Markopoulo Oropou Beach, Greece - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Markopoulo Oropou Beach is a popular destination located not far from Athens. The beach is known for its vast and long stretch of sand, providing ample space for visitors to relax on their towels or enjoy the nearby beach bars and restaurants. The beach is generally clean, although it can become more dirty than usual when there is a north wind. The sea at Markopoulo Oropou Beach is calm and not too crowded, making it an ideal location for families with kids. However, the water gets deep fairly quickly, so caution is advised for those with children. The water is often described as very clean and clear, albeit quite cold at first. Some visitors may notice a small amount of sea plants in the water, but this does not detract from the overall beauty of the beach. The beach is a pebble beach, with clean and beautiful water. The area is known for its intense sun, so visitors are advised to take necessary precautions to protect themselves from the sun. Despite these minor inconveniences, Markopoulo Oropou Beach is highly recommended for its natural beauty and relaxing atmosphere.

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What to do at Markopoulo Oropou Beach?

Bars

You can enjoy a refreshing drink at one of the bars situated on the beach.

Restaurants

You can enjoy one of the restaurants at the beach while soaking up the sun.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the beach's relaxing atmosphere and its cleanliness, with many noting the beauty of the clear, albeit sometimes cold, waters. The beach's vastness and the calmness of the sea are also appreciated, making it a suitable destination for families. However, some visitors express concerns about occasional dirtiness, especially during periods of north wind, and the presence of sea plants.