The main attraction is, of course, the lake. Vouliagmeni Lake has been formed around 320B.C, so keep this in mind when you are swimming in such a historic place.
It is believe that a big volume of hot water was running inside a cave and eroded the walls. The roof of the cave collapsed and submerged, which in turn created the lake. The name “Vouliagmeni” , from the Greek word ‘’vouliazw’’, means to submerge. The lake’s depth is about 20 to 100 meters.
Current research still struggles to identify where the water, which fills the lake, comes from. The lake is fed by both thermal waters and the sea, which makes it a very special body of water.
The landscape around the lake is amazing, I literally lay on my sun lounger and stared at the rock formations and how sun was changing the colours of the rock.
It has to be said that design team at Vouliagmeni Lake have done a fantastic job at enhancing the environment with tasteful furniture and calm colours. The result is that there are plenty of amenities to make your stay at the lake comfortable, and you don’t feel distracted from the natural beauty of the lake.