The Greek Isle of Aegina
Sparkling waters, deep history, and rich culture. A photo cross-section.

Named after the nymph Zeus fell in love with in Greek mythology, Aegina is the closest island you can visit after landing in Athens. It is also one of the largest ones out there, known for their nature, history and pistachios! Upon arriving, we were greeted with ouzo and those lovely nuts. There’s a little bit of everything on Aegina. From great restaurants, shops and markets in the town to famous historic sites and beaches. The best advice is just to explore all the nooks.
HISTORIC SITES TO SEE
Temple of Aphaia – Agios Nektarios Monastery – Hill of Kolona
CULTURE + FOOD
Pistachios – Ouzo – Maridaki (restaurant) – Pottery
*Trip made possible by Grazy Travel.














awesome pictures!
Thanks, Isabel!
Seeing all these posts about Greece makes me want to go back to it, NOW haha. Greece has this magical charm, hasn’t it? Love the photography in this post, it just airs Greece all over. :)
I can’t wait to go back, soon hopefully? I need island hop in the summer!