This listing isn't a gym in any weight-training sense. Google categorizes it as a sports club, coffee shop, and cafe, and every one of its five written reviews describes swimming, sea access, dining, or membership logistics at a seaside nautical club, not fitness equipment or training.
A Detailed Account of Family Swimming and a Membership Requirement
Emma Lim's review is the most practically useful here: "It is a good place for your children to take swimming lessons. Summer camps are especially diverse in their programs and are recommended for children to get used to playing with water. If you are a member, it is better. However, you have to drive the children by yourself." I'd flag that membership detail directly, since it suggests non-members may have a more limited experience here, and the drive-yourself note is a specific logistical point for parents to plan around.
A Detailed Account of Dining and a Family Weekend Visit
Maria M's review focuses on the club's dining and amenities during a weekend visit as a guest: "My family came here as guests in June. Both times we visited were on weekends. Very clean, great service and fantastic amenities. A variety of restaurants to choose from. Outdoor bar has a fantastic bartender with secret drinks not on menu. Had the most incredible club sandwich upstairs, with a perfectly fried egg!" I'd note that restaurant-and-bar detail directly, since it confirms this club functions substantially as a dining and social destination alongside its swimming access.
An Additional Account Weighing Membership Against Access Difficulty
Theodore Georgas's review is more measured: "Nice place if you are a member. I would not recommend joining if you are not local to the area though because getting there on peak summer days is a pain. Would five stars but there is very little parking and the overboard security with card operated turnstiles everywhere gives it the aire of a metro or some sort of institution." I'd treat that specific advice directly, since it's a considered recommendation against joining for anyone who doesn't live nearby, not just a general complaint about crowds.
Two Additional Brief Accounts of the Sea and Setting
Peter Bournelis's review reads "Cool place to swim and enjoy the sea! If you go early, you will be lucky with the parking," while Lefteris Levis's review adds "The view and the spot are lovely. Sea food very good as well. For special occasions."
Why This Matters If You're Looking for a Gym
If you found this page searching for weight training or fitness equipment, none of it applies here. Every one of the five reviews describes swimming access, children's lessons, dining, or club membership logistics, not any gym floor or equipment.
What's Missing
No review states specific membership fees or day-guest pricing. Nothing here confirms current hours, since none were published on this listing and every written review predates 2019.
Who It's Not For
Anyone looking for a gym. Anyone who doesn't live locally and isn't already a member, since at least one reviewer specifically advises against joining under those circumstances given peak-season access difficulty.
Odos Apollonos, Vouliagmeni 166 71, Greece. The website is nov.gr, and the phone number is +30 21 0896 2142.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
No. It's a seaside sports and social club, and every written review describes swimming, dining, or membership logistics, not fitness training.
Is it good for children?
Yes, according to at least one reviewer specifically, who describes diverse summer camp programs and swimming lessons for kids.
Is membership required?
Effectively, according to multiple reviewers, who describe a better experience for members and specifically advise against joining if you don't live in the area.
Is parking difficult?
Yes, according to multiple reviewers independently, who describe limited parking, especially on peak summer days.