Sports attractions

Lake Heraion, also known as Vouliagmeni Lake offers a plethora of sports activities for visitors of all ages and interests. The lake’s calm and clear waters make it an ideal location for water sports. Visitors can partake in a variety of activities such as Water skiing, Wakeboarding, Barefooting, Kayaking, canoeing, and SUP.

From a wide range of water activities that can be experienced around can be Windsurfing is one of the most impressive ones sports. Loutraki beach is offering great conditions for an enjoyable activity. At this spot, the winds are strong north easterlies or westerlies. The southeast wind as well as the mistral wind that blows from west and northwest are ideal for slalom. When the mistral wind is not too strong, it is ideal for wave. The northeast wind, which most of the time is strong, blows with extreme velocities reaching 45 to 60 kn / 83 to 111 kph.

The Heraion lake’s clear waters also make it a popular spot for snorkeling and scuba diving. For those who prefer a more relaxed pace, stand-up paddleboarding is a great way to explore the lake at your own pace.

On land, visitors can enjoy cycling around the lake. The surrounding area is quite scenic, with a natural pine forest providing a beautiful backdrop for a bike ride. After a day of sports activities, visitors can relax at one of the many taverns and restaurants around the lake, enjoying seafood and premium Mediterranean gastronomy. Whether you’re a sports enthusiast or just looking for a relaxing getaway, Lake Heraion has something to offer everyone.

If you like to do something extreme you can try the most exhilarating bungee jump in Greece, in the famous Corinth channel. The Corinth channel is 21m. wide making it the absolute spot for bungee jumping globally! An amazing sensation awaits you while you jump in the middle of the channel, trying to reach the seawater beneath. Suddenly while you bounce back, you will see the blue colour of the sky reflecting perfectly on the sea. It’s one of the most incredible bungees jumps in the world and you should give it a try while in Greece! Bungee jump in the Corinth channel from 70 metres high, in between two rocky walls of 21 metres wide.