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Find a Greek bathing-water monitoring site
Search Greece’s 2025 EEA monitoring-site names and annual classifications. Selected Athens Riviera and Chania coast points in western Crete have…
Search the national monitoring-site register
Search 1,734 EEA-reported Greek bathing-water monitoring sites by their source-reported name or annual quality class. This is not a complete beach inventory. The records are not attached to a destination or ranked by proximity because the remaining site identities and coordinates have not been reviewed for those uses.
Coordinate-specific conditions have limited coverage
Teleporio currently has separately reviewed coordinates for four Athens Riviera points and four points on the Chania coast in western Crete. Open-Meteo conditions are requested only for these reviewed points, and provider-returned grid coordinates are shown because the weather and marine models may snap to different locations. A forecast describes model conditions at a returned grid point; it is not a shoreline measurement, current bathing-water advisory, swimming-safety assessment, access guide, facilities list, or operating-status notice. No regional or representative forecast is substituted when point data is unavailable.
Annual classifications are historical
The 2025 EEA assessment covers the classification period 2022–2025. It does not report current advisories, beach access, public transport, facilities, or whether a site is operating.
Source: EEA and DG ENV · Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).
For a fuller explanation of the source and its limits, read the Greek bathing-water results context. Check current notices from local authorities before swimming.
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