One such site is "The Doric Temple of Aphaia Athina", built with local limestone, it has been preserved in a very good condition throughout the years. The temple was built on a hill 4 kms north of the village.
The other famous temples in Athens - "The Parthenon" on the Athens Acropolis, and "The Temple of Poseidon" in Sounion- were built in a way so that they create a triangle among them.
In the ancient years these three temples had visual contact, so they could signal and inform the people, in case of an enemy attack or a natural disaster.The picturesque chapel of Agia Marina, from which the village took its name, is also worth visiting.
For the water sports lovers, paradise can be found at the sandy beach of Agia Marina, which is ideal for wind surfing amongst other activities. On the beach you will find small stalls, renting all the necessary equipment for water sports. For those who prefer peace, tranquility and less people around, you can find small bays and beaches where you can enjoy the sea without being disturbed.
If you are in Aegina on the 17th of July, don’t miss the traditional religious festival of Agia Marina that takes place with music, dance and drink.For accommodation, there is a selection of hotels and rooms-to-let operating in Agia Marina, where you can find comfortable and affordable accommodation for your stay here.The town of Agia Marina is by far the most popular tourist area of Aegina and is a must-see for all visitors.
Agia Marina Hotels & accommodation
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