Paralia Agios Kosmas

Paralia Agios Kosmas is a beach located in Glyfada. The beach is known for its clear water and is often frequented by Athenians. The natural characteristics of the beach include a rocky seabed about 15 meters into the water, which is home to a variety of fish. Some visitors have reported fish that bite open wounds. The beach is backed by abandoned buildings, which some visitors find unattractive. The beach offers free umbrellas and the opportunity to find shade under palm trees. However, it lacks basic amenities such as toilets and showers, leading some to describe it as a 'forgotten place'. Despite this, it is a popular spot for those looking to cool down. Parking at Paralia Agios Kosmas is free, but the beach is described as dirty by some visitors, with stones in the water. To reach deeper water for swimming, visitors may need to walk a considerable distance. The beach's level of crowding is not consistently reported.