Agistri, a small yet charming island of the Saronic Gulf, lies just south of Aegina and only a few nautical miles away from it. Despite its modest size, the island has long been part of the maritime landscape of the region, often serving as a natural stop for vessels navigating between the Saronic and the…
On the southeastern coast of Aegina lie the neighbouring Klima and Mazioti bays, two small but highly appreciated anchorages for yachts seeking quiet waters and attractive beaches. The area lies below the village of Sfentouri, the southernmost settlement of the island, which was originally established as a winter refuge for local shepherds. These bays are…
Perdika, located on the southwestern tip of Aegina, is an old traditional village that in recent decades has developed into a highly sought-after destination. In the past its inhabitants were engaged almost exclusively in fishing, while today the village is best known for its lively waterfront, its famous seafood tavernas and its beautiful sunsets over…
Agia Marina, on the northeastern coast of Aegina, is the island’s largest seaside resort. Its popularity as a holiday destination is mainly due to its long sandy beach, where the seabed deepens very gradually, making it particularly suitable for families and children. The settlement takes its name from the small chapel of Saint Marina, located…