Aegina: a Greek island near Athens
Aegina is one of the most accessible Greek islands from Athens. Kalimera Aegina welcomes guests in Agia Marina, close to the beach and within easy reach of the island’s archaeological and cultural sights.
How to travel from Athens to Aegina
The usual starting point is Piraeus, Athens’ main port. Ferries connect Piraeus with Aegina, while some seasonal services may serve Agia Marina directly. Journey time depends on the vessel and route, so travellers should check the current official timetable before departure.
Why choose Agia Marina
Agia Marina combines a sandy beach with a quieter island atmosphere. It is a useful base for guests who want to stay near the coast while visiting the Temple of Aphaia, the Monastery of Saint Nektarios, Aegina Town and the island’s traditional villages.
Accommodation for a short break or longer stay
Kalimera Aegina offers rooms and studios with modern essentials, including air conditioning, Wi-Fi and refrigerators. Selected studios include kitchen facilities, while selected rooms have balconies, terraces and sea views.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get from Athens to Aegina?
Most visitors travel from Piraeus by ferry. Always check the latest timetable and departure port before travelling.
Is Aegina good for a short holiday from Athens?
Yes. Its ferry connection makes Aegina a practical choice for a short island break, while its beaches and sights also suit longer stays.
Where can I stay on Aegina near the beach?
Kalimera Aegina is in Agia Marina, approximately 100 metres from the sandy beach, with rooms and studios available subject to dates.
Plan your stay on Aegina
Contact Kalimera Aegina directly for current availability, room details and reservation information.