as you dive into the crystal clear waters of the coast. At Cape Sounio you will have the opportunity to admire the imposing Temple of Poseidon.