Vouliagmeni Lake: Entrance fees and upgraded sunbeds for summer 2025 – What applies for the café and restaurant
What are the current prices for swimming at Vouliagmeni Lake this summer, and what should you know if you just want to stop by for a coffee or a meal?
- 08/07/2025, 11:14
Vouliagmeni Lake remains one of the most popular swimming spots in the southern suburbs of Athens. Below, we’ve gathered the essential information regarding entrance fees, upgraded seating options, and what applies if you simply want to visit the café or restaurant on site.
Vouliagmeni Lake: General entrance fee
The general admission to Vouliagmeni Lake is €17 on weekdays and €19 on weekends and public holidays. Children up to 5 years old enter for free, while for children aged 6–12 the fee is €14 on weekdays and €17 on weekends and holidays. For local residents, the entrance fee is €10 on weekdays and €13 on weekends and holidays. The fee for university students is also €14 and €17 respectively, while members pay €12 on weekdays and €15 on weekends.
What applies for upgraded seating
There are also upgraded seating options, which can only be reserved online. In this case, you do not need to pay the general admission separately, as the booking price includes your entrance to the Lake. The prices for these options are as follows:
Under the pines / private adult:
Weekdays: €45 | Weekends and holidays: €55
Under the pines / private children (6–12):
Weekdays: €25 | Weekends and holidays: €25
Lounge chair set (2 people):
Weekdays: €40 | Weekends and holidays: €50
Sunbed set (2 people):
Weekdays: €70 | Weekends and holidays: €90
Cabana (2 people):
Weekdays: €80 | Weekends and holidays: €100
Cabana & 2 lounge chairs (4 people):
Weekdays: €115 | Weekends and holidays: €140
Main deck / comfo RT set (2 people):
Weekdays: €60 | Weekends and holidays: €70
How can I visit just for coffee or food at the restaurant?
If you simply want to visit the Lake for coffee or a meal at the abraOvata restaurant, you do not need to pay an entrance fee. Access to the café and restaurant is free, as long as you inform the staff at the entrance that you’re only there to dine. In this case, you’ll only pay for what you order from the menu.
