Psatha is a large pebble beach on the Corinthian Gulf, about an hour from Athens. The deep blue waters and the natural shelter of the bay create calm conditions. There are tavernas for food and refreshing drinks.
The beach faces west. With easterly winds the air flows offshore and the water near the shore stays flat; with westerly winds the sea builds up waves onto the beach. The shape of the coastline offers partial shelter, cutting down part of the swell.
The shore faces west (270°), so all year round the sun sets within its field of view, over the water.
An estimate based on the orientation of the shore — a headland or island opposite may hide the horizon.
In calm seas yes, but the water gets deep fairly quickly — normal supervision applies.
On days with easterly (offshore) winds or no wind at all. Check the live score on Beach Radar before you go — it updates all day.
Yes — sunbeds, umbrellas and food options operate during the summer season.
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Coordinates: 38.13, 23.22 · Shore faces: 270° (west) · Area: Corinthian Gulf, Attica · Shore type: Pebbles
Data: Open-Meteo · Mapping: OpenStreetMap · Page last updated: 2026-08-15