Port of Aegina

Ferry travel shapes Aegina’s waterfront. Connections with Piraeus make the town’s port an arrival point for island visits, linking the sea journey directly with the streets and businesses of the town. The harbour also belongs to a place with a much older history of maritime trade.

Behind the waterfront, neoclassical buildings and market streets reflect the town’s development. Local food, particularly pistachios, is part of its visitor appeal, alongside archaeological sites and religious landmarks elsewhere on the island.

Choosing the arrival point matters. Aegina Town, Souvala and Agia Marina are separate ports, so the island’s name alone does not identify where a ferry will land. For passengers arranging onward travel, the port named on the booking is the useful starting point.