Aghia Marina is a charming coastal village known for its stunning sandy beaches with crystal-clear turquoise waters, attracting visitors seeking relaxation and a laid-back atmosphere. The villages is also famous for its picturesque waterfront promenade lines with traditional tavernas and cafes, offering delicious local cuisine and stunning views of the Saronic Gulf.
Destination Profile
Aghia Marina is the most popular resort on the Greek island of Aegina. It lies in the east of the island 12km from Aegina Town. The location of Aghia Marina is surrounded by green pine forests and mountains. The sandy beaches are among the best on the island. The beautiful bays, pine forests, sandy beaches and the surroundings are breath taking.
The fishing port is very pleasant where all kinds of boats moor. There are numerous tavernas and restaurants where visitors can enjoy delicious Greek specialities and a glass of Retsina.
Aghia Marina is popular with those who love entertainment and people who love all kinds of water sports. The sea is shallow, especially suitable for families with small children.
The town of Aghia Marina is by far the most popular tourist area of Aegina and is a must-see for all visitors and a great base to explore the island. In addition, there is a vibrant nightlife with bars and clubs serving drinks and playing music.
On the 17th of July there is a traditional religious festival of Aghia Marina, At the festival you can expect music, dancing and drinking, the holy trinity of any festival. For more hotels in Aegina around this time check out our holiday deal finder.
Things To Do
Aghia Marina Beach - a great beach for watersport lovers and sunbed adventurers, a long sandy beach with crystal clear waters.
The Temple of Aphaia - dedicated to the goddess Athena, this temple is one the greatest architectural wonders of ancient Greece.
Aegina Aphaia Museum - found near the Temple of Aphaia this small museum is a great way to gain a deeper understanding on the attention to detail the ancient Greeks had with each of their buildings.