Ferry between Athens & Aegina

This ferry ticket offers the chance to navigate between Athens and Aegina in just over an hour, all while enjoying the stunning views of the Saronic Gulf.

Ferry Route: Athens & Aegina

The ferry service is the most favored option for traveling from Athens to Aegina. This ticket allows you to board the ferry directly, eliminating the need to wait in line at the port ticket counters.

During your purchase, you can select between two choices: a one-way trip from Athens or a round trip from Aegina, alongside your chosen departure time. If you set off from Athens, your journey will commence at Piraeus, arriving at the Aegina terminal. Conversely, if you opt for a return ticket from Aegina, you will depart from there and arrive back in Piraeus.

The estimated travel duration by ferry between Athens and Aegina is approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes.

Discoveries in Aegina

Upon arriving in Aegina, near the harbor, you can visit the chapel of St. Nicholas, notable for its charming size and distinctive white and blue exterior. Strolling through the idyllic village streets, you will encounter the Markellos Tower, a historical state building from 1826 to 1827.

Your excursion to Aegina can also include a trip to the temple of Afea, built between 500 and 490 BC, or the temple of Apollo, located on a hill known as "Kolona", meaning column in Greek. This site is believed to have once featured 11 columns on its sides and 6 at the ends. From this elevated position, you can relish breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea.

Experiences in Athens

When in Athens, a visit to the iconic Acropolis, a hallmark of Classical Greece, is essential. Here, you will explore the Parthenon, the Erechtheion and its caryatids, in addition to the Theatre of Dionysus, which dates back to the 5th century BC.

Additionally, take time to roam the Plaka neighborhood, often referred to as the "neighborhood of the gods." Its narrow cobblestone paths, colorful facades, and traditional tavernas transport you to a different era. Interestingly, remnants of ancient Athens lie beneath the streets of this charming area.