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Aegina Greece is a beautiful, verdant island, located just 17,5 nautical miles from Piraeus Port. It is characterized by its idyllic landscape, important history and island charm.

Aegina Island is a wonderful destination for vacations all year round. Its close proximity to Athens and in general Mainland Greece, means that it is a popular weekend holiday spot for many Athenians, as well as vacationers in Athens who want to do a bit of island hopping. The island has an excellent tourist infrastructure, with an abundance of Aegina hotels, apartments and rooms for rent, restaurants, bars, shops and organized beaches, as well as professional car rental agencies and highly-reliable travel agents.

Aegina Town is a picturesque village and the capital of Aegina Greece. The town is packed with quaint house, blue-domed churches, narrow alleyways and small shops. Many of the traditional houses have been converted into Aegina hotels, offering visitors a “taste” of genuine life on the island.

Apart from Aegina Town, it is worthwhile visiting the other of the villages on Aegina Island. Agia Marina is famous for its stunning sandy beach and natural areas, Souvala is well-known for its therapeutic hot springs, and Perdika is a lovely fishing village, celebrated for its crystal-clear waters. Since these villages are popular resorts, visitors can find a variety of tourist facilities, including a good selection of Aegina hotels, apartments and rooms for rent for their accommodation during their stay.

We also suggest visiting the island of Agistri, which is located opposite Aegina Greece. On Agistri Island, you can swim at golden sandy beaches and rocky, secluded shores, which are ideal for fishing, as well.

Aegina Greece possesses a plethora of historical sites, many of which are very well-preserved and provide visitors with a look into the glory of Ancient Greece. The most significant sites are marked on every map of Aegina, so that visitors can easily locate them, such as the Ancient Site of Aphaia near Agia Marina, the Ancient Site of Kolona, the Temple of Hellanios Zeus, and the Archaeological and Folklore Museums in Aegina Town, the old town and the monasteries of Agios Nektarios and Panagia Chrysoleontissa, in Paleochora. Most Aegina hotels offer travel information about the island and the “must’ attractions, so don’t hesitate to ask for advice from the hotel management.

If you want to relax on an island that has got everything you could ever wish for, come to Aegina Greece.