Agistri
Agistri lies in the Saronic Gulf, close to the islands of Aegina and Poros. Very near to Athens, makes Agistri an excellent destination for quick breaks, day trips and island hopping in Greece. The island is full of nature, surrounded from the dense vegetation of pine trees, olive trees and wildflowers. Agistri in Greece is a peaceful and relaxing island with its beautiful beaches with crystal clear waters. Skala is not only the main port of Agistri but also its main town. Along the coastal road of Agistri, you’ll find a selection of restaurants, cafes, beach bars, and traditional taverns, where you can eat fresh fish and seafood, along with local delicacies.
►The local products of Agistri include olive oil and fresh fish.
►The main regions of the island are Skala and Megalohori.
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How To Get There
Ferries - There are ferries from Port Piraeus to Agistri daily. The trip lasts from 1 to 2 hours, depending on whether your ferry is a regular or a high speed one. Book online your ferry ticket to Agistri Island!
Flights - There is no airport in Agistri. The closest is the International Athens Airport. Upon arrival from airport you need to reach to Port Piraeus and to take the ferry to Agistri. Book your flight to GreeceGallery
