The crystal-clear waters around Aigina beckon travelers to plunge in and explore its vibrant marine life up close. Swim under the Aphaia temple or sail for an early morning dive at Moni island across before day boats start arriving. Swim to the shore and walk in the pine forest among deer and peacocks. You can moor at Aegina port or at Perdika or at Agia Marina, the latter without facilities.
Aigina’s charm extends beyond its beautiful coastline; venture into the heart of the island and be mesmerized by its rich history and culture.
From ancient ruins to traditional villages, there is a sense of timelessness that envelops you as you navigate through its narrow streets. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, Aigina offers the perfect blend of Mediterranean beauty and authentic Greek experiences for those willing to explore beyond the beaten path.
As evening falls, indulge in savory Greek cuisine at local tavernas while watching the sunset paint the sky in hues of orange and pink. The warmth of the locals will make you feel like a part of their community, adding an extra layer of magic to your time on this enchanting island.
Aigina is not just a destination; it’s an escape into tranquility and authenticity that will leave you yearning for more long after you’ve set sail back to reality.
At the main marina or hidden in the alleys of the old town of Aegina you’ll find a number of cafés and bars, usually populated by sailors. At Agia Marina beach you can find tavernas with Greek music or cosmopolitan bars. Try Aegina pistachios which are considered to be of the finest quality in the world.
