A Blue Flag beach, great places to eat, and everything within walking distance. Agia Marina makes the trip easy.
When people search for where to stay in Aegina, they usually want the same thing: a good beach, easy access, nice places to eat, and no stress once they arrive. That is exactly why Agia Marina stands out.
A long sandy beach with calm, shallow water – ideal for families and swimmers.
A 2,500-year-old masterpiece, just 15 min away. One of Greece's best-preserved temples.
Eat grilled octopus, fresh fish and pistachios right on the seafront.
Quiet mornings, warm evenings and spectacular sunsets over the Saronic Gulf.
Here's why Agia Marina is easier – and better – than you might think.
This guide gives you everything – ferries, hotels, restaurants, beaches – in one place. No research needed.
Agia Marina is popular with Greeks, not package tourists. You'll find real tavernas, local life and a relaxed pace.
Families with young children, couples on a romantic break, groups of friends – all feel at home here.
Visitors do not want to spend their limited holiday time stuck in traffic, walking forever, or wondering if they picked the wrong place. Agia Marina works because it feels simple.
No car, no complexity. Just a simple journey to one of Greece's most beautiful spots.
Purchase your ticket from Piraeus port. The journey takes just 35 minutes. Ferries run daily – no car needed, walk straight on.
Your hotel or studio is a short walk from the port. Drop your bags and head straight to the beach – it's right in front of you.
Beach, temple, restaurants, watersports – everything is walkable. Discover Aegina town, Aphaia Temple or just relax in the sun.
A curated selection of the best places to stay in Agia Marina, all close to the beach.

0–1 min to beach
Wake up to sea views and walk straight to the sand.

2–5 min to beach
Spacious, practical, and close to everything you need.

3–6 min to beach
Comfortable, social, and right in the heart of the village.
From casual beachside lunches to relaxed dinners by the sea, plenty of good options within easy reach.

Traditional Greek food on the rocks with sea views.

Fresh coffee, cold drinks, and light meals by the water.

Relaxed atmosphere, great food, perfect summer evenings.
One of the biggest hesitations people have is that reaching Aegina sounds complicated. It is not.
Direct ferries from Piraeus to Agia Marina run seasonally, check current schedules before you travel.
Check Ferry Schedules →Fly into Athens International Airport (ATH). From there, take the metro or taxi toward central Athens or Piraeus directly.
Piraeus is the main ferry hub. It is well-connected by metro (Line 1, Green). The ferry terminal is easy to find.
Regular ferries and high-speed boats depart from Piraeus to Aegina throughout the day. Journey time: 35–70 minutes depending on ferry type.
From Aegina Town, Agia Marina is about 15 km away, approximately 15–20 minutes by bus or taxi. Direct ferries also go straight to Agia Marina.
Agia Marina is trusted because the experience is easy to see: a well-known beach area, highly rated local businesses, and a location that simply works.
"Agia Marina was the perfect antidote to the busy madness of Athens."
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"A beautiful town on a fantastic Greek island, has a good selection of restaurants, bars and shops."
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"Agia Marina is quiet and less hectic than the port. This is the place to stay."
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"The sea is crystal clear. Beautiful sandy beach. Everything within short walking distance."
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Everything is close together. Use the map to see exactly where the beach, hotels, restaurants, and essentials are.
If you want a trip that feels simple, enjoyable, and well chosen from the start, Agia Marina is one of the smartest places to begin.
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