Paralia Mple Limanaki is a small bay located near Athens. The beach is characterized by its long stretch of sand, with a width of about 5 meters in some places. The water is noted for its clarity and shallow depth, making it a popular spot for beachgoers.
The beach is surrounded by a number of tavernas, providing visitors with a variety of dining options. However, it's also worth noting that there are some abandoned buildings and litter in the area.
In 2017, the beach was affected by an oil spill from a shipwreck, which contaminated the Saronic for the next 20 years. Despite this, the beach remains a popular spot, particularly for locals.
The beach tends to be relatively quiet, especially early in the day. As the day progresses, it can become more crowded, with many people gathering to enjoy the beach and the surrounding area.
You can enjoy one of the restaurants at the beach while soaking up the sun.
Visitor reviews highlight the tranquility and beauty of the beach, with its clean, clear, shallow waters being a particular draw. The beach's proximity to Athens and the presence of tavernas nearby also add to its appeal. However, visitors express concern about the presence of garbage and abandoned buildings in the surrounding area.
Most visitors to Paralia Mple Limanaki often choose to stay in Salamis town, which offers a range of accommodations and easy access to the beach. Although the beach itself doesn't have immediate lodging options, the proximity to Salamis town makes it convenient for those looking to enjoy the local dining and quiet beach atmosphere.
The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.
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