Ferry Between Athens & Aegina

With this ferry ticket, you have the opportunity to journey from Athens to Aegina in just over one hour while admiring the stunning views of the Saronic Gulf.

Ferry Service Between Athens & Aegina

The ferry operates as the preferred transportation method connecting Athens and Aegina. This ticket allows you to board the ferry directly, eliminating the need to wait in line at ticket counters.

During the reservation process, you can select from two choices: a one-way trip from Athens or a round trip from Aegina, along with your desired departure time. If departing from Athens, you will start at Piraeus, arriving afterward at the Aegina terminal. For those booking a return from Aegina, the route is reversed, departing Aegina for Piraeus.

The estimated travel time for the ferry ride between Athens and Aegina is approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes.

Exploring Aegina

Upon arrival in Aegina, near the harbor, you will discover the charming chapel of St. Nicholas, notable for its compact size and its iconic white and blue coloring. Strolling through the quaint pathways of the village, you can also visit the Markellos Tower, which functioned as a governmental building between 1826 and 1827.

Make sure to utilize your time in Aegina to explore the temple of Afaya, dating back to the period between 500 and 490 BC, or the temple of Apollo. This temple is situated on a hill known as "Kolona," indicative of its archaeological significance. Scholars believe it originally boasted 11 columns on the sides, with 6 at each end. Its elevated position provides breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea.

Attractions in Athens

A visit to Athens would be incomplete without experiencing the iconic Acropolis, a hallmark of Classical Greece. Within this historical site, you will encounter the Parthenon, the Erechtheion along with its caryatids, and the ancient Theatre of Dionysus, which dates back to the 5th century BC.

Additionally, we recommend exploring the neighborhood of Plaka, often referred to as "the neighborhood of the gods". Its winding cobbled streets, vibrant houses, and traditional taverns evoke a sense of nostalgia. An intriguing fact: remnants of ancient Athens lie beneath the streets of this area.