A very small, yet traditional island. It’s covered in pine-trees and its proximity to Athens makes it a very popular sailing destination during the weekends. Around the island you’ll be able to see many deserted coves ideal for a private swim stop.
Only a few minutes away from the picturesque harbour of Aegina. It’s a place where you can find peace and tranquility, let alone the deers, peacocks and wild-goats with the latter known for climbing on near-vertical cliffs.
This island used to consist of two islands. However, the explosion of the Méthana volcano in 273 BC radically changed the morphology of the area, hence Poros took the shape of an amphitheater over two hills.
An island whose maritime importance dates back to the 500 BC. You will not help but notice the ruins of the temple of Apollo and Aphea. The legend has it that Aphaea escaped the sailors near the coast of Aegina and was last seen climbing the hill until she vanished and hence the name “Aphaea” meaning vanish in ancient Greek.
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