Aegina
Explore the beautiful island of Aegina in Greece by visiting its many attractions, starting with the Monastery of Agios Nektarios. This stunning monastery, located in the center of the island, is dedicated to the patron saint of Aegina and is a significant religious site for the Greek Orthodox Church. After exploring the monastery, take a trip to the ancient temple of Apollo, located on the island's eastern coast. This impressive temple, built in the 6th century BC, offers a glimpse into the island's rich history and culture. As you tour the temple and its surrounding areas, you will also experience the breathtaking beauty of the Greek landscape, with its clear blue skies, turquoise waters, and rugged coastline.
► Local products of the island include pistachio nuts, which are the most popular. Also, the island is known for its agricultural products such as almonds, grapes, fish, and olives.
►The main regions of Aegina are Aegina Town, Perdika, Agia Marina.
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How To Get There
Ferry - Depart from Port Piraeus daily. It takes 30 minutes to an hour, depending on whether your ferry is a regular or a high-speed one. Aegina is also connected by ferry with Agistri and the seaside town of Methana in the Peloponnese. There is no airport in Aegina.
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