Diakofti Vacation Packages
Athens, the national capital, is situated 120 miles (193 kilometers) north of Diakofti.
Diakofti isn't the only place in Saronic Islands worth seeing; those with enough time should also drive a little further out to experience the unique qualities of the nearby scenery, cities and cultural attractions. Vigklafia and Neapoli are two more places worth checking out while you're in Saronic Islands.
Places of worship are often the best doorways into a community's heart and soul. The churches around Diakofti are certainly no exception. Every place contains a fascinating history and Saronic Islands has plenty of its own stories to tell. The ruins in these parts are well worth visiting.
If you're the type who likes to kick back a little while holidaying, this region is great for picnicking and shore fishing. There are plenty of adventures to be enjoyed in the region around Saronic Islands. Have a go at hiking or mountain climbing to get your heart rate up.
There is nothing that opens hearts and minds in this incredibly diverse world of ours quite like language, so be sure to learn a few practical Greek words and phrases before you leave. "Thélis na horépsis mazí mu?" ("Would you like to dance with me?") is useful. And "Apó pu íse?", which means "Where are you from?"
When it is time to depart from Diakofti, use your last euros on last minute keepsakes for the folks at home and bid a fond Yiá sou (farewell).
Accommodation in Diakofti
We strongly suggest that you book a place to stay as soon as your dates are confirmed, since Expedia's Diakofti lodging page currently doesn't list a huge selection of lodgings.
To make the most of your time on the island, consider basing yourself at the Athena Apartments & Studios and Sole e Mare Traditional Studios.