The famous 400-meters-long beach of Kokkino Limanaki (meaning “the red port” in Greek), with sand and pebbles at spots, is situated at a distance of some 29 kilometers eastern to the center of Athens and only one kilometer and a half northern to the port of Rafina. The beach is protected enough from the northern and southern winds.

Several accommodation facilities are available close to the beach, as well as to the neighboring settlements of Artemida (Loutsa), Nea Makri and other summer resorts. The small town of Rafina, extended around the port and in the inland offers many alternatives for nice food and for entertainment and nightlife; you will find several music bars, coffee bars and haunts for young people.

In case of emergence you may address to the pharmacies of Rafina; the town has also a Police Station and a Port Authorities Station.

Access is easy by the intercity public buses (KTEL) and by private means (car and motorbikes). During the weekend, you may have difficulties to find a parking, especially in August. If you stay in the town, the beach is accessible also on foot. If you have a boat the marina of Rafina is available for mooring and for any supplies necessary for your vessel.