Porto Rafti

Porto Rafti (Greek: Πόρτο Ράφτη, Pórto Ráfti, the "tailor's port"), official name: Limen Mesogaias (Greek: Λιμήν Μεσογαίας, "Port of the Mesogeia", the plain to the east of Mount Hymmettus), is a seaside town. In 2001, its population was 7,131. It surrounds the Porto Rafti Bay in the east coast of Attica, 38 km from the center of Athens, Greece. It is also located very close to the new Athens International Airport. Porto Rafti is part of the Markopoulo Mesogeias municipality in the East Attica regional unit.

The town is known for its beaches, restaurants serving traditional Greek food (tavernas), hotels and apartments for rent during the holidays. In Porto Rafti, thousands of Athens' residents have built their country-houses for their holidays.