Aegina is a historical Cycladic island steeped in centuries-old maritime tradition and is the beloved escape of the Athenians.
The Temple of Aphaia, which forms an isosceles triangle with the Acropolis of Athens and the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion, is also located in Aegina. Landmarks like the Saint Nectarios Monastery, the Apollo Temple at Kolona and the historic medieval village of Paleochora, with its fascinating chapels, are examples of its rich history. The city of Aegina consists of charming little streets and neoclassical homes. Visitors can enjoy the sea, go on carriage rides, discover the old-fashioned fish market, visit museums and indulge in the city's well-known pistachios.
Travel by ferry and without a car from Piraeus. In this way the ecological footprint of the trip is reduced while taking advantage of the time on the ship, to relax and get in a holiday mood.
On Aegina take the public bus for the suggested ride. It may not have frequent buses but they are punctual.
Don't forget that transfers to and from the hotel are included, don't worry about walk with luggage.
Finally, why not stay a few more days and rent a bike as a means of transportation?
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