Psatha is a 2,5 kilometers long beach with nice sand and free access; the beach is situated below the mountain Pateras and has a fascinating view of Corinthiakos Bay and of the thick pine wood of the mountain. It is found some 20 kilometers far from Villia and 60 kilometers western to the center of Athens. As Porto Germeno, Psatha too served as the port of Megara at Corinthiakos Bay in antiquity and it was called Panormos. According to scholars the place owes its actual name to the numerous bulrushes, which serve as the raw material for various handmade objects (straw-hats, baskets etc).

Accommodation facilities are available quite close to the beach and the visitors will have the chance to taste fresh fish and sea food at the taverns of the area at the same time enjoying the view of the sea and the mountain across.

The beach is not organized, but it receives many people, especially in the weekends, when the residents of the broader area but also people from Athens, come to enjoy the sea.

In case of emergence you should address to the pharmacies of Villia (some 20 kilometers eastern to the beach), or to the appropriate services of Athens.