Vouliagmeni Lake
· Summer Life · 4 min
Not quite a beach but a rare geological formation located next to the sea.
Not quite a beach but a rare geological formation located next to the sea. The waters of the lake are fed with saltwater via underground currents, through the mountain (although there is still some mystery about how this occurs).
Near the sun-beds the water is quite shallow although at the opposite end it is considerably deeper and home to small fish that give a natural fish spa — they gently nibble at your dead skin as you soak in the warm waters.
Fed by warm springs, the water stays between about 22 and 29°C through the year, so you can swim even in winter. The adjacent spa facilities offer massages and treatments using the lake's mineral-rich waters. A restaurant and café look out over the water.