Astir Beach, Vouliagmeni

This was a beautiful experience and such a nice exclusive beach. The water was clean and blue, with a nice view of boats passing by. The service was a little slow that day (it is Europe however) and they do not provide you with a towel. For the price to get to the beach, one would expect to be provided a towel. The drinks were fruity and fresh but did not have a lot of alcohol. The food was very American style so I opted not to eat there.

A little pricey to get in, but the chairs and umbrellas were in good condition and the showers, bathrooms and changing rooms were modern and clean. Food and drinks are available on site as well. The sand was nice, and could easily walk 100 meters into the water and still be touching bottom on a sandy bottom.

Great beach, but overpriced for what you get. Drinks were good and fast, but was a bit of a mission trying to get the attention of a waiter despite how many there were standing around. No towels provided due to COVID was disappointing and wasn’t obvious on the booking confirmation. Cheapest towels at the shop inside were around 30 euro each. Shame they didn’t offer a cheaper option or reduce their prices given part of the standard service wasn’t available. Found ourselves across the road later on at The Royal Beach club - a lot smaller but a much better vibe and service!

The beach was beautiful and quiet while I was there. I spent my final full day in Greece here. I took public transportation from the Syntagma Square area, I took some time but it was worth it for the early morning serenity. My service button didn't work, so getting the attention of the servers took some time. The food and drinks were expensive but that's what you get a higher end beach club. I don't think I would do it again, but it was a good way to slow down after 2 weeks of non stop touring.

Sandy. No rocks. Stunning view. Lovely water. 15 Euro entry. Went midweek, totally empty. We will visit again for sure!