The sandy beach of Porto Ennia (meaning “nine” in Greek) is situated in front of the homonymous settlement, within a small cove, where in the past was located the berth Number Nine of the old mines, after which the place has been named. The beach is found at a distance of 54 kilometers southeastern to the center of Athens and 13 kilometers eastern to the town of Keratea, to which the area belongs. Porto Ennia is a small beach, not organized at all, but very clean.

The beach is not protected from the strong northern winds of the summer. Quiet enough in the week days it gets crowded during the weekends, since people from Athens who either have their summer houses here or come for a quick dive.

For any problems you may address to the pharmacies of Keratea, or to the local Medical Centers of Kalyvia (some 13 kilometers southwestern to the beach) or of Markopoulo (some 20 kilometers also to the Southwest). A Police Station and a Traffic Police station are available in Keratea.