The Saronic Islands are very popular for summer holidays and breaks from the urban crowd. Aegina, Poros, Hydra and Spetses have developed a lot in recent years, while Agistri is not so famous but remains a real gem to explore. Crystal clear water, relaxing atmosphere and long history are the most distinctive features of the Saronic Islands. Poros is great for sailing, Hydra has amazing architecture, Spetses stands out for its elegant mansions and Aegina is ideal for family holidays.
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The island of Aegina (Aegina), known as the pistachio island, is one of the “cleanest” in Greece. Because mass tourism is not done here, but only individually, it is preferred by those who seek peace and the authenticity of the Greek spirit.
The island of Hydra is amazingly photogenic with many traditional houses, bays and beaches with crystal clear water. There are no cars on the island, and supplies and transport are carried out as they were 100 years ago, with the help of donkeys.
Along with Hydra and Poros, Spetses played a decisive role in Greece’s war of independence in the early 1800s. Spetses was the home of the famous Greek heroine Laskarina Bouboulinas, and her house has now been turned into a museum documenting her life and contribution them to fight for independence.
Across from Hydra is the tourist town of Ermioni. The town is popular for its pleasant beaches and a number of historic buildings, including the Taxiarchon Church. To the east are the ruins of the ancient port of Ermioni in a beautiful setting right on top of the sea.
The island of Dokos, mountainous and massive, partially closes the Gulf of Hydra to the southwest. Its coast is steep almost everywhere, near the eastern entry point of Skindos Bay, in the north of the island, which offers several anchorage possibilities. Dokos is inhabited by a few families and has one of the best small bays to stop for a swim. Little known, Dokos is home to early Hellenic II ruins and the resting place of the oldest known shipwreck discovered by Cousteau in a lovely bay – great snorkelling!
This island is a little Paradise with breathtaking scenery, picturesque beaches and seaside tavernas. An oasis of nature with lots of charm and chic buildings in the Saronic Gulf.
Agistri is a green, lush island with many scenic and unspoiled charms despite its proximity to the Greek capital, Athens.
The island offers surprising tranquility given its proximity to the bustling city, as well as extraordinary scenery and stunning beaches, with opportunities for many outdoor activities.
