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Agia Marina

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An oasis close to Athens

Meet Agia Marina, the quaint port of Aegina. A charming village known for its stunning sandy beaches and crystal-clear, emerald waters. A perfect destination for sun lovers, Agia Marina is a place filled with history, natural beauty, and authentic island spirit. Just about 30 minutes from the port of Piraeus, Agia Marina is the ideal spot for a refreshing getaway—a short escape from your daily routine.

Let the picturesque alleys enchant you, unwind on the beautiful beaches, explore ancient monuments that reveal the island’s glorious past, and savor local flavors at traditional tavernas.

Beaches

Sights

Gastronomical Experiences

Beaches

Kleidi / Klima Beach

An isolated and serene beach. Kleidi, also known as Klima, is a sandy stretch with high hills and crystal-clear waters. A peaceful place for those seeking quiet and relaxation.

Beaches

Aeginitissa

One of the most popular beaches in Aegina. Aeginitissa is known for its lush vegetation, with eucalyptus trees reaching all the way to the shore.

Beaches

Moni Beach

Located near the Monastery of Saint Nektarios, Moni Beach offers a tranquil atmosphere and emerald, crystal-clear waters—ideal for those seeking peace and natural beauty.

Sights

The Temple of Aphaia (or Afea)

The Temple of Aphaia was built around the 5th century B.C. and is one of the oldest and most significant monuments in Greece. It is located on the top of a hill, offering a stunning panoramic view of the Aegean Sea.

Sights

Agios Nektarios Monastery

One of the most important religious destinations in Greece and a world-renowned monastery. Built in a picturesque location, it is dedicated to Agios Nektarios, one of the most revered Orthodox Saints in the country.

Sights

Eleonas (Olive Groves)

The olive groves of Aegina, dating back to around the 7th century B.C., are among the oldest cultivated areas in Greece. Walk along the paths of Eleonas, admire the centuries-old olive trees, and learn about the production of Aegina’s renowned olive oil.

Sights

Kazantzakis Museum

Located in the house where Nikos Kazantzakis once lived, the museum is dedicated to the renowned author of “Life and Times of Alexis Zorbas”. Visitors can see his desk, read original manuscripts, and view personal belongings that shed light on his life and work.

Sights

Markellos Tower (also known as Bourtzi)

Situated in the capital of Aegina, this historic tower reflects the island’s glorious past and offers a magical view. Built in 1802, it is named after Spyros Markellos, one of the leaders of the Greek Revolution.

Sights

Einardio School

One of the most iconic Kapodistrian-era buildings in Aegina and the first neoclassical structure in Greece. It holds historical significance as the location of the first educational institution for training future teachers.

Gastronomical Experiences

Pistachios of Aegina

Famous for their exceptional taste and quality, Aegina’s pistachios are used in a variety of recipes—from desserts to pasteli (a traditional sesame and honey bar).

Gastronomical Experiences

Olive Oil

Aegina produces high-quality olive oil, essential in Greek cuisine. It’s widely used in cooking, salads, and sauces.

Gastronomical Experiences

Katsoules

A must-try local delicacy in Aegina, katsoules are a type of fish found in the region. While they can be found elsewhere, the psarolivada (fishing grounds) around Aegina offer an ideal habitat, making them especially flavorful.

Gastronomical Experiences

Local Varieties of Wine

Aegina produces wine mainly for local consumption, including the well-known Retsina of Aegina, made from native grape varieties

Gastronomical Experiences

Honey

Renowned for its rich taste and aroma, Aegina’s high-quality honey is used in desserts, beverages, and marinades.

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