ARGOSARONIC ISLANDS
DESTINATIONS
Spread over the Saronic Gulf and up to the entrance of the Argolic Gulf, the islands and coasts of the Saronic Gulf are extremely popular destinations within walking distance of Athens. The six islands of Salamina, Aegina, Agistri, Poros, Hydra and Spetses on the coast of the Peloponnese are destinations that combine beautiful landscapes, unique archeological sites, museums, mansions, picturesque settlements and magnificent beaches.
The islands of the Saronic Gulf are located a short distance from Athens and consist of Aegina, Hydra, Agistri, Spetses, Salamina, and Poros. All the islands have frequent and daily connection with the port of Piraeus, thus offering visitors the opportunity to make excursions on weekends.
The islands of the Saronic Gulf have been inhabited since prehistoric times and gradually experienced special development in the fields of shipping and trade, while their contribution to the Greek Revolution of 1821 was particularly decisive.
The wonderful sights, the clear shores with the blue waters, the picturesque coves, the rich vegetation, the beautiful fishing villages with the special architecture and the ancient monuments attract and enchant the visitors. The Saronic Gulf has always been one of the main tourist destinations of the inhabitants of the Attica basin. The lacy beaches with the turquoise waters and the beautiful harbors compose the wonderful natural environment of the whole area.
The islands of the Saronic Gulf are very organized tourist, with organized beaches, hotels, hotel complexes, rooms to let, quality restaurants, traditional taverns and shops.
The islands of the Saronic Gulf attract hundreds of visitors every year. Due to their short distance from the port of Piraeus, they are ideal for those who wish to make day trips, short trips on weekends or holidays of more days.
During your vacation you can also visit more than one island as some of them are interconnected.
