How to travel to Aegina

Below, you will find all the needed information to travel to Aegina with ease!
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In brief, vacationers can reach the island only by ferry. Ferries to Aegina depart from Piraeus Port in Athens, the area of Methana (Peloponnese), and two other Saronic Islands.
The closest airport is the International Airport of Athens.

Getting informed about the local transportation options before visiting the island is recommended. That will help you organize your transportation throughout your stay in advance!

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How can I travel there from abroad?

Aegina doesn't have an airport, so what you can do is fly to Athens and take a ferry to Aegina from Piraeus Port. After landing in Athens, you can get to the port of Piraeus via metro, bus, or suburban railway (if you don't want to take a taxi). Ferries to Aegina are daily and numerous during summer, so you don't need to worry about the ferry tickets.

How can I travel there from Athens?

The only way to reach Aegina from Athens is via ferry. Ferries to Aegina depart from the port of Piraeus every day and itineraries increase during summer.

How can I travel there from other islands?

The only way to travel to Aegina (from anywhere) is the ferry. Agistri is the only island directly connected to Aegina throughout the year. During summer, the island is also connected with Poros. In the case of any other island, you have to get to Athens and then take a ferry from Piraeus Port.