Greece Travel Guide to the Saronic Islands
The Saronic islands are situated
at a close distance from Athens, the capital of
Greece and its port, Piraeus and are scattered between
the prefecture of Attica and the eastern side of
the Peloponnese. This group of Greek Islands is composed of Angistri,
Aegina, Methana, Poros, Salamina, Spetses and Hydra
and they have a lot to offer to the visitors: natural
beauty, clean sandy beaches and even small deserted
islets to explore.
This site about the Saronic and its islands provides
info about the different islands: history,
churches,
architecture,
beaches,
pictures and much more such as a large choice
of hotels and other accommodation. |
Aegina
is the closest island from Athens, the capital of
Greece. The island is located only one hour away
by ferry. Aegina is considered to be the birthplace
of Aristophanes and is world known for the quality
of its pistachios and its ceramics. Apart from the
archaeological sites the island has a lot to offer
to the visitor: sandy beaches, charming fishing
villages…
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